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Tips on Secure Couples Relationship

Being in a romantic relationship can be a lot of work. But, with the right mindset and approach, anyone can grow, nourish and be happy in their romantic relationship. If you and your partner find yourselves running into the same relationship issues, you should try the following tips.  Guidance for Building a Strong and Stable Relationship What? You aren’t happy in your relationship and you feel it is slipping away? Before investing in a “Sh*t … Continue Reading

Emotional Neglect

Understanding Emotional Neglect: Signs You’re Neglecting Your Partner

Failing to provide the emotional support that is expected of you in a relationship is referred to as emotional neglect. Some psychologists consider emotional neglect as a mild form of emotional abuse. Any sort of emotional pain triggered by the actions of a partner can be considered emotional abuse; therefore, emotional neglect is also abuse. Consistent emotional neglect will create a wedge between partners overtime and may break their relationship. Here are some telltale signs that … Continue Reading

What is the Point of a Separation?

Reconnecting Post Separation: 5 Things That Will Help You Heal

Divorce rates and related trends in the US have fluctuated in the past decade and a half according to statistics. Divorce is not half as much of a taboo today as it once was. Almost half of all marriages will end in divorce or separation. At the same time this makes it no less emotionally complicated, stressful and at times heartbreaking. It’s crucial to know what the best choice is for you. Deciding to get … Continue Reading

So Your Partner is Asexual — How Do You Cope?

You thought you’d finally found your soulmate—only to find out that they’re asexual. What do you do now? Asexuality is sometimes referred to as ace; people who are asexual feel little or no sexual desires, even to partners they may connect to emotionally. Their lack of desire causes all kinds of complications in their sexual relationships. So, what can you do when you find out your partner is asexual? Let’s take a look: