We used to lay on the floor as babies - now we're finding our way back to it as adults. It's become the place where we collapse after a long day and go to feel something — to stretch, to think, to cry. Many on TikTok are filming their personal 'floortime' moments, shedding light on just how many people are enjoying the therapeutic position. And, thanks to the increasingly popular trend, people are finding themselves sinking down without thinking, pulled by some quiet need to be closer to the...

How often are people really having sex? It's a question wondered amongst friends, Googled in the middle of the night, and quietly mulled over when comparing your relationship to ones online. The truth? There's no magic number. According to the International Society for Sexual Medicine, there is no standard frequency of sex as long as both people involved are satisfied. Whether you're in a long-term relationship, newly dating, or flying solo, the pressure to match some invisible standard of...

If a regular shower is a quick catch-up with your body, an everything shower is a full-blown reunion. We're talking deep conditioning, exfoliating, shaving, double-cleansing - basically, the works. It's the kind of shower that takes way too long, leaves your bathroom looking like a steam room, and makes you feel like a brand-new person. But what actually goes into an everything shower, and how can you make yours as luxurious as possible? DailyMail.com exclusively spoke to David Johnson, a...

For decades, a 9-to-5 job was the American Dream. It meant stability — a steady paycheck, clear career path and maybe even a pension if you stuck around long enough. But these days, that setup feels less like a dream and more like a relic of the past. With the rise of remote work, side hustles, and a general burnout from hustle culture, more people - specifically young adults - are questioning why we still cling to such a rigid schedule. The idea that you have to be at a desk for eight hours...

There are so many ooey-gooey feelings that arise when you start experiencing the overwhelming emotions of love. But what are those butterflies flying around in your stomach and the hearts floating in your eyes? DailyMail.com had the opportunity to speak with Jordan Conrad, Founder and Clinical Director at Madison Park Psychotherapy, and Dr. Charles Sweet MD, psychiatrist and medical advisor at Linear Health to learn about what happens in the brain when we're falling in love. Jordan explained...