What’s Your Unprotected Sex Protocol?
When are you comfortable with unprotected sex?
Archive for the 'Tips' Category
Chris Bosh and Allison Mathis: Having It In Writing Might Have Helped
Avoid the drama and expense of legal battles by planning for your split before it happens.
From Marriage to Co-Parenting: Redefining a Relationship
If your ex is still a good parent to your children, consider yourself blessed.
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.
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.
How Bad Was Bobby Brown?
How much of what you read or hear about other people’s romantic partnerships do you actually believe?
Monogamy: How Important is It to You?
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.
Whitney Houston: A Life Well Lived
While many continue to criticize the songstress’s lifestyle and even sanity in her later years, I applaud her authenticity and courage to live life on her own terms – no matter what anyone else thought or said about her.
Not-So-Random Acts of Love
If you want to be a more romantic and thoughtful partner and haven’t been inclined to make your overture regular, I’ve got a few ideas.
Selfish vs. Selfless: What’s the Difference?
Neither selfishness nor selflessness is good or bad. In fact, the two concepts are inextricably linked, not opposites, as their definitions seemingly imply.
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.
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.”
To Snoop or Not to Snoop on Your Partner
Are you thinking about (or already) checking your partner’s e-mails, text messages or call logs? And is doing so getting you anywhere?
Get More Done at Home Without Hurting Yourself or Your Relationship
Sometimes, it takes a village to run a household.
A Tip About Relationship Dynamics
“Social appreciation” is not a “tip.”
