Here's a quick way to find out if you are with THE one meant for you... So, your relationship with your partner is picture perfect. There's no dearth of compatibility, care or understanding. But is it all that is required to know whether you are with the right person? Do you think your relationship is completely out of the ordinary (in a good way, of course?) a) Yes, I know it is b) No c) Not sure Has your partner turned your world upside down and you still don't know how and why it happened? a) Yes b) In a way, yes c) Not really What makes you think he/she could be 'the one'? a) Becaus

So you are wondering why your new neighbour, a guy, keeps gossiping about every possible thing happening in your housing society, something that the women are believed to enjoy more? Or why your best friend isn't able to convey what exactly he wants to say, even after a 10 minute 'speech'? Well, a recent study seems to have solved this mystery. According to the study men are the bigger chatterboxes and are more likely to talk for the sake of talking! And yet, more isn't merrier here; because they aren't as good as women when it comes to expressing themselves. What do those from Mars and V

They say you should hang on to your friends for life. But some, you need to ditch pronto The contender He worked hard to get better grades than you in school, tried to win all the girls' attention, compared notes on who took the better holiday, and is now comparing your kid with his. Why are you still friends? Healthy competition between friends keeps both parties motivated. But if the camaraderie is about outdoing each other, your friend is your biggest competitor. So, tell him, ciao. The MIA friend She missed wishing you on your birthday, failed to turn up when you lost your grand mum. She

Traveling can lead you to let loose and get a little crazier than usual. Travel guide website Triposo conducted a survey to learn more about crazy tourist behavior abroad. They asked respondents to confess to their own travel sins -- which included everything from public drunkenness to cheating on significant others -- and also to report on the misbehavior of others. When asked about their goals for travel, 14 per cent of the men surveyed admitted that they were hoping to hook up while traveling, the Huffington Post reported. Only about 5 per cent of women identified hooking up as a trave

Guys tend to come with a number of excuses, mostly ridiculous ones, when they want to cheat on their partners and wives. According to Huffington Post, one of them is "She knows and she is okay with it." Guys who think this genuinely have convinced themselves of it -- it's easier than thinking of themselves as being cheaters. Others reasons given by cheaters are "she doesn't like sex" or "she's not interested in sex with me." Some men think that their partners wouldn't care, so it won't be a problem. Some say that they are just together for the children, while other say they are getting d

Happily Ever Afters aren't perfect but they aren't impossible either. Our experts help you navigate some common matrimonial landmines Universally, all marriages have their spells of good and bad and more often than not, share the same kinks in the chain. Be it pesky in-laws or intolerable cleanliness issues, living with someone day in and day out can have its moments of insanity. The trick is to not let them get the better of the relationship. Marriage counsellor Sonali Raisingh and clinical psychologist Ranjan Shah list the most common problems marriages face and how to deal with them. Pare

When it comes to relationship advise, your buddies, siblings and coworkers can have enough influence on your decision to start a new romance. According to H. Colleen Sinclair, an associate professor of psychology at Mississippi State University, their opinions can shape your romantic destiny, Fox News reported. "If you have the support of your friends and family, your relationship is more likely to survive," Sinclair said. Psychologists use the phrase "positive illusions." Poets say love is blind. Your pals may wonder what you see in her but say nothing at first. According to Benjamin Le,

Just the way a banker's wife has to put up with her husband's painfully long hours at work, a lawyer's husband too spends the better part of his life on teleconference with his wife. While it is a matter of great pride to be an investment banker's wife or for that matter a savvy corporate lawyer's husband, deep down men and women still have inhibitions about each other's career choices, and would rather give anything for some quality time at home with each other. With blurring gender divide, women are making a success of high-flying corporate jobs that involve living out of a suitcase whi

No matter how much we try to forget what we have left behind us, it is more often than not a difficult idea to let go easily of the past and take a detour from the once familiar and now closed route. This seems a little tougher when the past in question concerns sensitive human relationship of love and marriage. We all remember the mania that surrounded the news of Hollywood actor Brad Pitt getting married to Angelina Jolie earlier this year. Events took a humorous turn when their marriage became secondary and the speculations about Brad's ex-wife Jennifer Aniston attending the wedding assume

Words can play a powerful role in marriages. They can cut you, heal you, inspire you, and stop you from certain actions. Learning the language of marriage takes time and diligence, but saying some words regularly may cause irreparable damage. Huffington Post came up with five words that are destined to cause damage to your marriage. The first word is "never," which implies a sense of hopelessness and finality. When you use "never," you're telling your spouse that they are no good, will never be any good and that there's no hope for change. Second is "always," which implies a sense of rigi