Emotional affairs can be just as destructive to a relationship as physical cheating, and even murkier, making them difficult to resolve.

Once a cheater, always a cheater? A new study confirms that almost half of those who cheat in their first relationship will do so in their next.

Depression is undoubtedly common -- 6.7 percent of people 18 and older had at least one depressive episode in 2013, according to the National Institute of Mental Health -- and it’s likely you’ll eventually have to deal with a loved one who’s suffering.

It should come as no surprise that many of us need a digital detox. Here are eight signs that you need to unplug, along with recommendations on how to detox.

Yes, there's a way through this hard situation and a chance for healing, learning and growth. Whether you choose to stay together or break up for good, here's what you can do to move forward after you've been cheated on.

Even the strongest, most empowered body positive advocates can be on the receiving end of well-meaning comments about how they look that just completely miss the mark. Here’s a collection of some of those situations in which body positive advocates have found themselves and their best reactions.

Everyone knows a control freak. Think you might be guilty of this type of behavior (or know someone who is)? See if you exhibit any of the following traits.

Fitness trainer and sexual abuse survivor Shaun T speaks out about fellow victims coming forward, explaining that it's incredibly empowering.

More and more, we have our heads buried in our cell phones and [digital devices](https://www.livestrong.com/slideshow/1011411-8-signs-need-digital-detox/).

Are you looking for motivation in your personal quest to quit smoking? Find inspiration in these LIVESTRONG.com members' stories of how they successfully came out on top in the battle against nicotine!

At some point in our lives, we all feel a bit stuck, whether it’s in a relationship that doesn’t make us happy, at a job that doesn’t quite suit us or with a goal that always feels just out of reach. For whatever reason, we’re unable to make a change -- or find true fulfillment -- in some area of life.

The prevalence of obesity in adults has doubled worldwide since 1980, meaning, more likely than not, you know someone who has had their weight discussed, commented on or criticized.