The Union: Meg Luce: Move beyond limiting beliefs to improve your relationship
Last month, my column focused on how childhood beliefs affect your relationship. This column is Part II, which addresses how to move beyond these old limiting beliefs. In the first column, I discussed ...
MSN: Beyond "Happy Wife, Happy Life": Why These Old Marriage Beliefs Are Holding Your Relationship Back
Beyond "Happy Wife, Happy Life": Why These Old Marriage Beliefs Are Holding Your Relationship Back
TAMPA (BLOOM) – Dominant and submissive (D/s) relationships often attract curiosity, thanks in part to their portrayal in popular culture. But beyond the stereotypes and misconceptions, these dynamics ...
Beliefs are like possessions. Some we cling to as prized treasures, while others weigh us down and hold us back. Damaging political beliefs can act as heavy burdens, fueling divisiveness, stifling ...
Friendship has quietly rewritten the rules of love, marriage, and family. The shift may make relationships healthier than ever, but harder to sustain.
Strong relationships require different types of nurturing—physical, emotional, and attentional. Certain traits have been shown to be especially important for maintaining healthy connections. For ...
An individual’s personality can be an important contributor to their ability to maintain successful relationships, depending in part on the traits, and tolerance, of their partners. Being ...
Your identity is a mosaic shaped by your past relationships. Science helps uncovering these hidden forces and their impact.
And there is something all bad relationships have in common: A felt sense that your partner does not really care about your well-being. In healthy relationships, the opposite is true.
Are people actually happier when they’re in a romantic relationship, or is that just a comforting cultural myth? And if relationships do matter for emotional well-being, does simply having a ...