Communication isn’t only what you say but how you say it. Understanding communication differences between the genders can help avoid conflict.
Communication Differences Between Genders
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Shooting Your Shot: Asking Someone Out on a Date
Shooting your shot can be absolutely nerve-racking. Here are some tips to help alleviate some of the anxiety of asking someone out on a date.
Saying I Love You for the First Time
Saying I love you for the first time can be pretty scary. You don’t know how they’ll react or even if they feel the same way.
Check-in with Your Significant Other
You have designated date nights, but are you scheduling time for real conversations with you partner? Check-in with your significant other.
What Causes Relationship Anxiety & How to Deal With It
Ever worry about your relationship failing even though you’re in a healthy one? There’s a name for that. It’s called relationship anxiety.
A Few Tips for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is supposed to be a fun time with your significant other, so relax, don’t over think, and remember to be in the moment.
Red Flags in Conflict
Toxicity gets so old after a while and red flags seem to hide in plain sight. Here are a few red flags in conflict to look out for in people.
How To End Things Without Ghosting
Being an adult means doing things you don’t want to do. And that includes breaking things off without ghosting your partner.
Love is a verb
Love is more than just a feeling. It is a continuous action by speaking their love language, showing up, and being present. Love is a verb.
Your Partner is Not Responsible for Your Happiness
We all want to be happy, but shoving the responsibility of our happiness on others is easy and selfish. True happiness comes from self-love.
Spenders and Savers
There are two kinds of people, spenders and savers. So what happens when a saver and a spender get together? Talking about finances isn’t a …
Holiday Date Nights Ideas
The holiday season is here in full force, and with it comes all of the hallmark movies, gift shopping, hot chocolate, and quality time with …
What makes a good friend?
Understanding what makes a good friend might open your eyes to some red and green flags to look out for in the end.
Long-Distance Relationships: How to Beat the Space
Long-distance relationships suck. Here are some tips to make it through the hardest times apart, no matter the time or distance between you.
Being Intentional in Your Relationship
Being intentional with your partner is a key factor in keeping your relationship happy and healthy. So how do you go about being intentional?
Love Languages
Knowing your and your partner’s love language will help you better understand the best way to express and receive love in your relationship.
Make Splitting Bills with Your Partner Easier
Finances are one of the leading causes of conflict in relationships. Avoid fighting over money by splitting bills and being smart about it.
Setting Boundaries with Your Parents
Creating boundaries with your parents can seem daunting. Why do they still treat us like kids? Keep these things in mind when talking to them
Depression and Dating: What You Should Know
Whether you have it or your partner does, depression makes dating harder. Read more about how to best support your loved one.
How to Know If You’re Ready for a Relationship
Dating can get complicated. Maybe you had a bad breakup or you have no experience. How do you figure out if you’re ready for a relationship?
Stronger Together
What’s it like to be in a relationship that some people still have a problem accepting?
The Importance of Socializing In a Post Covid World
Socializing with others is more important than we realize, especially now.
Situationships vs. Relationships
The goal for any relationship is to be healthy and happy, yet we settle for toxicity and situationships and not even know it.
Creating Emotional Boundaries
Respecting emotional boundaries is just as important as respecting physical boundaries in a relationship.
What is Codependency
Codependency is more than just your run-of-the-mill clinginess. Codependency at its core is sacrificing your own needs to satisfy your partner’s needs to the absolute extreme.