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6 Things to Do When You Start Dating While Battling Cancer
Relationships are hard. But what about starting dating when you have cancer? Our experts offer tips for making it easier.
How the Sunk Cost Fallacy Could Be Keeping You in Bad Situations
Are you still holding on to relationships or things that are aggravating or making your life more difficult? Learn why you might be doing this and how you can stop from a psychologist.
How to Be OK With Being Single
Learn how to appreciate being single even more and the right approach to dating — if you’re ready — from a licensed mental health counselor.
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Has the Pandemic Caused More Breakups?
Is the pandemic really killing relationships? Find out how couples are really doing and get some tips for keeping your relationship strong.
How to Be a Better Gift Giver Well Beyond the Holidays
Do you have a hard time picking out gifts for others? Then let the Five Love Languages be your guide. Learn how using them can help from a psychologist.
Why Hugging Is Actually Good for Your Health
During the coronavirus pandemic, hugging may seem like a thing of the past. But during this time, it may be more important than ever to connect with loved ones. And research shows it has health benefits too.
Pandemic Fights: Overcoming Conflict With Your Significant Other
Has being cooped up due to COVID-19 caused conflict in your relationship? If so, you’re not alone. A psychologist shares the best ways to resolve an argument.
How to Deal with a Control Freak
You might not be able to avoid a control freak. But it’s important to understand the behavior to learn how to best deal with them.
You Want to Eat Healthier, But Your Partner Doesn’t. How Do You Navigate That?
Things can get tricky when you’re trying to get healthy but your partner isn’t — especially if you share a home and a kitchen. Here’s how you can stay on track while keeping your relationship free of food fights.
