For many busy couples, intimacy is unfortunately an issue that gets pushed aside. Really, nobody’s checking up on it (we hope), and you don’t normally have a deadline on it or any of the other checks and balances that are involved in many other sectors of your lives.
It’s inevitable – there will be times when you and your honey have to be physically apart from each other. This can come about due to illness, military duty, business travel, or for many other reasons.
Being part of a strong relationship is the ultimate achievement, but only if this is in a healthy and positive way, without giving up what makes you unique.
Ever wondered what happened to the passion and intimacy in your relationship? As time passes and day-to-day life intervenes, many couples find themselves drifting apart. Why does this happen?
It’s so easy to take each other for granted and to get caught up in a pattern of not expressing your appreciation of each other. So what can you do to really let your partner know how grateful you are for everything that they do?
We’re always told how important good communication is to make a relationship work, but what does this really mean? Good communication does not usually come naturally in a long-term relationship, and both partners need to work on getting their communication momentum right to achieve a harmonious relationship.
You thought you were pleasing your partner until you are confronted with, “Can we talk?” Without a sliver of empathy for your partner’s sexual needs, your defenses spring up. Your bruised ego forces you to withdraw, and you fall into a sex drought. You thought you were pleasing your partner. What Should You Do?
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As February is the month of love, here are some of my favorite inspirational quotes on love and life that I wanted to share with you – whether you’re single, dating or part of a couple.
In a relationship, keeping secrets from your partner is a definite no-no. Nothing is more counter-productive to growing an open and honest relationship than keeping secrets from each other. Not to say that couples aren’t allowed some level of privacy, however, sharing and communicating honestly is the best and only way to build a healthy relationship.
