Your relationships with your spouse, partner, children, family, friends, and colleagues are so critical to your happiness and success in life. Learn healthy communication and conflict resolution strategies and how to best nurture your relationships to help them thrive.
Does salt-and-pepper hair turn you all the way on?
Do you appreciate the calm and stability of men twice your age?
If so, you're not alone.
Many ladies in their twenties are attracted to older men.
But why do young women like older men and vice versa?
Moreover, is it socially acceptable to enjoy the company of mature men?
Why do some women fall for older men, and how do you attract them?
Strap on your SCUBA gear because we're doing a deep dive below.
Have you ever considered creating real relationship goals to protect and enhance your love with your spouse or partner?
Ask anyone who is married or in a committed relationship what their number one priority is, and the majority of people will say, “My partner/spouse.”
But as important as our love relationships are to our health and happiness, it is curious how little time we spend taking care of them.
If you are married or in a committed partnership, stop for a moment and consider the amount of time you spend actively working to strengthen it.
If it's not much, you certainly aren't alone.
When we first become a couple, it feels like the intoxicating fuel of infatuation will power your closeness forever.
But over time, that fuel runs low, and the connection begins to hobble along on vapors.
This is the time when miscommunication, conflicts, frustrations, and boredom can sabotage the closeness and undermine the intimacy and joy of both partners.
Many couples aren't sure what to do at this point, so they don't do much of anything to revive their connection.
How can they enjoy the profound satisfaction that is possible in a committed, long-term relationship?
If you’re thinking of taking a break in a relationship, you’re probably dreading the conversation that has to happen first.
Maybe you’ve reached a crossroads in your relationship, and you feel an overwhelming need for a break.
But you’re afraid that in asking for a break in the relationship, you’ll lose someone who still matters to you.
On the other hand, what if, in order to save the relationship and make it better, you need time apart?
Does taking a break in a relationship work?
And if so, how can you be sure it’s the right step for you?
How many different types of love relationships are there?
Maybe you can think of a few, but are there really 15 distinct relationship types?
As you’ll see in this post, every type of relationship has something that sets it apart from others.
One of these should stand out as the best description of your own — or your most recent love relationship.
While no human relationship is perfect, some are more problematic than others.
And every type’s description has something worth keeping in mind.
No matter how good your marriage or relationship might be, communication difficulties can erode your closeness and create misunderstandings and conflicts that aren't necessary.
The most successful and lasting relationships require mindful communication before a conflict ever arises.
And part of this communication means sharing fun questions for couples to draw you both out.
Meeting regularly with your spouse or partner to ask questions and learn more about each other safeguards your relationship from painful conflicts.
The interesting conversations these random questions foster also will create a new level of intimacy between you.