While it is very important to keep your significant other happy, the most important person to keep happy in the relationship is you. Only throught a strong relationship with yourself and through self love can you have a strong relationship and love others, and our expert reveals why.
Sometimes relationships don't work; it happens. Our expert reveals advice for moving on from the break-up and finding someone you geuninely appreciates you.
Sure, you would like to think that you're a grown, independent adult ... but we're here to tell you the hard truth: your mom still influences who you date.
With baseball season in full swing, we spoke to Washington Nationals pitcher Gio Gonzalez for his major league relationship secrets. Batters up!
By Andrea Surujnauth for CupidsPulse.com There is nothing like the thrill of dating a bad boy. He is exciting to be around and is always taking chances. They give you goosebumps every time you’re around them. He is spontaneous and always knows the right thing to say or do to send shivers up your spine.
Do you have trust issues? Is it sabotaging all of your relationships with men? If so, help is on the way.
Knowing how to set appropriate boundaries can make the difference in whether or not your relationship succeeds. The topic frequently comes up in my counseling office, and most people think boundaries are set by telling other people what the limits are. But boundaries are really something you must create within yourself. Having the confidence to say “no” to another is one important aspect of creating boundaries; but it begins by knowing what you do and don’t want. The Tennis Match -- Setting Boundaries and Taking Space
Dating is already hard enough. Bringing baggage and dumping it on your partner can be ever harder for that person. With these five tips, you can realize whether or not you are bringing baggage into your new relationship and perhaps get a new outlook on relationships. before its too late.
When I was a girl, growing up in the small township of Rockland, New York, there was a tiny post office, which was a small room with a separate entry in the house next door. Rockland’s official postmistress was Clara Weiss, who seemed very elderly even when I was a very small child. She was what we used to call a “maiden lady” or spinster, who had dedicated her life to taking care of her mother, who was disabled, and also not quite balanced. Mrs. Weiss had one leg, and frequently escaped from the house and crawled around the yard, yelling strange things.
Admit it, when you see a man who's dating a woman half his age, you assume it's because he must be going through some sort of mid-life crisis. Well, we're about to prove you wrong.
It's not cynical to try shop around for love. If anything, it's a tactic to try when you're more serious about finding the right person. Watch this video to find out why you should feel free to date around.
Are you tired of going from hookup to hookup? Are you wondering if chivalry is dead, after all? If so, help is on the way.
Interestingly enough, most of the people who come to me for dating coaching don’t come just to learn how to date. There is so much information out there on the “ins and outs” of dating that it’s easy to find anywhere on the web. They don’t need me for that. You probably don’t need to read another article on The 10 Best Places to Meet Quality Men or The 5 Thing to Never Say on a First Date, either.
Dear Dr. Romance: When one hits a setback in life what are some healthy ways to keep moving forward? How can one build a healthy mental outlook when things go wrong? Dear Reader: The most important and uplifting thing you can do is look for what you can learn from the problem.
We're all searching for it: the perfect relationship. What is the perfect relationship? In all honesty, there is no perfect relationship, but there are spectacular, amazing, powerful relationships that we all can be having. So then how do you have that spectacular, amazing relationship? You find a man whose shit you can deal with. That's right: find a man whose shit does not bother you.
Dr. Romance writes: What do you do after you have tried everything and your partner, friend, child or colleague still won't negotiate? In previous articles, like “Asking for What you Want,” “Couples Can Cooperate for Success” and “Gentle Persistence” we’ve explored a lot of communica