Hold onto happiness. Your life could depend on it. A new study published today in The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention found that those who have unhappy relationships with others are more likely to commit suicide than people in a happy …
If couples were paying any attention during the past few decades, they should be able to recite the one critical ingredient for a healthy relationship — communication. But the latest study shows that other skills may be almost as important for keeping …
All relationships, happy and miserable, experience regrettable incidents. According to John Gottman, 90 percent of the time couples misunderstand one another, leaving the plot of love ripe for a dark tale. I’m not talking about the Fifty Shades of Grey …
My parent are wine drunk watching Jeopardy and my dad just looks at my mom and says, “You’re my best friend” and that’s all I want in life. -Quincy Happy couples are incredibly selfless in their everyday life. It’s not about them anymore, it’s about each …
“I’m sure she’s not happy with some of the ways that I spend money, but there are no ridiculous blow-outs [on spending],” Chris says. Studies show bad spending habits and poor household budgeting often cause conflicts in relationships. For example …
“I’m sorry for what I said when I was sleep-deprived.” Sound familiar? We thought so. New research out of the University of Florida reveals that a good night’s sleep may be the key to a better bond with your guy. For the study, the authors asked 68 …
No matter how good or bad your relationship might have been, leaving it can always be hard. As much as you may know it’s not meant to last, it’s still a huge life change. And any change can be a challenge to get used to and be happy with. When you’re …
The Taker-Caretaker Model for romantic relationships: When I was growing up, I was taught that I couldn’t be all that I am and be attractive to boys. I was taught that girls had to give themselves up and become caretakers to boys for the boys to like us.
TAKE a moment to consider this question: in your current relationship, when were you happiest? If you’re like most people you will probably find yourself dreamily thinking back to the early days of your relationship when you were first being courted.
Suddenly, everything I loved was under threat. Family life, relationships, my health. Actually being here. It hasn’t been easy and I certainly haven’t always felt happy but I’ve done my best to display a positive attitude outwards, in the constant hope …