Sex & Relationships

Getting along with your coworkers can be tough in any job – much less one where you eat, sleep and work just feet away from one ano ...

This is unmistakably an historic moment when it comes to powerful men getting their comeuppance for sexual indiscretion. Today on the sho ...

A Harvard research study spanning 80 years that looked into the life and health trajectories of well over a thousand people offers some i ...

A new musical comedy about an engaged young couple — torn by a commitment to no premarital sex and an attraction to phone fantasy — turns away from issues it addresses.

Guests: Nuala Cabral, Lisa Huebner, Jaclyn Friedman  Since actress Alyssa Milano encouraged wom ...

There’s a new study on romantic relationships titled “My life has become a major distraction from my cell phone.” ...

Activist Tarana Burke, who lived in Philadelphia until recently, created the "Me Too" movement more than 10 years ago. Here's her conversation with WHYY's Annette John-Hall.

The stories keep coming at us with a common theme: men behaving badly. As these icky morality plays unfold, I am shocked by how I’m not really shocked.

A second lawyer who defended Bill Cosby in his sex assault trial that ended with a deadlocked jury wants off the case before the start of ...

What can public health learn from the time the state decriminalized prostitution? Around the world, there’s a growing moveme ...

It wasn't until eight years later that my husband and I realized the pun: a white bride and black groom. We felt a little embarrassed by the unintended joke.

While many Millennials may be tying the knot in non-traditional DIY ceremonies, they’re likely still entering into a traditional “until death do us part” marriage. Too bad.

Oscar Wilde gave us all some sage advice when he said, "Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken."

Some people even say that if you identify as bisexual, like me, you really shouldn't have any obstacles in finding a partner, because you just have so many options. 

To prevent people from making racially charged comments, should we talk right up front about my husband's race, or do we just hope they'll not be racist all on their own?