For people in their 50s and 60s, the dating world often looks very different than it did decades ago. As the number of available singles becomes smaller, meeting someone nearby is not always ...

For most of my life, I had only heard bad things about long-distance relationships. Phrases like "they never work" or "they're not worth it" come to mind. Still, the negative connotations didn't stop ...

Keeping relationships happy and strong takes a lot of work. Trying to do it from far away is even harder. When I lived in New York City and dated someone in New Hampshire, even though we were really ...

Dear Carolyn: I married someone after dating mostly long-distance, but there were compatibility issues that were hidden by the distance, and it didn’t last. After several years of not meeting anyone I ...

When my partner moved five hours away for a short-term work opportunity, I convinced myself that I could handle it. It was only temporary, and we would find ways to make it work. But the reality of ...

Can love thrive—or even just survive—geographical separation? It’s not uncommon for couples to be challenged by long distance. College students deal with this problem all the time (nearly 50 percent ...

Gone are the days when you had to sit, wait, and hope the love of your life would walk into your life. Now, technology can help you connect with the right person, whether they're sitting across the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For some New Yorkers, crossing the East River is a romantic adventure. For others, it's a logistical nightmare measured in subway ...

Absence makes the heart grow fonder, they say. But despite this positive adage, 56.6% of people perceive long-distance relationships (LDRs) to be less happy and satisfying than geographically-close ...