divorce
Have your eyes glued to your screen? Well, maybe try and dial it back a bit. A study published in Computers in Human Behaviour has found that high levels of social media usage are strongly correlated with divorce. Of course, that doesn’t mean that social media causes divorce—researchers freely admit … Read More
We’re stressful guys with stressful lives—and the way we respond to stress may be keeping us up at night. According to a new study published in Sleep, not only is stress keeping us awake at night, but poor coping strategies are too. What poor coping strategies? Well, like behavioural disengagement, … Read More
Everyone knows common law marriage exists. But it’s surprising how many people misunderstand the concept. In Ontario, the law deems you to be in a common law relationship once you have lived together continuously for three years. And once you’ve crossed that threshold, you are potentially on the hook for … Read More
I was having dinner with my cousin and his wife the other night, when the topic of “shacking up” was broached somewhere between how to deal with a gluten allergy and what’s considered flirting. Just one look from them (a shared ”oh god, it was a horrible phase, wasn’t it?” … Read More
You aren’t going to like this medicine, but: couples who discuss romantic movies might be at less risk of divorce than those who don’t. A study published in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology found that discussing five movies about relationships over a month can cut the three-year divorce … Read More
