Hoping to spark romantic connections through humor, Boston College alum Melissa Mullen designed the interactive dating app Smile to match users based on a shared sense of humor. “Smile is on a mission ...

Ever wonder why a shared laugh or witty remark can spark attraction? Humor does more than lighten the mood—it may reveal clues about a person’s creativity. Research by Erika Langley and Michelle ...

Relationships thrive on connection, shared values and understanding one another deeply. While many couples prioritize physical attraction, communication skills and common interests, one overlooked ...

Humor is one of the clearest markers of a successful social interaction. You can use it as an ice breaker, and sharing a laugh with others is a good sign that you've hit it off. Humor might be even ...

[Re:“From a Distance: What I’ve Learned About Dating in Asheville During a Pandemic,” Jan. 6, Xpress:] Kevin, it appears you forgot your article, “From a Distance” was in the Humor Issue, because ...

"Hey, can I play on your dating apps?!" If you're single and attempting to online-mingle, I'm sure one of your very well-meaning, but very monogamous friends has requested a turn on your phone. You ...

Humor slips into a relationship the same way sunlight sneaks through a window. It doesn’t announce itself, yet it changes the ...

Ugh! Dating is really hard these days, especially if you’re someone like me, who has standards, a busy schedule, and a YouTube channel of “conspiracy” theories about the “moon landing.” And no, before ...

So, you’re suddenly single, or single by a series of humiliating and bewildering degrees, and you find yourself in the prime, final ten to fifteen per cent of your life alone. Also, you are allergic ...