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Gentlemen: Absolutely Never, Ever Ignore These 21 Red Flags In A Relationship With A Woman

by Barrie Davenport

You’re starting a new relationship with an attractive woman, but you’ve been burned in the past.

The last thing you want is to be blind-sighted by some crazy that shows up once you’ve welcomed her into your life.

Looking for red flags is absolutely necessary if your romance is headed in a healthy direction.

They are warning signs that something isn't quite right with the relationship and should be taken seriously.

Unhealthy conduct in a woman is easily recognized with outward signs of disrespect or abuse.

But more subtle behaviors can be just as critical to look for.

By understanding relationship red flags and staying alert for them, you will better equip yourself to make informed decisions about the future of your relationship.

Have You Been The “Other Woman?” 15 Psychological Effects You Can Expect

by Barrie Davenport

Psychological Effects of Being the Other Woman

Infidelity and cheating in marriages is a topic that has been debated for centuries.

Sadly, it still remains a hot topic in our society today.

While this is often a taboo subject, cheating happens more often than we think.

And if you've ever found yourself in the position of the “other woman,” you know just how emotionally tumultuous it can be.

From feeling guilt and humiliation to betrayal, confusion, and heartbreak, being the “other woman” can be an intense emotional experience that impacts your psyche.

Let’s delve into the psychological effects you can expect as the other woman.

We'll explore the complex emotions of being involved in an affair – from the thrill of secrecy to the weight of betrayal,

So, buckle up and prepare for an honest and raw discussion about the emotional fallout of infidelity.

Does He Get Defensive When You Tell How You Feel? Learn Why + 15 Ways to Handle It

by Ron Clendenin

“Why is he so defensive?”

That's the question that brought you here, and it's likely because you certainly can't get the answers out of him.

Defensive behavior in marriage isn't a death sentence for a relationship, but it will worsen if you don't address it now.

Whether it came on suddenly or had been brewing, there are great ways to address the defensive behavior while strengthening your relationship for years to come.