Connecting with people romantically, emotionally, and physically is really amazing. But there's a lot of work that goes into building a good relationship. What are some tips for having a great relationship? How do you know if your relationship is healthy? How can I make my relationship better? This page has some great articles and stories about relationships.
Spotted your teen texting about wanting to “KPC”? It’s not a typo about hitting Kentucky Fried Chicken. She’s more likely intent on “keeping parents clueless.” As many parents are just now discovering, there’s a veritable dictionary of acronyms like this one, created for that exact purpose, and used widely online in social media and texting apps.
Describe the partner you want to find and write it down. All of it. Finding a partner is like shopping for a home. You want to live in a structure that's strong, durable and operates properly. Perhaps you prefer a cozy abode that's large enough to hold you and keep all your stuff safe. Does it need to be a certain style or just basically pleasing to your eyes?
Ideally, sex is a time when you can shed barriers—both physically and emotionally—and just be totally open with someone. In reality, sometimes it doesn’t work like that. Who hasn’t gotten a little bit theatrical or told a tiny white lie to boost their partner's ego in the moment? Yeah, us, too.
When you are in a long-term committed relationship, it is inevitable that you and your lover interact with each other's families. Some men, though, never leave the influence of their families - especially their mothers. The tension of this tends to create problems that bubble just beneath the surface, exploding when other situations in your relationship are tense.
A soul mate must be willing and available to have a relationship with you. If he or she is unavailable, this is not your soul mate at the present time. A confusing part of being attracted to unavailable, commitment-phobic people is that the emotional or sexual chemistry can feel so strong. You accept behavior that you’d never tolerate in friends. Why?
You’ve probably met some of them: Couples who have been together for years—maybe even decades—and are still madly in love with each other.
1. OK: He likes a Facebook post about his ex's new job. This isn't a big deal. Some couples have really healthy breakups and can stay friendly. Being happy for your ex and showing support in the least intrusive way possible isn't really a big deal. Plus, most people just like all those "HUGE NEWS" posts reflexively anyway.
Why do so many of us need a period of reflection or growth before finding happiness in love?
1. Oh my god, where did you come from, most perfect person I have ever met?! Kissing you is the best and hanging out with you is the best and also not having to date someone who is a total loser is the best! Plus, you are so hot! How are you so hot?
Poets, songwriters and even scientists have pondered the question: what is love and what is lust? Sometimes it can be difficult to tell if you are in lust or love, both are hard to define and the division of the two can get blurry.
You’ve scored some quality time with your significant other Saturday night, and it’s just the two of you. So, how do you seduce him? Believe it or not, the goal of seduction is not sex and has very little to do with physical intimacy, but everything to do with turning on your love’s heart and mind. The following are five surefire tips for successfully seducing your guy.
If you’re in a relationship, intimate or platonic, that could use a little help, the tips below will come in handy…
Many go into relationships with selfish motives. A woman wants a man who is popular and ‘loaded’ to meet her physical needs, while a man wants a beautiful woman who provides excitement in bed.
It can seem endearing in the beginning … he calls to check up on you and say hi, and takes care of all of the arrangements for your night out. But is he prince charming or a closet control freak? Here are some signs to be aware of.
Do you want to have children, and if so, when? How many?
How important is religion to you? Could you survive in household where there are two different, perhaps disparate views on religion?
“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.” ~Simone Weil
This morning I was busy French pressing coffee for my husband and me. Everything was going great; I was happily humming along, looking forward to starting my day. My lovely husband came up behind me and bear hugged me gently.
Now that you’re in a happy, healthy relationship, there are some Facebook rules that need following to ensure it stays that way.
While our male counterparts can confuse the heck out of us, sometimes they can be the best when it comes to dishing out dating advice.
