marriage

New research has revealed that women who out-earn their male partners in heterosexual households report lower relationship satisfaction.

Views around marriage are changing but proposals are stilll largely considered a man’s job. Women who do propose often feel judged.

A growing number of people entering relationships after 60 are finding that being together and living apart improves wellbeing.

Men place more importance on finding a long-term partner and rely more heavily on romantic relationships than women, a new study has found. 

Think that “rural matchmaking” sounds like the latest reality TV show? Think again! It’s a deliberate policy from Japan’s government.

women CAN suffer a devastating economic decline after marriage separation, one that impacts everything from their income to housing security.

Every Japanese citizen in 500 years’ time may end up sharing the same surname of “Sato” if marriage laws continue.

Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong married her long-time partner Sophie Allouache in Adelaide on Saturday.

Clementine Ford’s case against marriage in her new book, “I Don’t: The Cast Against Marriage” is a searing, clarifying read.

With dads being the primary earners in many heterosexual households, it was often the mother who gave up work to manage extra work at home during the pandemic. But what about heterosexual households where the mother was the primary earner?

A new study has revealed that married women who win the lottery are far more likely to divorce their spouses than men who win the lottery. 

This anthropological study gives an evolutionary perspective on why women are more likely than men to be bearing a heavy work burden.