A string of relationships turned into mayhem can make any woman feel miserable. Sometimes, even the attractive, well-mannered, and smart women become entangled in a series of failed relationships. If your relationship history has been a continuous series of tragic romance, it … [Read more...] about Tips on Breaking the History of Your Romantic Tragedy
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Post-Baby Relationships: Five Ideas to Keep Your Love Alive
Having a baby changes everything. By the time your little one arrives, you'll have heard plenty of advice and anecdotes about babies ruining lives and marriages. Let's face it, we're a less family centric culture than we were in the 1950's. Raising kids competes with the time … [Read more...] about Post-Baby Relationships: Five Ideas to Keep Your Love Alive
Five Easy Ways to Overcome Depression from an Empty Nest
It is natural for parents to devote so much of their lives to their children that they forget how to be themselves. They sacrifice so much that they start to have feelings of loneliness and emptiness when their children leave the nest. Tip # 1 - Accept the inevitableYou know it's … [Read more...] about Five Easy Ways to Overcome Depression from an Empty Nest
Expert Advice for Repairing Your Marriage
If your marriage is in crisis, you may be searching for answers and information on what to do to repair your marriage. While well-meaning family and friends, books, articles and even television shows have advice and information on how to heal your marriage, if you are looking … [Read more...] about Expert Advice for Repairing Your Marriage
Your Healthy, Happy Marriage: Tips to Get and Keep Things Great
Most therapists agree that, regardless of what's ailing it, any marriage can be salvaged and improved if the two people involved are willing to fight for it. While many couples today are often overwhelmed by the demands of modern day life, it's important to take some time to … [Read more...] about Your Healthy, Happy Marriage: Tips to Get and Keep Things Great
Parenting viewpoints from parents in the trenches, because parenting doesn’t come with a manual. In addition to