Have you ever felt the shattering impact of a broken promise, a betrayed confidence, or a blatant deception? The feeling of trust being eroded can be devastating, leaving behind a landscape of hurt, doubt, and uncertainty. Whether it’s in a romantic partnership, a family dynamic, a friendship, or even a professional setting, a breach of
Jealousy is one of the most common challenges couples face, yet it can feel overwhelming when it shows up in your relationship. If you’ve been asking yourself how to deal with a jealous partner, you’re not alone. Many relationships suffer when insecurity, comparison, or fear takes over. The good news? With the right approach, it’s
In any relationship, it’s important to pay attention to warning signs that may indicate potential problems. This blog post discusses the top 5 red flags in a relationship, including lack of communication, controlling behavior, lack of trust, emotional or physical abuse, and lack of support. By recognizing these warning signs early on, you can protect yourself and make informed decisions about your relationship. Trust, respect, communication, support, and equality are essential for a healthy relationship. Don’t settle for anything less.
One-sided polyamory happens when one person in a couple is open to multiple romantic or sexual partners while the other prefers monogamy. It can feel unfair or confusing. For example, in some open marriages one spouse pursues outside relationships (perhaps to explore new feelings), while the other partner does not have that freedom. If only
Polyamory, at its heart, means “many loves.” It describes the practice of having multiple loving, consensual relationships at the same time. Increasingly, many people in the U.S. are learning that love and commitment can take different forms beyond the traditional one-partner model. Instead of an exclusive partnership model, polyamorous people build networks of relationships with
Polyamory – consensual romantic relationships with more than one person – has gained visibility in recent years, yet many polyamory myths still persist. It’s often portrayed as chaotic, unstable, or purely about sex. But what does research actually tell us? In fact, psychologists and social scientists have started to uncover surprising truths about ethical non-monogamy.
Marriage conflict is painful, but it doesn’t have to tear a marriage apart. In fact, conflicts can become catalysts for growth when handled God’s way. The Bible offers wisdom for every disagreement, and these 7 biblical ways to resolve conflict in marriage will help you apply it. By praying together, listening patiently, and showing love
I know that finding love again after divorce can feel both hopeful and terrifying. After investing years (and emotions) into a marriage that didn’t work out, stepping back into the dating world may seem like starting from scratch. Yet, with the right mindset and approach, you can heal, rediscover your worth, and open your heart
I know that finding love after divorce can feel daunting. The end of a marriage brings grief, self-doubt, and practical hurdles that make dating seem like climbing a mountain. Yet, with intention and the right steps, you can heal, rediscover your worth, and open your heart to a meaningful partnership. In this guide, I’ll share
I believe that learning to forgive your partner after a hurtful event is one of the most courageous things you can do. It opens the door not only to healing but also to deeper connection—and offers a path to rebuild your relationship stronger than before. In this post, I’ll guide you through understanding forgiveness, practical
I believe that sustaining that magical “spark alive in a relationship” takes intention and creativity—especially once the honeymoon phase gives way to daily routines. Over time, it’s natural for excitement to ebb, but with purposeful effort, couples can rekindle and maintain deep connection. In this post, I’ll explore why relationships lose their shine, offer proven
Supporting multiple romantic relationships simultaneously can seem liberating, but many discover that why polyamory doesn’t work involves deep emotional strain, logistical hurdles, and social pushback. In this post, I’ll unpack the main reasons polyamorous arrangements often falter—jealousy, burnout, time constraints, societal stigma, and more—so you can understand whether this lifestyle truly fits your needs. Emotional