Before you can trust someone after an affair, you first need to take a look at yourself.
When my ex left me for another woman, it threw me into the depths of despair. The situation had me questioning myself over and over, and it stripped away my self-esteem, leaving me feeling crushed and angry. Learning to trust someone again after an affair can be really difficult ... but it's not impossible.
Is your sweetie so cute you could eat him? Then these quotes are for you.
Love varies. Sometimes, it's a serious affliction. Other times, love gives you goosebumps. And then there are times when love is outright painful. But right now? Now's the time to celebrate the silliness of love. You know, the adorable goofiness of love. The so-cute-I-can't-stand-it love. We've handpicked these cute love quotes just for the occasion.
Celebrity LoveToo much masturbation? 'American Pie' took four tries to get an R-rating instead of NC-17.
Masturbation AT the movies? Illegal. Masturbation IN the movies? Awesome, and here in GIF form!
Masturbation at the movies will get you arrested. (Hey there, Pee Wee Herman!) Masturbation in the movies, however, can make for some memorable, hilarious and scintillating cinema. We've rounded up the best movie masturbation GIFs for your viewing pleasure ... in private, of course.
ProConnectIn reality, this guy has zero intentions of dating you.
He texts you without fail, but he never asks you out on a date. So what's the deal?
Here's the hard truth, ladies: some men satisfy their need for emotional support via text without having to actually date you. Our expert points out the texting types of guys to watch out for and why you should stop answering their texts.
Plus, 5 dangerous sex positions and how to do them.
Why you should dump any guy whose parents don't like you. Is he into your body or the whole of you? What happens when your "dude" isn't interested in going sclusey (exclusive)?
ProConnectAre you prepared to weather the storm? Get your kids involved in a plan of action.
How do you help your kids deal with large-scale tragedies without scaring them?
This week, a tornado as big as two miles wide swept across the state of Oklahoma, flattening neighborhoods and separating families. As of Tuesday morning, authorities confirmed 24 deaths (including nine children) and dozens of more people injured. And while the communities are left in the aftermath to pick up the pieces, how do we explain these tragic events to our children?