While planning your wedding, it can be easy to assume that all the stress will be gone when you return home from the honeymoon. But as any married per...
Therapists come clean on the fights that just about every loving couple has to confront -- and overcome -- before sailing into long-term romantic blis...
Now that you're settling into the newlywed life, do you ever feel like you don't have time to talk or connect with your spouse the way you did before you said "I do"?
My advice to my daughters and to all young women out there is this: no one can "have it all" unless they are willing to change. The days of staying in the same job until retirement are over. We will all have to reinvent ourselves at various stages throughout our lives.
I used to tell people that ours was an easy marriage, that for some inexplicable reason, we had been given the cosmic gift of being able to love each other easily and well. And on some level, it's true.
My husband and I approach snowstorms differently. It's not that we divide and conquer in the traditional ways you might expect, where he handles the outdoor work and I stock the pantry. Economically speaking, my approach is laissez-faire, while his is more, well, active intervention.
What makes a marriage successful? What can be done to rebuild your marriage after an affair?Valentine's Day, despite the Hallmark hoopla, offers an opportunity to reflect on how to be happily married.
Yes, a cynical reader might ask what I could possibly know about marriage, having been divorced twice, and this question would be a valid one. But you often learn the most from your own mistakes.
Were you and your partner once in love, but now feel like you're just roommates? In this clip from "Oprah's Lifeclass," Dr. Gary Chapman, author of Th...
The "me" couple operates as two distinct people who happen to be in a relationship. The "we" couples are unquestionably a team. You see it in their body language and especially in their speech.