Take Her to a “Chick-Flick”
Romantic comedies may not be your style, guys. But if your lady likes “chick-flicks,” I suggest sharing her popcorn.
Archive for the 'Compromising' Category
Turf Wars
When two people share a home, they both undoubtedly want to feel comfortable there. But there will probably be times when they have opposing desires about what should go on in that space.
When Partners Do Things We Do Not Like
What does your partner do that drives you crazy? Are you capable of simply accepting that quality or behavior as part of who your mate is, and not considering it a ploy designed to infuriate you?
What is Relationship Consciousness?
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?
Should I Help Raise a Child I Didn’t Want?
Whether to have children is a very big (and very personal) decision. And it can really get complicated when factoring a partner’s desires into the equation.
Married and ‘Single’ Parenting
To have children, or not to have children: This question has changed the dynamic of many marriages – for better, or for worse.
It’s Controversial
Here’s what to do about those home-wrecking “other women.”
How to Avoid “Relationship Debt”
Debt is an unpleasant reality that most Americans have learned to live with – both in their personal finances and in their politics. But remember when you’re holiday shopping this year that it can also be hard on a marriage.
What’s the Difference Between Settling and Compromising?
Settling and compromising are both necessary components of the decision-making process, and neither is “good” or “bad.”
