Everybody has their limit. What’s yours?
Are you with a narcissist?
They’re not dealbreakers but they’re definitely deal considerations.
Many researchers agree that the first studies into codependency began in 1932 with psychologist Karen Horney’s work with the spouses of alcoholics. Horney, as well as the mental health professionals that followed, saw codependency as a coping mechanism, although the scope of the definition has expanded since these early studies. While not considered a diagnosis …
Have you ever put it all out there?
Here are a few great relationship podcasts you’ll want to subscribe to ASAP.
You might think that only weak, insecure people end up in toxic relationships, but even strong people can find themselves in one.
If you haven’t seen one before, they can be hard to spot. Here’s what makes a good relationship thrive.
You can choose your significant other, but you can’t choose the people who birthed or raised them.
Do you go for something big, or small, consistent gestures that let them know you care?
The great thing is, anyone can be a great communicator—it just requires some time, energy, and focus.
All relationships need a strong foundation, but quads need one that’s even stronger from the start.
Knowing how to communicate about important issues now, will set you up for a long and fulfilling relationship in the future.
If you think your lack of healthy relationships comes from a place of fear, check out some of the signs you’re sabotaging your relationships.
It’s hard to let go of someone, when you’re so used to being with them.
