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Mark Travers Ph.dPsychology Today |
As the year's end draws nearer, you and your partner should do the same.
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These simple yet powerful phrases should become commonplace in your relationship.
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Resist the urge to quickly forgive and forget after a fight.
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Being attractive is often a physical trait, but senses outside of sight play a role.
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Want to nip an argument in the bud? Consider these two simple pieces of advice.
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Honesty is always the best policy, especially when it comes to relationships.
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Constructive feedback is like a sandwich: It needs to be layered mindfully.
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Two reasons why friendship is a must when it comes to marriage.
Here's how to avoid letting a difficult past prevent you from a good future.
When it comes to relationships, grand gestures are out; "micro-actions" are in.
Looking for love? Consider a reality check before you continue searching.
There's a very fine line between being nice and being overly agreeable.
Self-awareness begets a stronger foundation for your marriage. Here's how.
Moments matter. Here's how 5 seconds can change the course of your relationship.
Ranked from easiest to worst, these are the 5 kinds of one-sided love.
This single question can help you know whether you're cut out for marriage.
Friends shouldn't leave you questioning your reality. Here's how to break free.
Research reveals how much stricter families have become regarding boundaries.
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Tired of flopped relationships? Consider this "data-driven" approach to dating.
New research reveals why we need to let go of the "lazy stoner" stereotype.
Are you an emotionally adept partner? These questions can help you become one.
When your partner distorts your sense of reality, they may be gaslighting you.
Two popular films perpetuate some common misconceptions about memory.