Category: Marriage Advice

Compassion is often confused and used interchangeably with other concepts, such as empathy, sympathy, and pity. To know if you are truly being compassionate, there

Just how do you go about communicating with your spouse? It doesn’t take rocket science to answer that. You know that advice they give to

Can you survive without money? Well, that depends on your view of it, but money seems to control everything we do in today’s advanced world.

When you’re in a committed relationship, there’s a level of stability and confidence that comes along with it. You love one another. You trust each

If you have been married for a while, it is inevitable that your relationship has changed. For some couples, this change is positive, creating a

Eight Strategies to Keeping Love Intact Grieving is an intensely emotional and unstable process in a marriage. As one or both partners grieve a loss,

If you have ever had to go car shopping with your “better half,” you know that it rarely goes smoothly. Your wife has very firm

Just because there are no bruises, doesn’t mean there is no abuse. Picture this. You and 3 friends are having lunch. The conversation is lively.

It is not always possible to pause with yourself before engaging in conflict with your partner.  But if you can create the pause, it will

I’ve been happily married for almost 14 years…and I have five children. Am I happy in my marriage every second, um no. Do I look