If you’ve been fighting with your partner over the same issue, you’re not alone. The most common fights couples have are traditionally over money, sex, quality time and chores, to name a few Not only can repetitive arguments be emotional draining for each person involved, it can eventually lead to distance, discontent and a slow […]
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I don’t think you can ever be too picky. When it comes to major decisions like your relationship, it’s ultimately the life you’re choosing to live. But how do you know if your relationship is worth staying in? How do you know if you’re settling or being too picky? When faced with making a relationship
Women love to share emotions. Sharing emotions is how women connect in their relationships. Because it comes naturally, chances are it works well in their relationships with mothers and daughters, and in their friendships. Naturally, women want to do the same with the men in their life. But because men and women experience intimacy differently,
I remember a time when I was afraid to speak up in relationships. A time when my emotions would overwhelm me and my reality would betray me. A time when speaking up felt monumental and scary. While childhood conditioning played a large part in why I did not assert myself, fear played a larger part.
You and a man have gone on a few dates. He shows interest in you and you in him. There is some fun, light conversation, mixed with flirtation and kissing. He tells you he likes you, that he had fun and wants to see you again. All the above indicates that a man is interested
When I was 21, I was swept off my feet by a man 14 years my senior. He said all the right things, that I was beautiful, that he couldn’t keep his eyes off me and that I was “The One.” Being young and naive, all I could do is just soak it up. I
He’s told you that he’s unsure about the relationship. He’s told you that he “loves you” but not “in love with you.” He’s told you he needs time to think about the relationship. He’s told you not to keep asking him the same questions over and over. He’s told you he needs space to figure
Love has been described in many ways – an emotion, a “state of being,” a choice and a drive. Love can bring us high to a state of euphoria and low to the depths of sadness and despair. Love can test our willingness to open our hearts and test our limits to remain ourselves. Love
It’s super exciting when he pursues you. The texts, the phone calls, the roses and when he tells you a million times how beautiful you are, all you can do is just soak it up. So you keep smiling, accepting dates and opening yourself up and before you know it, you’re talking about living together,
Something just seems missing in your relationship but you can’t put your finger on it. You spend time connecting the dots between you last text, last interaction and your partner who is “missing in action.” You feel there must be something you can do to fix this. You think it will just take time and
