relationships

Whether that provocative photo is saved on your computer or buried in your phone, it's not safe.

Unbreak my heart—at least a little bit.

Even celebs aren't immune to the end-of-the-year pull.

Things aren't always black and white when it comes to relationship drama.

Your detailed guide to making the most of an awkward situation.

And how to keep the peace in the process.

Readers sound off on geographically-challenged love.

Trust us, you'll be better for it.

The Olympian is teaming up with Mary Kay to bring attention to Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.

We want to hear from you for an upcoming Teen Vogue story.

Falling for your best friend could lead to lasting romance or major heartache. Are you willing to take the risk?

The author of Odd Girl Out gives advice on challenging gender stereotypes.

The author of Odd Girl Out shares her advice on how to cope with heartbreak.

Creating a feasible visiting schedule and planning Skype date nights will help you keep your high school romance intact.

The author of Odd Girl Out shares her thoughts on Facebook dating etiquette.

The author of Odd Girl Out shares her thoughts on the importance of honesty and the age of consent.

As college nears, it's time to start thinking about how your relationship will fare in the fall. Should you call it quits, go on a "break," or start scheduling Skype dates?

I broke up with this guy, because I suddenly didn't feel anything towards him. Then he deleted me from Facebook saying he didn't want someone he no longer speaks to on his list. It's been nearly a month now. Now I see him every day at school. I just want to be friends with him again like we were before we became a couple. I was thinking about texting him to ask him how he was doing, hoping that we could communicate again. Should I? I really need advice.

I've been hooking up with this guy for about a year and a half. He began dating a girl about 6 months after we began hooking up, but we didn't stop seeing each other.