Your money, my money- whose money is it anyway? Managing money can be challenging for some- even more challenging for couples. Although income gaps, unequal financial responsibilities, imbalanced spending habits are common, couples shouldn’t let

We all know that relationships can be difficult.  It becomes even more challenging when you are involved in one that is unhealthy.  Here are 10 RED FLAGS that you may need to reevaluate your relationship

Marriage requires commitment- we all know that.  When times are good, it’s easy to commitment. No worries, high intimacy, great communication.   But what about the times when commitment is hard?  When you’ve fallen out of

Over time, couples may find themselves growing apart. They become unhappy, but they’re not quite sure when it began.  The ebb and flow is sometimes hard to navigate.  That’s why it’s important to always pay

Everyone wants respect from their spouse.  However, it’s not always given.  They say respect is earned.  But in relationships, we don’t always know how.   I mean, you’re married which means you should naturally respect

Is it healthy to have “individuality” in your marriage?  Can you maintain a sense of identity while “becoming one” with your spouse? Although many may disagree, I would say YES!  Having independence and autonomy is

According to the National Marriage Project or the University of Virginia, “wives who report being very happy with their marriages- who are less prone to divorce- aren’t just lucky.” They take action to make their

So, what does it take to make marriage last? Let’s look at the research: Feeling special. According to the Early Years of Marriage Project funded by the National Institutes of Health, three-fourths of happy couples

CRITICISM 1) It is not your responsibility to “fix” or “save” your partner by telling them what they should change about themselves 2) Seek to praise, NOT to criticize 3) Learn to appreciate the little

1) TRUST You have to trust in a marriage. And when I say this, I mean having assurance and confidence in one’s intentions. Trust in your partner is believing that they want the best for