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"I doubt that it's one of my coworkers," she wrote. "But I was unable to determine."

"I took this video to show that all you can do is enjoy the good moments," Paige Woodford told Newsweek.

Amy Roberts said her grandfather often mixes up family members' names but there's one person he still remembers clearly.

Beth H. told Newsweek she "cried a little" when she found something that had been deliberately hidden in the space under her home.

"Add in the societal pressure that Valentine's Day must be magical and you have a recipe for unrealistic expectations," one therapist said.

The flowers are traveling thousands of miles from Colombia and Ecuador for the love holiday, Valentine's Day, which is celebrated this Friday.

Steven expressed concerns about what he views as the ongoing "gamification" of dating apps today.

Love letters hold a special place in millennials' hearts.

Sophie Bee took inspiration from an iconic sitcom to poke fun at the expectations facing a woman turning 30 today.

Every day at 5:09 p.m. sharp, Frankie can be found waiting by the door for Grace's boyfriend to come home—but lately there's been a problem.

The app has introduced a new feature designed to enhance transparency in online dating by allowing users to specify their relationship intentions upfront.

"Congratulations to the wonderful couple," one person wrote. "And also, to you and your fiancé."

Maia Keating has shared footage showing how her husband-to-be Grant took over the suite and "didn't leave until after midnight."

"[It] showed me how proud he was of me; how much he wanted to see me every day," Xyza told Newsweek.

The queen of country rarely shares selfies with her beau, but to mark 5 years together, she did — and fans can't get enough.

"Yeah this is so so relatable," one TikTok user wrote.

Hollywood legend Richard Gere has been married to Alejandra Silva since 2018 — but how much do you know about her?

Couples aren't lacking love, they are lacking the skills to nurture it.

"I had a pretty good understanding of what to expect going in, but what shocked me was how many little things add up," the bride told Newsweek.

Gary Chapman's five love languages have been a dominant pop relationship theory for decades—but is it time to retire them?

"She's so happy and bouncy all the time and just loves people and other dogs," Murdoch told Newsweek.

Jason Collinsworth and Michelle Bisson got engaged just a few days before the fires engulfed California, but now all those special places are destroyed.

"We don't regret a thing," Mary Teague told Newsweek. "We were exactly who each of us needed in this chapter of our lives."

Kate O'Neill initially thought her fiance's approach was "crazy," but the more he explained it, the more it made sense.

"Even if it ends in rejection, I think it's better to have an answer than always wondering 'what if,'" Brooklyn Karasack said.

"I'm a dog sitter, and have sobbed after certain dogs left. I love them all so much," one social media user commented.

"Exactly...I don't want someone in my house," said one commenter on TikTok.

Sarah told Newsweek her husband took the "official start time" for her family's wedding a little too literally.

Mia Chard opened up about her journey navigating her first relationship, inspiring many with her openness on TikTok.

Shyann Purnell was making a video as part of an effort to track her weight changes postpartum, but ended up capturing something else instead.