Note: Coach Lee Wilson was interviewed in a story by the New York Times regarding a poll/survey he did of married couples who were considering divorce prior and during the lockdowns of COVID-19.… Read More
I noticed this 1st incredibly effective manipulation dynamic in multiple people who many times turned out to be narcissistic – and to this day I don’t even know if it’s intentional or just the natural outlook of any mind consumed with its own happiness and feelings above all others.… Read More
We make time for lots of things in our lives – chores, working out, coffee with a friend, keeping up with our favorite shows, reading, working, walking the dog, and all kinds of other things that are crammed into our busy schedules.… Read More
by Dr. Tara J. Palmatier
Does your wife yell, scream, and swear at you? Do you feel like you can’t talk to anyone about your relationship because they just wouldn’t understand? Is your relationship making you feel like you’re slowly going crazy?… Read More
Though less than 5% of the population could be clinically diagnosed as having “Narcissistic Personality Disorder,” if someone you think you want to be in a relationship with acts like a narcissist, why would you want to be in a relationship with them?… Read More
According to some media reports, marriages are cracking under the strain of lockdown and divorce rates are soaring. In August, Mailonline reported a divorce boom in the United States.
In September BBC news reported a divorce boom in the UK. Read between the lines, though, and you should start to smell a rat.… Read More
New Research at the University of Illinois examined data on nearly 1,500 men and 1,800 women between the ages of 52 and 60 and found that couples who resist traditional gender roles, or who shoot for a so-called equal marriage, are less happy than those who swim with the tide.… Read More
In this video, Coach Lee reveals 7 signs that suggest your ex or separated spouse misses you.
If your ex or separated spouse shows signs of missing you, that doesn’t mean that getting back together is a sure thing, but it does mean that it’s likely to be a possibility.… Read More
You think it’s a bit of harmless fun, but watching porn really does affect a man’s performance in the bedroom.
Men partial to perusing a lot of X-rated material are more likely to suffer erectile dysfunction — and it’s because they are so used to looking at kinky images, experts suggest.… Read More
Here’s yet another reason to love grilled cheese: Fans of the ooey, gooey sandwiches have more sex, a new study has found.
Thirty-two percent of grilled cheese fans have sex at least six times a month, versus 27 percent of those who don’t like the sandwich, according to the dating and social-networking site Skout, which released the findings before National Grilled Cheese Day on Sunday.… Read More
Dr. Joe Beam will be joined by his wife, Alice, for this special program as they discuss How to Become the Hero of Your Marriage, and how Alice was the hero of their marriage when she took Joe back after their 3 year divorce.… Read More
Good marriage counselors are worth their weight in gold.
There are thousands of well-trained individuals out there who work for the couple and not for one individual and who work with ethics in mind—these counselors help both parties with their individual and combined goals in order to help the couple move forward — whatever that may look like.… Read More
by RACHEL HOSIE
Rom-coms would have us believe that our main goal in life should be finding ‘the one.’ And once you’ve found them, you have to pin them down by tying the knot.… Read More
You’ve probably heard it in movies and read it in books. People will ask how to fix a marriage or they’ll say something like, “We’ve got to fix this.”
The goal of this article is not to fixate on the word “fix,” but rather to look at the mindset of using that word and the phrase that is the title of this article.… Read More
There are many out there who get intimacy mixed up with other healthy relationship “requirements.”
Intimacy is not the same thing as sexuality and is not the same thing as passion.
So what is it?
Intimacy is “in-to-me-see”!
It is truly knowing and trusting your partner; it is being vulnerable around each other; it is absolute commitment and understanding; it is offering up care and compassion in times of need; it is being a “we” and not a “me”; and it is open and honest communication.… Read More
Watch the important video above all the way through and then read the article below all the way to the end.
It’s often the advice given by those who share both good intentions and flippancy about your crumbling marriage.… Read More
