Romantic Valentine Ideas – Do Something Different This Year
Love is in the air again. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and it’s time to show your sweetheart how much they light your fire. You can always go for the traditional flowers/candy/dinner out combination. It’s hard to go wrong with that. Or you can opt for something a little different. I personally enjoy [...]
Power Struggles In Relationships
End the power struggle in your relationship in just four weeks. Power struggles in relationships usually stem from lack of trust. Learn how to stop that issue in it’s tracks.
January 2012 Newsletter
Find out what your facial expressions tell the opposite sex about you. Improve your daily life and relationship with one simple act of gratitude each day. Find out what he/she is thinking about in bed.
Be a Lover, Not a Fighter
With this new year already started, you probably have a long list of resolutions (I know I do). Most people include things like lose weight, drink more water, get organized, etc. Those are all lofty goals, but how about your personal life? Now, before you think I am going all Oprah on you……please hear me [...]
Holiday Stress (Take Back Your Holiday!)
My, oh my. Holiday stress is here! But the holiday season doesn’t have to be stressful! Learn how to change the way you experience the holidays while improving your life and relationship at the same time.
November 2011 Newsletter (Sex Makes You Smarter!)
Find out how more intimacy with your partner can actually increase the complexity of your brain. Just another way that we all need more love!
How To Stop Being Clingy
If you want to learn how to stop being clingy, you have already taken the first step simply by realizing it. I know that’s a cliche, but it’s true. Most people who are clingy or needy don’t even realize it. It’s not until their relationship has crumbled that they realize there was a problem (or [...]
Clingy Signs – Why a Strong Partner Is MUCH More Attractive Than a Needy One
Clingy signs are quite clear to a person on the outside looking in on a relationship, but it’s sometimes more difficult when you are one of the two people participating in it. So when does needing support from your partner cross the line and become just plain annoying? First, let’s back up for a minute. So why is it so bad to be clingy and needy in the first place? I can sum it up in one word…..
Are You a Giver Or a Taker?
Are you a giver or a taker in relationships? (Go ahead and decide your answer, I will wait….)
Got it? Great!
Now, for the next question. Which one SHOULD you be?
That was actually a trick question. Sorry to do that to you, but stay with me here.
The correct answer is: neither one.
You should be GIVING and TAKING. Think of it as a bank account. You put things in there on a regular basis, then you take things out when you need them. Because you are always adding to what’s in the account, there will always be something in there and the account will never be empty. Relationships work on the same basic principle.
I know this is a very simplistic way of looking at it, but it sort of pares it all down and makes it very clear at the same time.
How To Get Your Husband To Help Around the House
How to get your husband to help around the house is probably one of the biggest questions wives face today. When society shifted and women went to work outside of the home, it is unfortunate that most of the “domestic” tasks remained their duty as well. Most men saw no problem with this. This was mostly because they had never tried to hold down an outside job plus be a maid, cook, chauffeur, nurse, and nanny at the same time.
Luckily, today’s average man is a lot more sympathetic to our plight, and many of them are top notch at jumping in there and doing their share. However, there are still those out there who need a little motivation.
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