Your Guide To Maintaining A Relationship After You Move Out Of Your Shared Space
Moving out of a shared space can be seen as taboo, but there's something to be said about allowing for distance to reconcile a relationship.
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Labiaplasty Is Becoming More Common - What Is It And What Are The Risks?
Labiaplasty is procedure that involves reducing the skin surrounding the vagina. While it's become more common, it's not something people should take lightly.
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How To Level With Your Partner Who Makes Big Decisions Without You
Is your partner making big decisions without you? Here's how to level with a significant other to establish healthy boundaries in the relationship.
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Psst: It's Okay To Not Love Your Partner's Hobbies (You've Suffered Through Enough Pickleball)
Shared interests are good for a relationship, but it doesn't mean you need to love all of your partner's hobbies. Here's how to navigate doing your own thing.
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What's Your Sex Initiation Style? Knowing The Answer Could Deepen Your Relationship
If you're unsure what your sex initiation style is, here are some ways to figure it out, as well as identifying your partner's.
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What Is Retroactive Jealousy? (Hint: It Ruins Trust)
Retroactive jealousy is a common issue that can ruin the trust in a relationship; here's how to spot it and ways to cope with the negative impulses.
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3 Things To Consider Before Inviting The Person You're Seeing Over For The First Time
How do you know it's the right time to let someone into your home? Trusting your gut is just part of it.
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How A Couple's Massage Can Help Strengthen Your Relationship
A couple's massage is not only a good way to relax with your partner, but it can also strengthen your relationship.
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How To Approach Your Partner About Sex Therapy (& What It Can And Can't Do For You)
Sex therapy helps partners understand each other and themselves in the relationship. It's just a matter of getting both parties on board.
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Subtle Signs You Might Be A Bad Friend
One of the best ways to foster healthy friendships is by being a good friend. Here are subtle signs you're being a bad one and what you should do instead.
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Faking An Orgasm May Not Be As Bad For Your Relationship As We Thought
We've all faked it, and probably felt guilty afterwards - but it turns out, faking an orgasm isn't necessarily bad for your relationship.
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Things You May Want To Leave Out Of Your Dating App Profile
A strong dating app profile could be the difference between finding the love of your life or coming up empty. Here's what to leave out.
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Moon Mapping Might Be The Secret Sauce For Improving Your Relationships
Aligning your deepest relationship goals with the formidable energy of the lunar phases can imbue them with more power and help you achieve romantic success
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We Spoke To 7 People Who Found Healing Through Mothering Themselves
We reached out to readers to share their own experiences of learning to heal themselves following the loss of their own mothers.
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How To Support A Friend Going Through Divorce Beyond Picking Up The Phone
Getting a divorce can be one of the most difficult experiences of one's life; as a friend, you can offer real, tangible support during a breakup.
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Your 2023 Dating Trends Cheatsheet (Because Who Has Time For Goblin Mode?)
With ghosting being used to explain someone you were dating who just up and disappeared, every dating trend that has followed got a label.
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How To Find Balance In A Relationship When Your Partner Is Big On Physical Touch And You're Just Not
When you and your partner have different attachment styles, it can definitely show up in various ways such as touch frequency.
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25 Engagement Ring Tattoo Ideas For When You Don't Want To Go Traditional
If you're not on board with the idea of a diamond ring, why not celebrate your engagement with matching tattoos? Here are 25 nontraditional ideas.
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Neuropsychologist Shares How To Broach The Topic Of Mental Health With Your Parents And Break Down Their Walls - Exclusive
Talking about mental health can be challenging, especially that of parents. Dr. Sanam Hafeez gave Women.com exclusive tips for starting the conversation.
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How To Be Present During Sex (Yes, It's Totally Normal To Get Distracted)
From work, social engagements, family obligations, and everything in between, it's hard to turn our brains off, especially during sex.
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Relationship Expert Shares Signs You're Compromising Too Much On Dating Apps
Figuring out how to craft your dating profile is just as important as having a good grasp of your baseline standards for digital dating.
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How To Tell Your Friend Being In Their Wedding Is Too Expensive
It's not cool to put a price on friendship, but it's hard being roped into spending thousands of dollars for someone else's special day.
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Scheduling Sex Is Completely Normal (It's Also The Perfect Gateway To Getting More Of It)
It may not sound very sexy, but scheduling sex can be a great way to make sure you and your partner are both making time for intimacy.
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Psychologist's Advice For Dating When You're Dealing With Mental Health Struggles - Exclusive
It's always good to work on yourself, but dealing with mental health challenges doesn't mean you have to avoid dating. Here are some expert tips to help.
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5 Ways Conflict Avoidance Can Impact Your Relationships (Spoiler: It's Not Great)
Although avoiding conflict might feel good in the moment, not dealing with your problems can be detrimental to your relationship - and your mental health.
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How To Choose The Right Lube For Your Sex Life
Everyone is entitled to a bit of consensual, penetrative pleasure, but personal lubricant is the trusty tool you might have been neglecting.
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3 Signs It's Time To Talk To Your Doctor About Going Off Birth Control
There are many birth control options out there, but before deciding to stop or change your method, it's always a good idea to talk to your doctor first.
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