In a Relationship-Love Means Being Able to Say “NO”
Can you say NO to your partner? Can you tolerate hearing NO? In a relationship, the freedom to say NO may be one of the
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Can you say NO to your partner? Can you tolerate hearing NO? In a relationship, the freedom to say NO may be one of the
We know that only half of all first marriages make it. What we often don’t recognize is that the first four years seem to be
Whereas most people are warned that the blessed event of a new baby may challenge the romance in their marriage – not enough warning is
Most couples know the positive sounds of silence-the mutual experience of sharing time and space together without needing words. Be it walking the dog together,
While the definition of intimacy may vary depending on the relationship, it is generally felt to be the “ authentic” connection between two people. As
Almost everyone has felt the shock of hearing that a couple that seemed “so great together” was breaking up. It can also be just as
When children head back to school this year, they should not be carrying emotional baggage from home. When we worry about how our children will
Recycling is a good idea, except when it comes to relationships. Regardless of what people tell themselves about the time invested, the good times missed,
Regardless of how new or old your relationship, most couples can benefit from changing relationship dynamics that cause marital deterioration. In a recent study in
Probably the hardest things to change are the things we don’t realize we’re doing – like invalidating our partner. Thanks to a plethora of self-help
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