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Should you be my Valentine? Research helps identify good and bad romantic relationships

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imageRemove your rose-colored glasses and take a cold, hard look at your potential Valentine.Brittanie Loren Pendleton, CC BY-NC-ND

“Will you be my Valentine?”

People all across the country say those words in the run-up to February 14 and the Valentine’s Day holiday. Whether you’re asking a brand new paramour or a long-term...

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