Everyone gets angry—it’s a perfectly normal emotion. Even couples in extremely happy and healthy relationships experience anger. Sometimes, it’s directed toward each other. Sometimes, it’s for something completely different.
Sex used to be somewhat of a “taboo” subject to talk about. However, more people are being open about their sex lives than ever.
Anxiety can manifest itself in many ways. That’s why people experience symptoms of varying severity when dealing with the condition. Most people, however, understand that the most common symptom of anxiety is a sense of fear or worry. That underlying worry tends to “trigger” other symptoms, which can lead to [...]
More people than ever are choosing to remain childless. Statistics show the Millennial generation getting married later in life, focusing on careers, and having children later—or not at all. More people than ever are choosing to remain childless. Statistics show the Millennial generation getting married later in life, focusing on careers, and having children later—or not at all.
With so many opportunities to criticize yourself and your parenting, it’s important to celebrate the “wins” as well. The small victories can end up making a big difference and will make getting through the difficult times easier.
Aging is an unavoidable process. We all have to face it, but that doesn’t make it easy. Keep these coping ideas in mind to work through it effectively and gracefully, and you’ll be more inclined to embrace the aging process, rather than fear it.
Possessiveness in relationships is more common than most people realize. One of the reasons it can be so hard to recognize is that we tend to mislabel it.
Validation will not only make your relationship communication better, but it will improve your bond and strength as a couple.
Common signs of insecurities in a relationship include jealousy, clinginess, and a need for your partner’s validation. In the beginning, those things might not bother your partner. They might even think those traits are “cute”. But, the more your insecurities come forward, the more they can get in the way of a healthy, intimate relationship.
If you’re determined to make your relationship work, there are things you can do to prevent relationship disconnect and strengthen your bond with your partner on a regular basis.
