With the holidays upon us, many couples will be planning the often complicated and stressful production of visiting the parents and siblings—not to mention aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, and neighbors.
Navigating home ownership before or after the wedding Given the fact that marriage equality is the law of the land, some lesbian and gay couples are entering the exciting and
One of the major sources of conflict in many relationships is that often-avoided elephant in the room…CLUTTER! As with most taboo issues, clutter can sneak into your life very quietly.
It’s certainly true that the healthiest love relationships are the ones in which both partners, on an individual level, value themselves and feel secure. One barometer you can use to
Tips for dealing with jealousy in your relationship Even though we would like to deny it, jealousy, the fear of losing our partner’s affection or the threat of damaging the
Whether you are single or coupled in the D.C. metro area, you will potentially be in the position of making a major decision: Do I (or we) rent or purchase
Imagine This: You and your partner are really excited about your upcoming summer vacation. You’re especially happy since she took care of most of the details. You get off the
Even though our four-legged furballs are often at the center of our homes, hearts, Facebook posts, and beds, they can also be a source of conflict and stress in our
As you bask in the romantic glow and passionate heat of your new relationship, you often fail to pay attention to warning signs at these early stages. After all, the
Making sex a priority in the age of distractions One of the most frequent complaints of couples is not having enough time or energy for sexual intimacy. Isn’t it interesting