
Relationships
The Psychology of Love, Crushes, and Attraction
The psychology of love explained: why crushes feel intense, what happens in your brain, and how love changes over time.
Dennis Relojo-Howell · 23 October 2026
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Relationships
The psychology of love explained: why crushes feel intense, what happens in your brain, and how love changes over time.
Dennis Relojo-Howell · 23 October 2026

Stories & Perspectives
Limerence is an involuntary, obsessive longing for one person.
Dennis Relojo-Howell · 18 October 2026

Stories & Perspectives
Relationship OCD hides under different fears, and recovery means tolerating uncertainty instead of checking for certainty.
Eliana Bonaguro, LMHC · 03 October 2026

Stories & Perspectives
Hopeful romance keeps you open to love while judging a partner by real patterns, not early chemistry or potential.
Kat Grassetti · 18 September 2026

Stories & Perspectives
Name the burden in a request your friend can answer rather than testing their love with silence.
Hyeok Lim · 06 September 2026

Mind & Brain
Science asks: can lifetime love leave readable signature brain activity, or is that still fiction?
Robert Haynes · 22 August 2026

Mental Health
If you keep asking "cant help falling love why do i fall love so fast", five causes explain it.
Ellen Diamond · 22 August 2026

Stories & Perspectives
Releasing attachment after overpushing a first love helps adolescents recover and approach relationships more carefully.
Kyle Go · 13 August 2026

Stories & Perspectives
Neurodivergent people express love in distinct ways that are often misread, and recognising them strengthens relationships.
Luke Milne · 09 April 2026

Relationships
Love supports emotional connection and resilience, helping people cope with grief, mental health challenges, and daily life.
Howard Diamond · 10 February 2026

Relationships
Healing begins when you recognise how fear affects your relationships and take small steps toward trust, vulnerability and connection.
Samantha Green · 05 December 2025

Relationships
Love and relationships shape most people’s lives, but this piece shows how one woman finds clarity and strength by living outside that script.
Blair Sorrel · 18 November 2025

Mental Health
How to get over unrequited love: why it hurts, how it affects mental health, and steps that help you heal.
Dina G. Relojo · 01 July 2025

Relationships
New data reveals that Quality Time is the UK’s most favoured love language, with Londoners and other major cities prioritising meaningful connections over physical affection or gift-giving.
Psychreg News Team · 10 February 2025

Lifestyle
Understanding love languages transforms holidays into meaningful experiences, fostering deeper connections through shared activities and personalised interactions.
Psychreg News Team · 23 December 2024