What keeps romance alive – and the sex hot – in a long-term relationship?
How can you keep the passion alive – and the sex satisfying – in a long-term relationship?
How can you keep the passion alive – and the sex satisfying – in a long-term relationship?
So much of our lives are spent waiting for the good life. But what if we stopped waiting? Here’s why – and how – to stop waiting for life to get better.
Intuitive advice columnist DearJames answers a question about a marriage of more than a quarter century, in which the love and intimacy is now gone.
For many in long-term relationships, life doesn’t include a lot of couples-only fun. Here are some ways how you can reboot the romance.
In your daily life, are you guided by fear or by love? What are the fears that block being loving to yourself and to others? What’s getting in your way?
Think about a person in your life it feels good to spend time with: a friend, family member, partner/spouse, coworker or even a neighbor. Do you usually walk away feeling like you had more energy — or even happy?
Everyday gratitude can serve as a booster shot for romantic relationships. Here’s how.
Romance does not have to fizzle out in long-term relationships and progress into a companionship or friendship-type love.
Are you important to yourself? The minute you make someone else more important than you — that’s the minute respect is lost.
For some couples in romantic relationships, just staying together is good enough. But others want to see their relationship move forward — to get better and better — and are willing to put in the effort to get there.
Knowing whether to stay in or leave a romantic relationship is often an agonizing experience — and that ambivalence can have negative consequences for health and well-being.
When it comes to raising healthy, strong kids, parents need to work as a team — all day and all night. Here’s why.
What are love languages? They’re 5 person-specific techniques you should know to let people know you care about them and are grateful they are in your life.
How can you prepare your children for sexual culture after high school? Start by being honest about what they are likely to see, giving good examples and bad.
I’ve loved a man for four years now. We have broken up many times and gotten back together. Should I wait for him, or try to move on?
Sometimes the very things we find attractive in someone may actually be warning signs that they may not be good for us in the long run. Those high expectations that
When two strangers meet, the more laughs they share, the more likely the relationship will lead to romance.
For American women, a book club membership means more than just reading: It might offer them rewards in terms of dating and sex, too.
Keeping these ten essential human needs in mind can help you both to strengthen your relationship.
Are you checking out online dating sites with a wish list of all the ideal traits you desire in a mate? Not so fast!
For years, people have thought that long-distance relationships are almost always destined to fail… but is that really true?
If you’re doing online dating, these tips from researchers will help you give your profile the best chance of being seen and remembered.
Still single, but don’t want to be? You are a great catch, but maybe you keep attracting the wrong guys.
Does more sex equal more happiness? It isn’t necessarily so, according to psychological research finding that weekly sex was the sweet spot.
When it comes to emotional health, young couples do just as well when they live together as they do getting married, according to a new study.
What are you doing to keep your love life thriving? Here are 5 things to try to boost the quality of your romantic relationship.
That widely-accepted notion permeates popular culture, do those romantic attraction differences hold up?
Here are 6 steps you need to take to experience being present in the moment, courtesy of a mediation and conflict resolution expert.
Romantic intentions? According to new research, you might be more successful in finding love if you ask someone to send you email messages.
Research refutes the idea that the traditional, strict Chinese Tiger Mom upbringing, is always best.
The devastation caused by breaking up has been a dominant theme throughout the ages of great literature and pop culture alike.
Celebrity marriages might be able to help unravel the reasons why people tend to marry partners of similar education levels.
Who should pay for a date? Researchers surveyed 17,000 people to find out how couples actually go about splitting expenses.
We spend a lot of time and effort developing our skills and abilities, but there’s one key element that can hold us back despite all of our efforts: our confidence.
It’s so pretty and common, in fact, that many people don’t realize that the whole oleander plant can be dangerous.
Do American citizens actually need a passport to travel to Canada or Mexico? Get the details of what you need right here.
Do you love to swim, but hate the smell and other problems that come from a chlorinated pool? Well, natural swimming pools might be the answer for you.
