Interested in more sex? Would you like less nagging in your marriage? Want to fight less? Experts agree the key may be as simple as just sitting back and listening to your woman. Uncover simple moves that can take your intimacy to the next level tonight.
Broken trust rocks the very foundation of a marriage. Picking up the pieces after an affair or any other major trust violation can feel nearly impossible. But you can heal as a couple. Opening the doors to honest communication is the first step. Discover the keys to finding real forgiveness and eventually your way back to each other.
Worried about drifting apart? Find it hard to get quality time together? You’re not alone. Staying connected is one of the biggest challenges facing couples. But contrary to popular belief, it doesn’t take grand gestures. Staying connected is about consistently focusing on even the smallest moments together.
Routine can zap the romance out of a marriage like nothing else. That’s why we’ve put together a quick guide to spice up your next date night with very little effort. Bust out of your typical weekend routine and explore some fresh, easy ideas you can both enjoy.
Many readers have been writing us about Mr. Right turning into Mr. Oh-So-Wrong. And our expert hears you loud and clear! Get some critical perspective on the husband conundrum and the best ways to deal. No more nagging, criticism, or complaining required!
If you’re like most married men, there probably aren’t enough hours in the day for yourself, much less your marriage. Learn how to determine your personal time style and how it may hold the key to maximizing moments in your time-starved marriage.
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Interested in getting more of what you want from your husband and less of what you don’t? Stop doing the same things and expecting different results. Consider borrowing some fresh techniques from behavior specialists who say changing behavior patterns is the best way to change your marriage.
Experts say it’s not the amount of conflict in a marriage that determines its success or failure. Rather it’s how a couple fights that is the best predictor of divorce. The road to irreconcilable differences is paved with specific fighting tactics, known as the “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” Are you guilty?
