By Marina Pearson for YourTango.com "How could you have done this to me?" I stood there speechless, not knowing what to say, dumfounded that my ex...
What if someone could tell you exactly what your relationship needs in order to thrive? With water, nourishment, and light, a healthy relationship can turn into an exquisite garden, but how much? When? How? Most people are thrown to the wind when it comes to relationships.
What's Matthew McConaughey and model Camila Alves' marriage secret? Spending time alone without the kids. "The main thing to always remember -- and...
You want to be with the love of your life forever, and he with you, so always make your marriage a top priority (as in every day!). Here are some easy...
Taking our attention off of our partner will enable us to embody a higher level of vulnerability and encourage them to them to feel less defensive and consequently more inclined to listen to our concerns and needs with a more conciliatory attitude.
Along with the rise of marriage counseling in the 1950s, and a deep-seated fear of divorce, came the idea that marriage is work -- and that it's mostly the wife's job to do it -- and a slew of relationship "experts" and a multimillion-dollar self-help industry to help us with that.
Is waiting to have sex until you're married a good idea? For freelance writer Alissa Henry, the answer is definitely yes. Henry stopped by HuffP...
This question originally appeared on Quora. Answer by Mira Zaslove, expectant first time Mother "You don't marry a man, you marry a life...
When it comes to matters of the heart, it's true what they say: mom really does know best. We've long looked to mom to help us navigate the often d...
By Dr. Karen Sherman for YourTango.com Summer is almost in the air and it's the season for planning weddings. A bride-to-be's checklist is always a...
"Fox & Friends" tackled money and marriage in a segment on Wednesday, and their advice has us shaking our heads. When asked about whether or not co...
Written by Sasha Brown-Worsham on CafeMom’s blog, The Stir. Marriage is so many things at so many different times. It can be hilarious, wild, sex...
Whenever I'm embroiled in this kind of dynamic and (hallelujah!) manage to make it out the other side, I get majorly humbled -- all concepts of myself as a conscious, loving, evolved human being completely blown to smithereens.
Everyone says the first year of marriage is the hardest, and by hard, Bravo TV clearly means entertaining with the debut of its newest docu-series, "N...
On Bravo's new reality show "Newlyweds: The First Year," premiering Monday May 6, you'll be able to watch four newlywed couples navigate their first y...
Wouldn't you love to learn how to win that argument for once? And quickly?
It's just possible that if you do some or all these things, your relationship and your life in general will become less boring and more exhilarating. It might also become more challenging and stimulating. But who knows? You might get to enjoy living on the edge.
Before you say "I Do" here's some timeless wisdom from two famous brides of the Revolutionary Era that today's brides will want to include in their wedding plans.
Creating a connection that is mutually satisfying is two-pronged: eliminate the negative and enhance the positive. Less pain, more pleasure. A simple truth most couples find difficult to practice.
Have you ever felt like an outside force is interfering with your marriage? This is exactly what Sasha the Diva, a popular radio personality from Geor...
The first time I learned what divorce meant, I was seven and a half.
By Leigh Newman By never, we mean never, ever. Not even on days when he wears the flying-swordfish shirt. 1. "Surprise! I got us a facelift!" T...
The next time your spouse hides out in front of the TV instead of helping with chores, you might want to show him (or her) this research. In a stu...
Women who feel they have resources can emerge from marital wreckage intact. In particular, those with independent lives often benefit from the self-esteem that gives them an equal seat at the table in their own marriage.
Whether you marry at 19 or 38, there is only one recipe for happiness and contentment and it has nothing to do with age.
