MARRIAGE ADVICE

Living with a mate who doesn’t express emotions can be one of the most difficult challenges of your life.  No matter how much you try to speak to your mate, it’s like you’re speaking to a wall. As one mate said, “Living with my unemotional husband is like living in two different worlds.”  Another said, “It’s worse than living in a prison or taking care of another child.” If you wonder why you live with someone who does not fulfill your emotional needs or you work so hard to make the relationship work with little to show for it, he

As a counselor, I often work with people who are unhappy in their relationship and thinking of leaving. They believe that they are unhappy because of their partner, but the real reason is that they are not taking responsibility for their own feelings within the relationship.

Do you and your husband argue about money? Is it starting to take a toll on your relationship? If so, help is on the way.

With the age of technology, and younger couples opting for life partners rather than marriage, it seems that times are changing. A couple can be in a relationship for years and then decide that it is over, not stating that the relationship failed, but it was time to move on.

Natalie is torn up inside about what her husband Sam has been going through. Both of Sam's aging parents have had major health crises over the past year.  Because his brothers live far away and Sam and Natalie live in the same town as his parents, he's been driving them both to and from doctors' visits and has been maintaining their house too.

By GalTime Lead Ambassador, Yakima/Tri-Cities, Jenny Tiegs, for GalTime.com how to help your relationship stand the test of time   Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman have separated after 30 years of marriage. Why does it feel so sad? Maybe because, in a reality-TV world, we are so used to seeing relationships go the way of Kim Kardashian.

Stripping will boost your confidence and make you feel sexy. After you try this, your guy may be in favor of throwing a few dollar bills your way.

By GalTime Ambassador, Lindsley Lowell, for GalTime.com It’s difficult to be tough while wearing crap-brown taffeta. Plus, being the only single bridesmaid at my friend’s wedding was quickly chiseling away at my “Don’t mess with me, I’m the honey badger!” thick exterior.

Women are cheating as much as men. He makes more than his female coworker. How to get a man to commit. How to survive a weekend with your guy's family. Getting dumped sucks, but winning $23 million dollars rules. How handle your guy's ex. And, 10 weird sex things that people used to believe.

Does it feel like your marriage is slowly unraveling?  Do you get the sense that your husband feels disenchanted with your union and is disinterested in you?  Your marriage may need a buff and polish.    Here are 3 ways to help inspire your husband back to you: Communicate From An Open Heart Lots of nice wives, who go to church and have the respect of their families and communities, have an energy about them that makes their husbands feel castrated. 

  By Terri Trespicio, for GalTime.com 3 strategies for single people who want to get married There once was a woman from Fargo who married herself. It's true. She's not the only one, either.

In the United States, the average life expectancy for men is 76 years. For women, it's 81. But, a sex satisfaction poll conducted earlier this year showed that both men and women considered the best sex of their lives to have occurred in their early 30s!

Does anger belong in your relationship, or better yet, in your life?  Is it Okay to express anger or is it a deadly sin? Depending on culture, religious beliefs and personality, you will find different answers, but make no mistake, anger is a controversial topic.

Think Prince Charming doesn't exist? Think again. Kate Middleton found her Prince Charming in Prince William. Angelina Jolie has Brad Pitt. Victoria has David Beckham and Khloe Kardashian found her Prince Charming in Lamar Odom. What about you? How will you know when you've met your Prince Charming? Here are five signs you've met your own Prince Charming:

It's fall! In the Midwest, trees' leaves are beginning to change colors creating a gorgeous palette of red, yellow, purple, brown and green.  It is a season for bundling up and cheering on your favorite football tea and for drinking apple cider.   Just as our calendar year has its seasons, so too does your marriage.  When you notice that your relationship has changed, it can be disconcerting.  You might worry that love has died or doubt your partner's feelings for you. 

As a person committed to reading, researching and learning, I often get to the point where I have taken in so much information that I have no other choice than to throw some of it out! In the area of relationships and love, this is even more necessary.  There are so many conflicting ideas about how to do relationships, that the whole thing becomes a mass of confusion.  What seems to be most important is to keep returning to the question: ‘Is this true for me?’