Ghosts of Relationships Past: The Myth of the Other Woman
You don’t have to like your ex’s new love interest. But by bringing her into scale, you may begin liking yourself again.
Archive for the 'Trusting' Category
Having Less Pain in Your Relationship
Has your mate ever done something that hurt you? A new study suggests that it probably wasn’t as painful as you remember.
How to Abuse Yourself and Blame Others
“Abuse” is term that is thrown around pretty liberally in our society. But do you abuse the word “abuse”?
Don’t Take a Chance on Love
Are you hesitant to get into a relationship because you’re afraid to take a chance on love?
How to Be a “Powerful Person in a Partnership”
Who is powerful in your relationship?
Walking Away Doesn’t Mean You Have Healed
Do you have a history of being treated badly by the opposite sex? Here’s what you can do about it.
“I Don’t Know Where My Boyfriend Lives”
Everybody has secrets. But can you get comfortable with what you don’t know about your partner?
“We” May Not Be Representative of Me
Please consider speaking only for yourself, even when you are in a relationship.
That “Dead-Beat” Parent is Dead to Me
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.
Negotiate “Nothing” in Your Relationship
Consider avoiding the imposition of emotional, financial and other debts upon your mate.
The ”Other Woman,” Your New Best Friend
“Infidelity” may lead to better results than you ever thought imaginable.
How to Deal With an “Untrustworthy” Mate
Is your partner “untrustworthy” or do you simply think they are? And do you still wish to remain in the relationship anyway?
Relationship Space: The Final Frontier?
Space may be just what your relationship needs…one way or the other.
“Bad Boys” and that Chick Named “Karma”
“Karma” is not a tool for judgment.
An Important Distinction in Many Successful Relationships
“Knowing” a person is more important than what many of us call “trusting” him/her any day.
Beyond Right and Wrong
Do not mistake “right” and “wrong” for compatibility issues.
