Do those who fight for marriages ever think that a couple should divorce?
Yes.
At Marriage Radio, we fight for marriages. Since 1999 we’ve been able to help three out of four married couples in crisis resolve their seemingly insurmountable problems and save their marriages.… Read More
He claimed that God told him to leave his marriage. Later he said that he felt guilt for leaving.
He said “I love you but am not in love with you.” Later he said, “I don’t know how to live my life without you.”
Then, almost out of the blue, he says “I am in love with you” but he continues to live with the other woman.… Read More
It’s called the LovePath.
It’s the process people go through as they fall in love. If you are in love or have ever been in love, you went through it. If your spouse is in love with you, s/he went through it as well.… Read More
Are you having dreams of exchanging vows and marrying your best friend? If so, you’ve probably convinced yourself that you are ready for marriage. But do you really have the skills you need to make your relationship a success?
There is no doubt that getting married is a huge commitment.… 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
HACKERS WHO STOLE sensitive customer information from the cheating site AshleyMadison.com appear to have made good on their threat to post the data online.
A data dump, 9.7 gigabytes in size, was posted on Tuesday to the dark web using an Onion address accessible only through the Tor browser.… Read More
You’ve just been dumped by the love of your life.
You can’t stop crying, shaking and pleading for a magic potion to help you win their love back. Is that even a possibility?
“’Can I get my ex back’ is the most common question I get after a breakup,” says relationship coach Lee Wilson, founder of MyExBackCoach.com.… Read More
There seems to be a growing trend in the world of Psychology which overlaps into an area that sadly has always been a trend in the world throughout time…heartbreak.
If you’re old enough to read this article, chances are you’re old enough to know the pain I’m talking about.… Read More
My “Aha Moment” happened because of a package of hamburger meat. I asked my husband to stop by the store to pick up a few things for dinner, and when he got home, he plopped the bag on the counter.… Read More
The painless, non-invasive procedure will enable doctors to accurately determine whether a patient is truly smitten or “faking it.”
A medical test to determine the biological evidence for being “in true love” will be available in Britain within a decade, says one of the world’s leading neurologists.… Read More
When you take a commonly prescribed drug for a physical condition such as high cholesterol, asthma or acne, or even the birth control Pill, you may be alert for signs of physical side-effects.… Read More
By Daniel Steingold
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Perhaps love and marriage don’t go together like a horse and carriage after all. A new study finds that older Americans looking for love are latching onto a new trend that tempers the demands of a committed relationship, a phenomenon known as “Living Apart Together,” or “LAT.”
Spurred by a divorce rate that has doubled among this demographic since 1990, many older singles— often divorced or widowed— have taken on “an intimate relationship without a shared residence.” New research was conducted upon the increasingly popular relationship arrangement among those 50 years of age or older.… Read More
Even McDreamy has faced his share of relationship problems. In a recent interview featured on the new streaming channel PEN: People/Entertainment Weekly Network, Patrick Dempsey opened up about his marriage struggles.… Read More
What does it feel like? How does a person get into this situation? Why is she in love with another man who is not her husband?
In this program, a brave woman who is living with her husband but still “deeply in love” with another man tells her story.… Read More
Your spouse wants out of the marriage…but you don’t.
In the process of trying to end the marriage, your spouse is trying to do things that you want no part of. Maybe s/he’s spending time with the “lover” while still living at home.… Read More
It can be completely overwhelming to know where to start when trying to save your marriage. Where do you start?
What is the most important thing you can do? What should you do FIRST? This post will provide real, implementable steps that you can use when moving forward on how to save your marriage.… 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
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
In this video, Coach Lee of MyExBackCoach.com discusses whether you should break no contact by reaching out to your ex in a text, email, phone call, or social message.
If your boyfriend or girlfriend has broken up with you, a coaching call with Coach Lee will help you put together a plan to get them back!… Read More
While most of us might agree that a Valentine’s Day date at a fast food joint is kind of the worst thing ever, Burger King is prepared to fight that stigma. This year, the Israeli version of the OG chain is offering a romantic boxed food for two called the Adults Meal—designed for those 18 and older, so bring your ID—that comes with two Whoppers, two packets of fries, two beers, and a “romantic adult toy.” Spoiler alert: That means sex toy.… Read More
Is your spouse emotionally disengaged or maybe even physically gone? Have you tried searching to figure out what you can do to bring your spouse back or make your spouse want to be in your marriage at all anymore, only to find yourself completely overwhelmed?… Read More
Group therapy may work as well as medication to help keep depression from returning for patients who have already taken drugs to control symptoms, a British study suggests.
Researchers studied what’s known as mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, a combination of group counseling sessions and meditation exercises.… Read More
I casually mentioned a trip my husband and I took to a bed and breakfast and she started sobbing. I reached out and took her hand, waiting until she had calmed down before I asked her to share with me what was wrong.… Read More
Relationship expert, Coach Lee says he has over 4,000 physical clients in a year, wanting to get back with an ex.
Since Lee branded himself as an ‘Ex Coach’ 12 years ago, he’s being taking 14 calls each day from people who have been broken up with who want to get their ex back.… 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
Yep, we are talking about sex. SEX! And instead of a lengthy article, I’m going to give you a list of tips for better sex you should understand, assuming you’ve had sex before. We at Marriage Radio believe that being a great sexual lover to your spouse is extremely important and that we all should do our best to fulfill, excite, arouse, and put a big smile on the face of our spouse.… Read More
The first reaction by so many following a withdrawal or break-up is not to leave the other person alone so he can miss you. But to do the opposite which is to overwhelm him with your presence.
You’re thinking that if you communicate enough with your guy and persist in continually asking for a status update, not only will you soothe your impatience but your clearly expressed interest and desire to get him back will help him do so.… Read More
Many of us realize that the success or failure of our marriage affects more people than only the husband and wife. A recent study confirms this, finding that children of divorced parents have a greater likelihood of being “religiously unaffiliated” as adults than those raised by married parents.… Read More
Many married couples face difficult times when one or both of them feel that giving up on their relationship would be easier than continuing. This video shows a couple where the husband has decided he wants out of the marriage. He is so serious about ending their marriage that he signs the divorce papers and pushes them in front of his wife for her signature.… Read More
When it comes to sex-related injuries among men, penile fractures are rare yet painful; now researchers say they know which positions are likeliest to result in them.
Researchers reviewed records from three hospitals over a 13-year period in Campinas, Brazil, a city of roughly 3 million people.… Read More
Married? Separated? Divorced? This podcast is ESSENTIAL for getting through the holidays without going crazy.
Justin Prince, program director of What About Me (a site for children and parents experiencing divorce), joins us to reveal THREE KEY THINGS to do to avoid having a stressful, terrible holiday season filled with fighting, disagreements and hurt feelings.… 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
Coach Lee compares limerence to love and details what you can do if the one you love is infatuated with another person (that person is known as the “limerent object”).… Read More
Maybe your marriage is wonderful. Maybe not. Either way, you’re surrounded by friends or relatives whose marriages are in trouble.
Most of our programs speak directly to those whose marriages need help. However, in this program, Dr. Joe Beam shares basic but valid knowledge with you so that when you encounter someone in marital distress, you can offer more than a kind word.… Read More
by Rob Jackson, MS, LPC, LMHC, NCC
Note: Given the brevity of the article, it is not possible to cover all the facets of this disorder. Anyone suspecting he or she has this condition is strongly encouraged to speak with a professional counselor.… Read More
1. Having a ChildAccording to marriage expert Joe Beam, the first crisis in most marriages is the birth of their first child.
Though it’s tempting to nurture our children above our marriage, statistics tell us that children in homes with parents in strong marriages are more successful, mentally stable and have more self-esteem on average than children in homes with parents in weak relationships.… Read More
Sometimes, marriage hurts. Sometimes the pain lasts longer than seems bearable. What can you do when your marriage hurts? How can you overcome the pain? We’ll show you in this episode.
Joined by Tina Coleman, a Marriage Helper Save My Marriage course member, a volunteer community manager for the Marriage Helper online communities, and an all around amazing person.… Read More
Though it’s often a complaint we hear from a wife that her husband won’t talk, we often receive a request for help from a husband who says, “My wife won’t talk to me.”
It’s all over the realm of possibilities in terms of what this means.… Read More
They were together for a decade before they decided to marry. It was wonderful; he told her how happy he was that she is his wife. They laughed. Had fun. Enjoyed life.
Until the night he told her that he had found his “soul mate” and wanted his wife’s permission to date this amazing new woman in his life.… Read More
Sometimes it makes no difference if you don’t agree with the person you love. Sometimes it does. Especially when your disagreement pulls you apart.
Maybe you disagree about where you live, occupations, religion, money, children, or anything else that matters to you.… Read More
Duke University has new research that shows sex can be a spiritual experience that makes men more likely to believe in the existence of God. The same result likely occurs in women, but has yet to be researched.
The study involved the “cuddle hormone,” Oxtocin, which is produced in larger quantity during and after sex.… Read More
If a small part of you died when you found out that sex doesn’t actually count as exercise, this news should revive you: Sex may deliver the even better benefit of prolonging your life, according to the results of a small study first published online in the medical journal, Psychoneuroendocrinology in March that’s just making its rounds.… Read More
It’s been a stressful week for both husband and wife. Work, political news, kids, car repair, barking dogs, and paying bills.
Is anyone short of breath yet? But, for those couples who have decided to make a commitment to at least one night a week that is just for the two of them, it’s date night!… Read More
