Couples

When most of us think of romantic human relationships, two people come to mind. Some members of the animal kingdom—including humans — are simply meant to be with one mate, right? 

Burnout is becoming a more common phrase nowadays, mostly due to people experiencing too much stress in the workplace and with social responsibilities and demands. 

When you’re in a relationship with someone, you’re meant to be equal. Partners. You’ll both have strengths and weaknesses, and it’s okay to help each other out and complement one another. 

Entering the dating world can feel overwhelming, and even scary. Whether you just got out of a long relationship or you’ve had a string of short relationships that failed, you might be wondering if you’re the problem

We all want to experience the Hallmark romance so often portrayed on television. You might look at your partner and wonder why they can’t say those romantic lines or sweep you off your feet. 

Stress is unavoidable. It’s a part of everyday life, and can even be a good thing sometimes. However, too much stress can wreak havoc on some regions of life, including your relationship in the bedroom. 

Communication is a crucial component of any successful relationship. Unfortunately, far too many couples get it “wrong” by misjudging communication styles or not truly listening to their partners. 

Sex is an important part of marriage. It helps to foster a strong, intimate connection between you and your partner, and it’s something only the two of you share. 

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.