Connecting with people romantically, emotionally, and physically is really amazing. But there's a lot of work that goes into building a good relationship. What are some tips for having a great relationship? How do you know if your relationship is healthy? How can I make my relationship better? This page has some great articles and stories about relationships.
“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.” ~Simone Weil
This morning I was busy French pressing coffee for my husband and me. Everything was going great; I was happily humming along, looking forward to starting my day. My lovely husband came up behind me and bear hugged me gently.
Now that you’re in a happy, healthy relationship, there are some Facebook rules that need following to ensure it stays that way.
While our male counterparts can confuse the heck out of us, sometimes they can be the best when it comes to dishing out dating advice.
After years of debate, new research has found women enjoy themselves in bed more if their man has lots of money and makes them laugh.
We'll admit it right up front: single people don’t always have it easy. When it seems as though the entire world is coupled up, life can seem a little lonely. And let’s not even get into the holidays.
When a man becomes distant, sometimes the way a woman communicates her feelings to him makes him want to withdraw even more. But if you know these three steps, you can turn this into an opportunity to connect with him and make him want to come even closer to you.
Waking up to a cute text from your boo is all but guaranteed to put a smile on your face, no matter how cranky and tired you might be.
Today, nothing fails faster beyond your wildest dreams than relationships and marriages. Only a minority does sustain their relationships.
Today I have compiled a list of 30 TRUTHS ABOUT MARRIAGE. Married life is the real deal! And even though it is mostly fun and great, sometimes it is hard and a bit challenging.
If you're looking for advice on finding love again from a guy's perspective, get ready to do some digging. The lion's share of post-split advice out there is geared toward women, written to help them get over Mr. Wrong so they can find Mr. Right.
Recently, on a cross-country flight, my husband and I were seated on opposite sides of the aisle. Several times, he leaned toward me to ask, "Would you like a bite of my sandwich?" "Can I get you some water?" Once he offered to share the last bite of his cookie. A while later, he reached over and put his hand my arm, just to say, "Hi."
If your last bad date or fight with your guy was any indication, men and women don't always understand each other all that well. Okay, yes, understatement of the century, but seriously. You might think you're pretty open and accessible, but you'd be shocked at what men are dying to know about the other sex.
If you are a man venturing out in the dating world, here is a subject certainly near and dear to your heart: How to steer clear of the woman who is likely to grab your life and shake it upside down by the ankles.
There are as many types of relationships as there are types of guys: the one that breaks your heart, the one you barely remember, the one that makes you re-think everything you ever knew about love (or lust)…the list goes on.
Chemicals found in PVC flooring, plastic shower curtains, processed food and other trappings of modern life may be sapping women’s interest in sex.
A study has linked low libido with the additives used to soften plastics which are found in every home.
Recently, TIME Magazine ecstatically broke the "news" that women over 30 are still totally "dateable." But here's another newsflash: not all single women (over 30 or not) are desperately looking for a date, much less a for-life mate.
After the wedding, newlywed couples usually rush back to the bridal suite for some post-nuptial hanky panky, right?
Not necessarily.
Marriage is universal because you find it in every human society of the world. The main purpose of marriage is companionship, support, sex, parenting and spiritual development but people marry for all reasons you can think about – personal benefit, money, power, personality and lifestyle.
