My Own Love Story: How Vic and I Almost Never Met

Wise Readers,

I did use relationship science to find my beloved (we recently celebrated our eighth anniversary).  But we almost never met.  Here, the Register-Guard newspaper reviews my book Love Factually—and tells a story I’d somehow never put into writing before:

http://registerguard.com/rg/life/lifestyles/34043592-74/eugene-authors-love-factually-offers-relationship-advice-rooted-in-science.html.csp

The Science Behind Why Affairs Happen

They changed my sex to male in this article, but otherwise, quoted me accurately for The Daily Mail.  What are the three big mistakes that lead to affairs?  They’re here:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3237620/The-science-people-cheat-Scientists-reveal-two-main-reasons-popularity-Ashley-Madison.html

For a happier marriage, celebrate more

Marriage isn’t just for the bad times, and in fact, how you react to your beloved’s good news could be crucial.  Brain scans show that happier couples are happy for each other, and pay attention to one another’s happiness: 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3196916/The-secret-lasting-marriage-happy-one-Brain-scans-reveal-strong-couples-share-s-joy.html

Objective Clues & Dating Dos

Want some science-backed strategies for understanding your own dating psychology: your fears, your needs, and what to do about them?  Tune in here for my radio interview in LA with Damona Hoffman:

http://ubnradio.com/objective-clues-dating-dos/

10 Times Women Say Yes But We Shouldn't

This week the Love Scientist weighs in on blogger and author Phoebe Fox’s post about times when No would be best-said~new at the Huffington Post:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/phoebe-fox/10-times-women-say-yes-when-we-should-say-no_b_7196880.html?fb_action_ids=10153338092739170&fb_action_types=og.shares