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Friendships are rarely simple, and the ones that have lasted years are the least simple of all. There’s shared history, genuine affection, and often…
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Most people who struggle with people-pleasing don’t think of themselves as people-pleasers. They think of themselves as considerate, or easy to get along with.…
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Relationships bring out the best and worst in us. Marriage books, conversations with mentors, and even educational classes may not fully prepare someone for…
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A young couple sits across from each other after their first real argument. It wasn’t about anything dramatic. A spending decision, a scheduling conflict,…
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Roughly one in four pregnancies ends in loss. That statistic is staggering, and yet most women who experience miscarriage say they felt completely alone…
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Psychologists have a term for what happens when a central life role suddenly shrinks: role loss grief. It describes the disorientation that follows when…
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Marriage researchers discovered something that might change how you think about your last argument. The difference between couples who thrive and those who slowly…
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Someone asks how you are doing, and you feel the real answer rise in your chest before the polished one leaves your mouth. You…
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You’re sitting at your in-laws’ table, and your spouse is laughing at a family joke you don’t understand. For a moment, you see them…
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Dating can carry a great deal of pressure. You’re trying to get an accurate sense of who the other person is, while also trying…
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The Role of Premarital Counseling When you’re dating, it’s easy to imagine that the person you eventually choose to marry will naturally understand you,…
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Everyone has a way they naturally connect with people, how comfortable they feel being close, how they handle conflict, and how they respond to…
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