Signs You're Too Possessive In Your Relationship (And How To Deal)
While feeling possessive in a relationship is not uncommon, it's also not healthy. Here are some signs that you are too possessive and what to do about it.
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Why Having A Three Month Rule For Relationships Is A Good Thing, Actually
Much like a probationary period when you start a new job, the three month rule for relationships can help you determine what's working and what's not.
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What Is Limerence, And How Is It Different From Love?
Limerence can feel a lot like love, but it's actually an unhealthy approach to a relationship. Here's what it is, and how it's different than love.
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Celebrities Who Prove You Can Be Friends With Your Exes (Or At Least Work With Them)
Ever considered being friends with your ex? It's hard, but these celebrities prove it can be done. Or at least, that you can continue working with an ex.
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How To Have An Adult No-Strings Summer Fling (You Deserve It)
Time for some casual flirting, swiping, and outdoor sex.
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Therapist's Advice For Trust When You're Dating Someone Who Has Cheated Before - Exclusive
Finding out your partner has cheated in past relationships can create trust issues, but here's how to navigate the situation so you can move forward.
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Relationship Issues That Signal It Just Isn't Going To Work
Although no relationship is perfect because people aren't perfect, some issues actually can't stand the test of time.
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Tactics To Help Smooth Over Adult Sibling Rivalry
Even though we're more emotionally intelligent and have access to therapeutic tools, sibling rivalries can continue into adulthood.
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The Benefits Of Dating Outside Your Type
If you find yourself in a constant state of disappointment in your dating life, it may be time to date someone outside of your type.
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So, What Are We Doing With The Pictures And Mementos After A Relationship Ends?
At the end of a breakup, you'll have more than just emotional baggage. Depending on how long you dated, you'll be left with a lot of stuff.
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Age Gap Friendships Are The Gift That Keeps On Giving — Here's Why
If you don't have a friend who's 15 years older than you (or 15 years younger, depending on your age), then get out there and get one.
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How To Champion Your Independence When You Get Into A New Relationship
For those who love to love, sticking to boundaries when it comes to new relationships can be challenging.
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We're Giving You Permission To Get Back With Your Ex — But Only Sometimes
Re-examine interpersonal nuances to make sure you return to your old flame in a healthy way. After all, you broke up for a reason.
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No One Wants To Go On A Guilt Trip — How To Stop Yourself If You're Leaning Into This Behavior
Guilt trips are a form of manipulation. Here's how to ditch the passive-aggressive behavior for healthy communication and still get what you want.
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How To Avoid Projecting Potential On A New Partner
Getting a new partner is always exciting, but some of that excitement has the potential to drive an unhealthy projection. Here's how to avoid it.
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Signs You're Carrying The Burden Of Emotional Labor In Your Friendship
Friendships are crucial for anyone, but carrying the burden of emotional labor can have negative effects on your health. Here are the signs.
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Signs You Aren't As Invested In Your Relationship As Your Partner Is
Wondering if your partner has interest is painful, but it's just as stressful to figure out if your feelings for your partner have changed.
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How To Bring Arguments With Your Partner Off Your Phone And Into Real Life
Addressing conflict in relationships is hard enough. Here's how to stop arguing over text messages and embrace constructive communication IRL.
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How To Confidently Dish Out A Rejection When You're Just Not Interested
No-one likes getting turned down, but if you're just not interested, these tips can help you dish out rejection quickly, cleanly, and confidently.
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The Difference Between Venting And Relationship Triangulation, Explained
Getting frustrated with your partner is normal, but what's the difference between venting and relationship triangulation, and is either behavior healthy?
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10 Signs You May Want To Press Pause On Your Love Life
Dating can be stressful at the best of times, so how do you know when it's time to press pause on your dating life?
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How To Let Your Partner Know Their Phone Behavior Bugs You
Phubbing can easily create damaging cracks in your relationship with your significant other. Here's how to address your partner's problematic phone behavior.
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How To Prevent Jealousy From Getting In The Way Of Being Happy For Your Thriving Friends
If you have thriving friends who seem to be living your dream life, jealousy may arise. Here's how to combat those feelings so you can maintain your happiness.
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Your Guide To Argument Styles And How They Can Influence Conflict In Your Relationships
Everyone has different ways of arguing, but certain argument styles can increase conflict more than others. Here's how to know what your argument style is.
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How To Prepare For The Impending Loss Of A Loved One
Anticipatory grief can be complicated, devastating, and debilitating. Here's how to cope with the impending loss of your loved one.
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Signs You're Self-Sabotaging Your Relationship (And How To Cut It Out)
Self-sabotaging your relationship can indicate deeper issues; here are the signs to look out for and what you can do to fix it.
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Compersion: What It Means And How It Ties Into Ethical Non-Monogamy
While a quick definition of compersion is sort of the opposite of jealousy, there's way more to it than that.
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