Research has found a way for average-looking men to make themselves seem more appealing to the opposite gender. Read more to find out!
Date Posted: April 25, 2017
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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The surge of technology has rendered geographical boundaries irrelevant. Even so, it is still common for one to raise fears and insecurities regarding the sustainability of a long distance relationship? Can a long distance relationship work? If it ...
Mar 29
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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Be it as a sincere remorse, marker of politeness or for perfunctory purposes, most of us apologise for our wrongdoings. Saying sorry may help to mend broken promises, but have we over-estimated the power of apology?
Mar 25
Categories: Friendships, Relationships & Marriage
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The linguistic blending of phone and snubbing reflects the phenomenon that we commonly see nowadays - phubbing. Snubbing your partner to look at your phone, researchers discover that phubbing is now the swift and silent relationship killer.
Mar 25
Categories: Friendships, Relationships & Marriage
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Have you ever wondered what happens in our brains during a surge of affection? Why do we remember all the minute details of our first dates? Our brains do react to love, and current research looks at some interesting facts about our brains when they ...
Mar 11
Categories: Happiness, Relationships & Marriage
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Immediately after we've been shunned, a new study shows our brains engage a subtle mechanism that alters our sense of whether other people are making eye contact with us, so that we think it more likely that they are looking our way.
Jan 14
Categories: Friendships, Relationships & Marriage, Social Isolation
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The best things in life are free! Self-talk is one simple technique that can be used to guide you through difficult times in a relationship and help you see the situation from a new perspective.
Jan 12
Categories: Relationships & Marriage
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A team of scientists have figured out the secret to giving the perfect Christmas present - and fortunately, it isn't about spending as much as possible. Choosing a present that reflects your personality, and not what you think the receiver would ...
Dec 21
Categories: Other, Relationships & Marriage
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There are many factors that lead to the demise of a marriage. When couples have hurt feelings, it can be a challenge to forgive and forget. Problems in a marriage such as emotional detachment and a lack of sexual intimacy seldom develop overnight. ...
Dec 19
Categories: Anger Management, Relationships & Marriage
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As humans, we can read all the brilliant self-help books and possess wisdom about relationships, yet so many of us still are hindered by toxicity. We are often scared to speak up to those who produce toxic vibes and are even more fearful of leaving ...
Nov 30
Categories: Antisocial personality, Personality problems, Relationships & ...
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Adults seem to think we're all sex-crazed emotionless teenagers who have traded relationships for one-night stands, long conversations for heart emojis, romantic dinners for Tinder dates. Hundreds of people (most of whom happen to be over 30) have ...
Nov 12
Categories: Adult psychological development, Relationships & Marriage, ...
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New research has found that growing up in a warm family environment in childhood is associated with feeling more secure in romantic relationships in one's 80s. The findings show that men who grew up in caring homes were more adept at managing ...
Oct 22
Categories: Adult psychological development, Child and/or Adolescent Issues, ...
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