Relationships and Psychology Lead Reporter
Aditi Shrikant is a Relationships and Psychology Lead Reporter, known for her work with CNBC, NBC New York, NBC4 Washington, San Diego Live Sound, and NBC Chicago. With a focus on etiquette, relationships, and human behavior, Aditi provides insights and advice from experts in the field to help individuals navigate social situations and improve their personal and professional relationships.
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By: Aditi Shrikant
Teens and parents agree on at least one thing: it was easier to grow up 20 years ago than it is to grow up today. What they don't agree on is why.
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The lull in a long-term relationship can present itself in a myriad of ways. Sometimes losing the spark looks like scrolling at the dinner table instead of engaging with one another.
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If you've be an absent partner and want to reignite the intimacy you and your significant other once had, it can feel awkward broaching that desire.
On her podcast “Where Should We Begin?,” renowned psychotherapist Esther Perel offers an intimate glance into couples therapy
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Two weeks after Beth Levine filed for divorce she invited 30 of her friends to one of her favorite Houston bars. The celebration theme was "Beth isn't married anymore f–k yeah!"
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The increase in divorce parties signals that more people are recognizing and even cherishing non-traditional milestones.
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When a person feels challenged by a relationship they might take a step back, saying they need to create more "boundaries" or that they are "triggered," Perel says. But tension is actually a sign of a potentially healthy partnership.
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Every few months I or one of my friend declares that we're “done with the dating apps .” The endless swiping can make people feel disposable and conversations on Tinder or Hinge often just die in the app.
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In this year's World Happiness Report , which ranks 143 countries across measures of life satisfaction, the United States came in at No. 23.
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On Tuesday, Instagram announced it will implement a suit of changes for its teen users: accounts for kids ages 16 and younger will become
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