What man doesn’t want a beautiful woman on his arm? If you happen to be a guy with such an aspiration, stick around, you are about to learn how to attract them.

This week we’re joined by a Psychic, Certified Practitioner of Hypnosis, and author. Wanna know what’s in your future? I promise you … it’s a fun guest.

When are you comfortable with unprotected sex?

Why do human beings have sex?

How much of what you read or hear about other people’s romantic partnerships do you actually believe?

How well do you and your partner make decisions together and resolve potential conflicts? Are you able to do so in a way that usually leaves both parties feeling heard, and to some degree, satisfied?

After recently having the woman I’ve been looking at for eight years blow me away with her beauty, I can now see how appearance matters … even when we are with partners we truly believe love us no matter how shabby we look.

Is sex a sacred sharing that should only happen between two people who love each other? Is it simply for pleasure, or solely for reproduction? Or is it about intimacy?

Here’s what to do about those home-wrecking “other women.”

A key to a healthy, productive relationship is not learning how to spot the signs of an affair; it is to stop worrying about it.

What qualities do you find most attractive in a potential partner? Here is what the research said.

Only you can determine what you value in life and/or how you behave in order to be “a man” or “a woman.”

My second guest blogger, Jill Nelson discusses why women so often conflate a monogamous relationship with love.

Here’s a little frank love about how and where a good woman can find a good man.

Settling and compromising are both necessary components of the decision-making process, and neither is “good” or “bad.”

Research shows unhappily-married people to be far less content with life than their single counterparts.

Want to really mesmerize a man? Smile at him.

Success is in the eye of the beholder, especially when it comes to relationships.

It’s a time to thank all of the women in your life.

Here’s some Frank Love for the fairy-tale couple whose relationship has become a world-wide obsession.

“Abuse” is term that is thrown around pretty liberally in our society. But do you abuse the word “abuse”?

Who is powerful in your relationship?

Are you accepting of your loved ones – even the unpleasant parts?

If you want to keep your friends and lovers, you will have to strike a balance between what you want and what they ask of you.

When expressing our romantic thoughts and feelings, we can be far more effective (and genuine) if we skip the cliches and get a bit more creative.

Do you have a history of being treated badly by the opposite sex? Here’s what you can do about it.

Self improvement can be satisfying. However, it is not necessary to beat oneself up along the way.

“What’s the point in putting a label on your relationship?”

Egos play an inevitable role in any healthy relationship. Accept your partner’s and create an environment where both of your egos can peacefully co-exist.

Attraction and rejection are parts of life. The ability to deal with them, especially rejection, is a skill.