You love him, so why can't he set your relationship in stone?
You've been having a great time with this guy, and you know you've fallen for him hard. You want to take the relationship to the next level, but he doesn't seem up for it... at all. What's his deal? 5 Facts That Prove Men Aren't All Commitment-Phobes
In this video, Relationship Coach and YourTango expert Kat Knecht points out the red flags he's been sending you all along that he's not ready for commitment.
A tried and true method for relationships that stand the test of time.
The other day I was talking with a woman I know fairly well (let's call her Mary), and asked her what has kept her 25 year marriage going strong. Mary replied that she was a bit embarrassed to tell me this, but that she and her husband practice something they call night on-night off in which they have sex on the nights on, but not on the nights off.
In her new book, The Office's Mindy Kaling offers women everywhere some helpful relationship advice.
Funny woman Mindy Kaling is trying on a new hat for size: a relationship expert. Not that she's giving up her role as Kelly Kapoor on The Office, but she is coming out with a new book, Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?, in which she offers up some surprisingly helpful relationship advice
Psychiatrist Carole Lieberman thinks she's got men all figured out, and since I'm too daft to know otherwise, let's assume that she does. Let's assume that she's the Dr. Love we've been looking for, that she's the Mr. Miyagi to our Daniel LaRusso, the George Washington to our Revolutionists, the answer to our prayers. In her new book, "Bad Girls," Lieberman extols the virtues of being, predictably, a bad girl. Intrigued?
What qualities do men look for in a lifelong partner?
What makes a woman wife material? If you were to ask 5 different guys this same question I assure you, you will get 5 different answers. There may be some similarities and universal traits of excellence that we're all attracted to but there will also be individual quirks for each man.
Over 40? Not sure if your ready to date again? These 6 points will help assess your readiness.
For some the last time you dated, George H Bush was president and Top Gun was a popular date movie. Fast-forward 25 years and here you are faced with dating… again. You may have experienced divorce, the death of a spouse or found yourself still searching for someone wonderful to love never expecting to be over 40 and on the dating scene. Albeit you understand that things have changed since you last dated, you are not sure if you have what it takes to enter back into the dating world... I often approach assisting my clients reentering the dating world by assessing whether or not they are ready.
Just because he's nice doesn't mean he won't hurt you.
There's a good deal written about bad boys — how to recognize them and how to avoid getting your heart broken. The truth is they can teach us what not to do in a relationship and they can be our best teachers. But bad boys aren't the only dangerous men out there. You need to watch out for the "super nice guys" as well.
Find out the REAL reason why men aren't ready to settle down. The answer may surprise you...
By Your Straight Male Friend Marcus Osborne for GalTime.com
I’ve heard this one a thousand times. “Guys just can’t commit.” We don’t have problems committing.
Ok some guys have problems committing.
It's National Singles Week! There's no better time to get back in the dating game!
My son plays travel baseball. As a result, I found myself, as I do many a weekend, spending countless hours on bleachers the past few days. At one point, as the other team slipped ahead by several runs, I noticed that the coaches and supportive parents yelled things like, "Get into the game!" and "Play like you mean it!"; "You can do it, commit!" I got to thinking about baseball as a metaphor for other things in life — like finding the right relationship.
It's not because he doesn't love you, but because he loves you too much.
Men are much more emotional than women (or men) can understand. - Mary Jo Rapini
I just got back from a trip to Brazil. It was a work/pleasure vacation for my husband and me. We spent the majority of our time in Florianopolis. A beautiful Island connected to the mainland by a bridge. One morning my husband and I had just gotten back to the hotel room and we were both standing side by side looking out the window at the incredible beauty.
