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The Science Of Love

You know it when you feel it: your pulse races, your cheeks flush, your stomach flips. You can't stop thinking about someone, and when you see them, you can't think straight. You're in love.

But what's actually going on when you fall for someone? How does it affect your brain? Or your heart? And what happens when that love ends?

In Curiosity's Science of Love series, we're investigating what happens to your mind and body when you fall in love (and out of it). Plus, science-backed tips for a happy relationship.

These Are The Best States To Find Love

Feeling unlucky in love? You might need to move.
Love

Your Voice Changes When You Talk to Someone Attractive

Learn how love (or lust) affects our bodies.
Mind & Body

Jealousy Could Be Good For Your Relationship

It turns out that jealousy may not be the relationship killer we think it is.
Love

The Museum of Broken Relationships Is A Monument To Failed Love

Here, the greatest meaning belongs to the people who gave the pieces away.
Love

You're More Attracted To People With Different Immunity Genes

Certain people might smell better to you because their genes are mismatched with yours.
Love

Sharing Household Chores May Be The Key To A Happy Marriage

A study found that 83 percent of women and only 65 percent of men spent some time doing housework.
Happiness

A Broken Heart Is More Likely To Suffer A Heart Attack

The day after the death of a loved one, your risk of heart attack skyrockets. Why?
Mind & Body

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