France is the land of lovers, right? Au contraire. A new AARP poll shows that older Americans are more passionately in love than the amorous French.

Looking for Mr. or Mrs. Right? We Can Help

By Dr. Pepper Schwartz

Love and relationships expert Pepper Schwartz hears it all the time: There are no good men (or good women) out there. Usually that assertion is followed by a sad or funny dating story. Pepper doesn't share the conclusion.

C*U*2nite: Flirting
Goes High Tech

By Jessica Leshnoff

Boomers, both single and married, are using text messaging to spice up their sex lives. Once the domain of teens, "sexting" appeals to busy adults because it is fast, easy, and fun.

Why Prenups Make More Sense Than Ever

By Patrick J. Kiger

Experts say that the demand for prenuptial agreements is growing, particularly among older couples who enter marriage with such assets as real estate and retirement savings.

Record-Setting Marriage

By Carla Adair Hendricks

Herbert and Zelmyra Fisher say their faith and family ties have kept them going strong for 85 years—a Guinness World Record for the longest marriage of a living couple.

Who Pays For a First Date?

Etiquette expert Peggy Post says a simple rule of thumb is that the person who extends the invitation pays, unless both parties agree in advance to share expenses.

Cougars and Their Cubs

By Jessica Leshnoff

Modern-day Mrs. Robinsons, some boomer women, prefer to date younger men who are often 15 to 20 years their junior. These women are called "cougars." Who are they, and how do they feel about their feline epithet?