Emma Thompson shared her view of life-long monogamy being just one of many models for romantic relationships, with her personal preferred model being three relationships over the span of life, one for each stage of life. She also spoke about … Read More
A recently published study by Co-operative Legal Services, a U.K.-based company, shows that infidelity does not necessarily lead to divorce. In 5 million divorce cases since the 1970’s, couples are half as likely to list infidelity as the reason for … Read More
Not feeling the desire for sex? Lost some of the passion? Living in a sexless marriage? In my new teleseminar, Creating Sexual Desire in Six Weeks: Low Desire Couples and Sexless Marriages anyone can learn to reconnect, slowly, intimately and … Read More
My latest HuffingtonPost blog is devoted to couples who are suffering from lack of sexual desire following infidelity or a period of challenge in their relationship. Whether you were the cheater or the cheated upon, these six steps can help … Read More
If you catch your husband drinking a Corona or Guinness, should you be worried? Turns out that cheating husbands prefer Corona or Guinness, according to UK dating site specializing in infidelity, Illicit Encounters. Think this is real science? I’d like … Read More
Polyamory is a hot topic with couples and in the media. Showtime’s production “Polyamory: Married and Dating” produced and created by Natalia Garcia premiered last year with a controversial Season 1 and has just released their Season 2 episodes. There … Read More
Can trust in your partner be (re)built over time, like establishing a new habit? Will you be able to more easily forgive and therefore trust your partner if you’ve been together longer? That’s what a group of researchers suggest based … Read More
Habits are actions and behaviors that are integrated into your everyday patterns of behavior. It takes an average of 21 days to create a new habit. If you’re trying to improve the happiness in your relationship, try implementing a couple … Read More
Two studies recently published their findings regarding the origins of monogamy, and it turns out they disagree with each other. One says mammals started practicing social monogamy to protect young offspring from other males, another says it was due to … Read More
HuffingtonPost polled it’s readers about how they would define cheating and the responses varied wildly. In this day and age of live-time chat through texts, Twitter, and facetime, cheating has become very complicated. This is exactly why it’s important for … Read More