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

Are there aspects of your relationship that are too “sacred” to even discuss? If so, you might be headed for turbulence.

Considering the emotional, financial and even bodily damage that infidelity can bring about, it’s worth discussing your thoughts on the issue with your mate.

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

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

When we stop blaming our former partners, and understanding the roles that we played in failed relationships, we may find peace, personal growth and a chance at new love.

You don’t have to like your ex’s new love interest. But by bringing her into scale, you may begin liking yourself again.

Has your mate ever done something that hurt you? A new study suggests that it probably wasn’t as painful as you remember.

Are you thinking about (or already) checking your partner’s e-mails, text messages or call logs? And is doing so getting you anywhere?

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

Who is powerful in your relationship?

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

Everybody has secrets. But can you get comfortable with what you don’t know about your partner?

An illusion of death may be just what your psyche needs to let go of the pain that may accompany a mate leaving you and your children in common.

Consider avoiding the imposition of emotional, financial and other debts upon your mate.

Gracious acceptance of the end of your relationship is a wonderful opportunity to show your partner how much you love them.

“Infidelity” may lead to better results than you ever thought imaginable.

Be honest with yourself and your mate about who you are. And be clear about what your own wants, needs and desires are before considering anyone else’s.

“Commitment” is not what individuals fear. The fear or trepidation is related to what someone else wants them to commit to.

Space may be just what your relationship needs…one way or the other.

Generally speaking, most of us have challenging histories; not just those that do things that we are uncomfortable with.

“Karma” is not a tool for judgment.

Typically, when we profess to trust our mate, we are either lying or misusing the term. Most likely we are lying with an intent to project some virtuous responsibility upon our mate, with the hope that s/he will continually protect our feelings and make us feel safe.

While having an affair is one way to end some relationships, there are other, more direct, and healthy ways to do so.

Whether partners are cheating or not is a ridiculous conversation when it precedes whether the parties are happy or not.

Do not assume that you know what the agreements between two people in a relationship are. Relationships can be very unique. I hope that your’s is.

Do not assume that you know what the agreements between two people in a relationship are. Relationships can be very unique. I hope that your’s is.

“Knowing” a person is more important than what many of us call “trusting” him/her any day.