6 Marriage Mistakes Women Make That Lead To Divorce
After spending years working with couples and individuals who have been through a breakup or divorce, it seems that there are problems that keep coming up over and over again.
After spending years working with couples and individuals who have been through a breakup or divorce, it seems that there are problems that keep coming up over and over again.
Over time, men have become accustomed to pitching in around the house. Whether it's folding laundry or washing dishes, when couples do chores together, they inevitably become closer.
If you're in a relationship, chances are you'll be taking a road trip this summer—so you'll want to read what we've learned from our survey! For the second time, we've joined up with Ford to ask 1,000 people about traveling with their significant others.
To gain insight into Angelina Jolie's brave yet extreme choice to get a preventive mastectomy, we sat down with YourTango Expert Dr. Shoshana Bennett — a clinical psychologist, an author and a breast cancer patient who opened up about the physical, emotional and sexual effects of cancer and mastectomies.
When you get remarried, the chances of the union being successful are much higher than the first marriage. Why? Because second-timers go into marriage with the rule book. Here's a list of the four strongest reasons why second marriages are successful.
Feeling a little too comfortable in the bedroom? Lately, the sex is feeling a little tired. So how do you shake things up?
Want to recreate that intense passion from the early stages of your relationship? Take a walk down memory lane. From using old pet names to reenacting the first time you laid eyes on each other, here are a few ways to bring back those glory days.
One of the biggest issues couples face is how to handle their combined finances ... and credit only confuses things further. Before you tie the knot, keep in mind these top three credit myths.
Is your wife or husband depressed? Is it starting to hurt your marriage and sex life? If so, help is on the way.
If narcissism were a disease, it would be considered a pandemic. Our culture not only condones selfishness, but celebrates it as a virtue. Materialism, driven by corporate interests and advertising, reinforces the focus on accumulation for self. The media is suffused with a focus on individual success, beauty, celebrity, fame, and status. The rugged individual is held up as a model of excellence, alongside the ultra-rich CEO, the celebrity sports figure, the bad-boy artist, and the soldier of fortune.
Earlier this year, we asked you to share your funniest road trip stories. Now, we want you to vote on your favorite! Check out this list of the eight funniest Ford "Love on the Road" submissions we received & vote to help us decide which five will receive prizing.