It’s been hard to find love, but you believe you’ve finally found it. He’s charming, fun, and intelligent. He’s really pursuing you, telling you that you are the only one who “gets” him. Just as you are feeling confident about […]
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[vc_row fullwidth=”false” attached=”false” padding=”0″ visibility=”” animation=””][vc_column border_color=”” visibility=”” width=”1/1″][vc_column_text disable_pattern=”true” align=”left” margin_bottom=”0″]Many of us frequently think that if we like someone, she or he must love us in return. Dr. Albert Ellis differentiated “loving” from “being-in-love” (in-lovedness or falling-in-love). He […]
[vc_row fullwidth=”false” attached=”false” padding=”0″ visibility=”” animation=””][vc_column border_color=”” visibility=”” width=”1/1″][vc_column_text disable_pattern=”true” align=”left” margin_bottom=”0″]This post is for those who hope to get into a long-term relationship or even married and are interested in developing relationship problems. Researcher John Gottman, suggests that a good […]
Criticisms definitely impact relationships. Relationships tend to start out positively. What seems like dry humor in the beginning, overtime can end up being blatant sarcasm. The following are the 4 BIGGEST ways that criticisms sneak in and can take over […]
A break-up can be very painful regardless of who pulled the trigger. You wake up and you yearn for your ex. During the day you get bouts of anger at the injustices and unfair treatment that occurred. Here are three […]
The world is certainly changing. The world of online dating will be changing as well. The following are 3 ways online dating will change in 2017: Dating will Change Back to Being More Actionary The situation with the 2016 election, the […]
Expect to Grieve This election season has been exciting and stressful. We have had drama, distraction, and most of all, disappointment. Grieving is normal when you have been emotionally invested. Remember in the past how you responded during times of […]
The following is an excerpt from ABout.com According to Dr. Paul DePompo, “A spouse should never use the D-word during an argument unless this is a serious consideration and is not being said in anger. The reason why it is […]
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