but what if there was a way to make falling in love a little bit easier? Psychologist Arthur Aron and his colleagues formulated what are often referred to as "36 questions that lead to love" as a way ...

Grab a partner — friend, lover or stranger — and get ready to get intimate. With this app, drawn from a study discussed in The New York Times and designed in consultation with the study's ...

It's time to move past the small talk and surface-level questions and dive even deeper. Here are 36 relationship questions to ask your partner, whether you're on a first date or want to get married.

So, what do you do? You ask each other the ever-popular 36 questions to fall in love, and suddenly, you realize how many windows of conversation starters have opened up in a jiffy! If you’ve ...

So if you're more of a believer than a sceptic, try out your own version of fast-forwarded love with the 36 questions, below. At the very least, it'll be a laugh and a way to break the ice if the ...

A study had found that these questions could create a bond between stranger strong enough, it could make them fall in love, and AsapSCIENCE put it to the test. Here's the full list of 36 questions ...

Two years ago, Len Catron wrote an article titled "36 questions to make you fall in love with anyone." That article was based on a 1997 study by Arthur Aron, a psychologist at the State University ...