The 5-Stage Plan To Build Trust
Because trust is a key part of how to get the passion back in your relationship, you need some effective strategies for increasing it. So how do you start building trust again when you feel you’ve lost it? Here’s a 5-stage plan that works. Stage One: Commit to putting your partner’s needs first and declare that […]
How To Understand Yourself Before Falling In Love
Remember when you and your partner first met? When you were first together, you always gave it your all because your partner’s love woke you up to the gift of life. You worked so hard to come up with creative ideas for dates and conversations and you strove to show the very best of you no matter […]
How to Tell the Difference Between Your Soulmate and Your Twin Flame
Do you believe certain people are fated to be in your life? If you’ve ever met a stranger and felt an almost magnetic pull toward them, there could be a reason for that. The theory of soulmates and twin flames suggests that this individual shares an ancient connection with you. They are part of the very fabric […]
Ways To Spot A Sociopath
When you think of a sociopath, you probably picture Christian Bale in American Psycho, or Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs. But like most mental health conditions, sociopathy—or antisocial personality disorder (ASP)—exists on a spectrum, and not all sociopath are serial killers. One study estimated that as many as 3.8% of Americans would meet the condition’s diagnostic criteria. So odds are, you know […]
Stonewalling: What It Is and How to Cope
Chances are, you can recognize stonewalling when you see it. Your partner may blank you, pull away from you, or give you the silent treatment. Let’s take a look at the signs: Your Partner Shuts Down “If one partner stops responding, goes silent, or starts staring at the ground or into space, [that is] a […]
Breadcrumbing in relationship, watch out!
Look out for these four warning signs. By Megan Beauchamp You’ve probably heard of “ghosting” and “gaslighting”—two dating terms in the mainstream lexicon due to the prevalence of dating apps like Tinder and Bumble. But what about “breadcrumbing?” What Is Breadcrumbing? Breadcrumbing is the act of sending out flirtatious, but non-committal social signals (i.e. “breadcrumbs”) in order to […]
Mutual Respect in Relationships
In the intricate dance of love, mutual respect is the solid ground on which a lasting, healthy relationship stands. Here’s why it’s the cornerstone of any strong partnership: 1. A Foundation of Equality: Mutual respect acknowledges that both partners are equals in the relationship. It’s about honoring each other’s rights, opinions, and aspirations without one […]
6 Things That Can Destroy a Marriage or Long-Term Relationship, and How to Avoid Them
It’s a cliché that the biggest problems in marriage revolve around money and sex — but these aren’t the only areas that can make or break a long-term relationship. A host of unhealthy dynamics, hurtful behaviors, and poor priorities can mean the difference between thriving and failing. To maintain healthy, happy romantic relationships, it’s important to spot […]
How To Ask A Lady Out
Janet Adeyemo Asking a lady out refers to the act of inviting a lady (young or elderly) to spend time together in a social or romantic context. It typically implies an interest in getting to know her better, exploring the potential for a romantic relationship, or simply enjoying each other’s company. This invitation can take […]
How to Plan a Bachelorette Party
While there are many opportunities to fête a couple and married life during the wedding planning process, only one event focuses on celebrating the bride and the bride alone: the bachelorette party. This event—which is a gathering held in honor of a woman’s upcoming marriage and typically attended by the bride’s closest friends and family members—has greatly evolved […]
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