
How Do I Ask My Boyfriend to Do His Part Before He Moves In?
The next time he brings up moving in if I were in your shoes, I’d respond with…
The next time he brings up moving in if I were in your shoes, I’d respond with…
Sex offender registries were put in place to protect children, but they sometimes fail children.
Romance is tricky business. You actually have to be vulnerable. That’s where the magic happens, and nothing deep will ever develop if you’re working at being detached.
When that first meeting is definitely going to be awkward, learn how to deal with it head-on.
We often don’t find out that our partner/husband/boyfriend uses porn until we’re living together and we stumble upon it. So what’s a woman to do?
A healthy balance of autonomy in a partnership rocks! It’s also really, really, really good for the longevity of a happy relationship.
No one can count on a 100% libido match with their partner; plus, we all ebb and flow over the years. But each of us needs to consider this in the dating phase of a new relationship to examine if we’ll be a good fit for each other.
If his lack of knowledge/interest in intellectual topics cause you to lose respect for him, you don’t stand much of a chance together.
There are a million experts who will tell you what I recommend here is a terrible idea!
I’ve whipped up three courting phase best practices just for you, and for the readers…
The things we discover in books are not immutable qualities or hard-and-fast rules. This is not science. These are not unchangeable differences you are stuck with or must overcome.
No need to make a big production out of your first meet-and-greet date. Learn more…
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Audrey H. – San Francisco, California
“Why weren’t we taught this in school??? This is right on and has already transformed my relationship with my boyfriend. It feels magical and visceral. Thank you!”
Kim A. – Sedona, Arizona
“Thank you, Wendy, for your generous insight and compassionate understanding of men. I joined your workshop with my mother. We are desperately trying to break eight generations of bad relationship dynamics with the men in our family. I’m sure that we are on a different path and look forward to a bright future being happy and healthy in our relationships with all men in our lives. All my love.” Hailey B. – Seattle, Washington
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