Researchers conducted a longitudinal study to investigate the factors in adolescence that best predicted who would and would not have a satisfying romantic life in their late 20s. After investigated 165 participants, they found that the skills teens learn in friendships with peers of the same ...
Date Posted: January 29, 2019
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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One of the reasons why relationships fail or get torn apart, is due to the constant struggle for control between couples. This article talks about the behavior of a controlling partner and how this characteristic developed.
Oct 18
Categories: Adjusting to Change / Life Transitions, Adult psychological ...
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Humans are social creatures and are hardwired to look towards social relationships in their pursuit of happiness. Gratitude is key in this equation because it facilitates contentment and reciprocal behavior. However, it often seems that we have so ...
Sep 17
Categories: Relationships & Marriage, Self-Care / Self Compassion, ...
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My wife and I were ridiculously excited about watching the recent season finale of Game of Thrones together – we’d watched all the previous 66 episodes together too, and the characters almost feel a part of our lives. Spending our time this way ...
Sep 5
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Communication is extremely important in a romantic relationship. However, simply having a conversation is insufficient. It's important to be aware of the way you talk and listen to your partner. Avoiding these common mistakes will make your ...
Aug 5
Categories: Couple Counseling, Relationships & Marriage
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New research sheds light on a new love-boosting strategy.
Jun 28
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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How to help your children have as many positive interactions as you can.
Jun 9
Categories: Family Problems, Relationships & Marriage
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This is how to say sorry in a meaningful way.
Jun 3
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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You can't avoid the grief of endings, but you can avoid the burden of regrets.
Jun 1
Categories: Ending a relationship issues, Relationships & Marriage
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When conflict arises between you and your loved one, what do you do? What do you do when you feel uneasy, upset, or even angry? Do you change the subject? Blame the person for being unreasonable or inconsiderate? Or do you withdraw?
May 30
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Our earliest family patterns affect social connections in adulthood - a phenomenon known as foundational 'attachment theory'. Here are the four main types of attachment styles, as well as examples of and ways to respond to such adult behavior.
May 27
Categories: Codependency / Dependency, Friendships, Relationships & Marriage
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Research has found a way for average-looking men to make themselves seem more appealing to the opposite gender. Read more to find out!
Apr 25
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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It is often a commonly agreed view that being married is better than remaining single. However, research has shown that this may not necessary be the case.
Apr 24
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Regardless of whether you have been married for decades or are just starting a new relationship, there are always useful strategies available for you to improve your relationship skills. Here are some of them.
Apr 5
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Many of us may think that the way to turn someone into a good friend would be to share personal information or secrets about ourselves. Sharing personal stories aids in helping people to form and maintain emotionally close relationships. Even so, ...
Apr 3
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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In the past when the shackles of gender inequality limited women’s academic and career achievements, marriage was commonly known to be for economic necessity. With the passing of time that followed a demand for gender equality, swift and radical ...
Mar 29
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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