The link between trusting someone after you’ve forgiven them and when to realise that enough is enough
One person wants what another has to give. Guess who holds the power? A relationship starts off great until this happens and then everything changes
At some point you realise that ‘happily ever after’ is a romantic tale and ‘soulmates’ is a myth with a hidden purpose.
The common skills that you need for relationships are targeting and effort - so what seems to be the problem?
Winter is a time for reflection and for letting go.
Sometimes winter brings with it the drab feeling of feeling sorry for ourselves. We withdraw and wish we were living another life
Conflict is there to discover how to leverage your struggle for strength, not control
Viagra for women does not exist yet.
The second time that you get married you compare your partner to your ex-partner
Long-distance relationships do not allow for physical touch. When we touch, our bodies release hormones
Many south African women are discovering that a divorce solves little of their problems as they remain in a relationship with their now ex-husbands
What has changed in the hearts and minds of women for them to increasingly become the plaintiffs of these divorces?
"I spend all my time taking care of my family. I love them, but I have forgotten who I used to be"
Relationships work like transactions, where you negotiate your feelings
In an era of empowered women I am not surprised by this question. To answer it, you might want to dig deeper than you expect and the answer will take you by surprise. ...
When Mercury turns retrograde, people blame it as the cause for miscommunication, postponing arrangements and unexpected snags
Those who have been betrayed will take longer to trust.
For eons women have been submissive with the best of intentions, but it hardly ever seemed to work.
Deeply ingrained in men and women are layers of unspoken bias against women which play out in their relationships.
Is it bad for our relationship if we need different things away from each other when the only time we have together are TV nights?
Each of us makes up our minds about whether we need to be married or alone based on our personal experiences
Emotions are made up of the difference between what you want to happen to you and what actually happens
Tough times teach us the most about ourselves. And then there are certain moments when we change our values for better or worse.
Is it selfish to not want a relationship with someone to keep oneself sane and with less drama?
WHEN a marriage produces children, there is no getting away from having a working relationship with your ex-husband or wife after a divorce.