You’re here to learn how to break up with a friend nicely—or as nicely as possible, given how they’ve been treating you lately.
It’s not an easy thing to “dump” a friend, even if they’ve never really earned that title.
Still… how can you be sure it’s for the best?
Deep down, you know it’s right, but you want to understand why.
And you’d like some help working through the process.
Where do you begin?
Social media creates the illusion that people can have hundreds of friends.
You might know many people, but good friends don't come in large quantities.
In fact, most people consider themselves lucky to have one good friend.
Not everyone possesses the qualities of a good friend.
You can get caught up in the excitement of making a new friend before you know if that person has the traits to become a true friend.
When you can recognize best friend qualities in someone, you gain an opportunity to create a lifelong friendship that matters deeply to both of you.
By the time you read this article, you've either caught your husband in a lie or you have circumstantial evidence mounting.
In fact, reading articles like this is among the first thing you should do when wondering, “What should I do if I don't trust my husband?”
You can get knowledgeable and honest advice that isn't rooted in emotions.
We'll investigate why you have distrustful feelings toward your husband and what you can do about them.
Ladies, have you ever wondered why your man seems to take so much pleasure in pushing your buttons?
No, it's not because he's a sadist (well, not always).
The truth is that men play games in relationships for the same reason kids do: because it's fun, and they want to get attention.
Like kids, when men get bored, they start looking for ways to stir up excitement.
They also use these games as a form of self-protection.
By making you guess what they really want, men can avoid being vulnerable and feeling exposed.
Let’s explore the nine common games men love to play to help you identify and decode when your man is playing games.
Are you at the precipice of an ending or about to take the first step toward a new beginning?
Either way, it’s a scary place to be when you aren’t sure what the future holds.
But nothing is more consistent in life than endings and beginnings, and when you embrace that reality, starting over doesn’t seem so daunting.
It will happen with or without your buy-in, so take the reins and go for it — on your own terms.
If you need a little nudge to motivate you, our list of quotes about starting over is meant for you.