Addicted to Relationships? 65 Brutally Honest Signs You Have a Love Addiction
Are you addicted to relationships? Learn the signs of love addiction, how it affects you emotionally, and how to finally break free from toxic patterns.
Falling in love is easy, but understanding love well enough to take it to the next level is the hard part. Here’s your guide to better love and romance.
Are you addicted to relationships? Learn the signs of love addiction, how it affects you emotionally, and how to finally break free from toxic patterns.
A healthy relationship will allow you to grow as a couple and be as happy as can be. Is your relationship healthy or do you need to do a little work?
Feeling grumpy and exhausted after sleeping next to your partner? A sleep divorce might just save your relationship and your REM cycle.
Are you dating a cheerleader or a rival? Here’s what a competitive relationship means and ways to spot the signs before it turns into a tug-of-war.
Wondering how long the honeymoon phase lasts? Here’s the psychology, signs it’s ending, and how to keep passion alive long after it fades.
Wondering how often do couples fight, and if you and your partner fight too much, or not enough? Here’s what the stats say and how to know what’s normal.
Before you say “I do,” make sure you’ve said yes to your independence, growth, and self-love. Here are the things to do before getting married, for real.
We all need reassurance in a relationship, but do they need it? And how do you reassure someone you love? Here’s everything you need to know.
In order to have a healthy relationship, you need to know how to set boundaries. And this includes both your personal ones as well as a couple.
Are you doing all the work in love? Here’s how to spot the bare minimum in a relationship, and what to do when you’re getting crumbs, not care.
If it feels like emotional chaos and spiritual homework all at once, you’re probably here. The second love theory isn’t just love. It’s transformation.
The truth isn’t always what’s said, sometimes, it’s what’s deliberately not said. Lying by omission can erode trust and love, all without a single obvious lie.