Are we entitled to our private sexual thoughts, strolls down memory lane, histories and fantasies when we’re coupled? Or is that cheating? Do we shred the sex tape or keep that memento? Read more…
Standing by your boyfriend while trying to win over his adult children is tricky anytime, but when your boyfriend is a widower, there’s more to consider…
“Be selfish — screw everyone else!” is not the advice here. Taking care of you is one of the most generous things you could do all year.
It’s difficult to keep the faith that love will happen for you—especially when you keep meeting Mr. Not Quite My Man over and over again.
Sometimes when we don’t get the second date, it’s because of the cotton candy phenomenon: all fluff and no substance. Uncover the missing ingredient to sprinkle in every date every time to keep them coming back.
Compatibility goes far beyond things like he’s cute, fun, and good in bed (although those things are not to be dismissed).
The needs of minor children take first priority. Over everything. Full stop. The end. Not even willing to entertain a tiny little “but what if?” And then there’s dating…
Is it realistic to ask for someone with equal net worth or education when both of yours are exceedingly high? Sure. But let’s look at what’s actually important to consider…
It’s not too much to ask of dates, to be able to string a couple of well-crafted sentences together and bring a little curiosity to the conversation.
“Where is this going?” plagues singles everywhere. But asking this of someone new is like working on a 1,000-piece puzzle together, with only seven blue sky edge pieces in place then asking, “Why isn’t this done yet?”
When it comes to anxiety, depression, or other mental health issues, you just can’t evaluate a relative stranger for signs and symptoms and then know whether they’re in good enough working order. Here’s what to do…
You’ve heard compromise is a part of a relationship. But what is worth compromising and when should you pass? Read on to learn more…
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Audrey H. – San Francisco, California
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“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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