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Why do I fall for people who are wrong for me?
Desire can feel like proof that we have found the right person, but intense attraction often draws us toward familiar emotional patterns, old wounds and people who may not be suited for a stable, safe relationship
Roi Tzur
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06.19.26
The abusive lover can feel like the best sex of your life, until control takes over
In an excerpt from ‘Dangerous Relationships,’ Ayelett Shani and Efrat Harel-Haiman describe how abusive partners use sex not to build intimacy, trust or closeness, but to weaken boundaries, create dependency and dominate the victim’s body and mind
Ayelett Shani
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06.16.26
The secret to ecstatic sex: balancing passion, trust and emotional connection
Dr. Ariel Cohen-Arkin identifies types of sex, from passionate and intimate to release-oriented and compensatory; He says the most fulfilling experiences combine desire, trust and emotional closeness, while open communication helps couples better express their needs
Lori Stadtmauer
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06.13.26
Caught in concert: husband’s affair hits a very public note
After insisting there was no affair, the husband was spotted at a concert embracing another woman by his wife’s lawyer, turning divorce talks into a much trickier performance
Attorney Orit Dror-Harel
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06.09.26
Are you in a toxic relationship? These are the red flags that may point to emotional abuse
A new book on dangerous relationships and narcissistic abuse examines how dizzying courtship can give way to gaslighting, control and self-doubt, with a checklist designed to help identify warning signs
Ayelett Shani, Efrat Harel Heyman
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06.03.26
Bachelor of the week: ‘I’m old-fashioned; my partner won’t have male friends’
Ofek Ariel Amoyal, 26, works two jobs while saving for a home and says he is looking for a loyal, ambitious partner who wants family, commitment and no games
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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06.03.26
Why we stay in relationships that no longer fit us
Many people who seem confident and successful remain in loveless relationships because leaving means facing a deeper fear: being alone with themselves
Roi Tzur
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05.30.26
Bachelorette of the week: ‘I hit on a guy at a bar and he laughed in my face’
Biology student Abby Eldad says she is not looking for grand gestures or money, but for a values-driven man who will join her in doing good, try keeping Shabbat with her and love animals, especially cats
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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05.27.26
'I wanted to examine what intimacy between women looks like in old age'
Dalia Zelikha’s new exhibition, Silvered, documents lesbian couples in later life and challenges a culture that often pushes older women out of sight, offering what she calls a portrait of aging through tenderness, beauty and presence
Hagai Ayed
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05.22.26
Bachelor of the week: I am determined to get married this year
Doron Avidan, 35, a wedding DJ and entrepreneur, says he is determined to marry this year and start a family; he seeks a partner who values communication and honesty, and dreams of children and a family life
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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05.21.26
Sexy dating profile photos may hurt your shot at real love
A new Reichman University study finds sexualized photos may attract quick attention but can make users seem less suitable for serious relationships
Lori Stadtmauer
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05.21.26
Why people are drawn to kink, and what it can teach us about intimacy and control
Clinical psychologist Dr. Itamar Cohen was exposed to British kink culture through patients he treated in London, fell in love with it and began exploring himself and his relationship; he says kink can allow people to revisit unresolved childhood experiences, but stresses it can never replace therapy
Lori Stadtmauer
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05.16.26
'I walked the streets in a wedding dress for 40 days searching for love'
After losing two brothers in one week, 34-year-old Maayan Marom rebuilt her life with a bold public search for love, wearing wedding dress for 40 days, even during Iran war, with a sign reading: ‘Still haven’t found my groom’
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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05.12.26
Bachelor of the week: searching for love after heartbreak and one unforgettable bad date in Netanya
Barel Adam, Tel Aviv event producer and marathon runner, says heartbreak made him stronger and more clear-eyed about love; now he wants an optimistic partner, warm family and relationship worth fighting for
Sivan Kanety Avitan
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05.08.26
Personality expert reveals the 10% of people who can disrupt your life — and how to respond
Bill Eddy, personality expert, says about 10% of people are highly conflict-prone due to personality disorders; author of 'Five Types of People Who Can Ruin Your Life' explains how to identify them, avoid escalation and focus on future solutions rather than past disputes
Tomer On
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05.02.26
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