How we publish
Truth before
persuasion.
The ReLove Journal separates research, analysis, and personal framework so readers can see what a claim can support.
Research, analysis, and lived perspective
Research pages identify the source, date, population, definition, and known limits of a statistic. A report or survey may describe a group; it does not automatically prove why a trend exists or predict what one reader should do.
Analysis is interpretation. It should be labeled as such and should not turn a possibility into a fact. Pop Buchanan’s relationship framework is a personal educational perspective, not a tested clinical treatment.
Corrections and freshness
Time-sensitive research pages display a review date and should be revisited when underlying data changes. If you believe a page contains an error, use the publisher’s verified contact channel and identify the page, the passage, and a reliable source. A working contact address has not been supplied for this site yet.
What we do not publish
We do not use fabricated testimonials, unsupported rankings, unverified retailer destinations, hidden keyword lists, or claims that all relationships can be saved. Safety and individual choice come before conversion.
For background on a specific statistic, visit the Dating Claim Checker.