Relationships & Sex
Articles and videos on how to skyrocket your love life with expert advice on relationships, dating, romance and sex (including sacred sex); plus how to understand the male and female mind.
Are there scientific benefits to self-pleasuring? This video answers that question in a simple, clear cut way. #selfpleasuring #selfpleasure
Purpose in and of itself is not something we ever need to find or discover, but rather simply acknowledge is ever-present and unfolding through our own creative expressions. Unfortunately, this is not something we are taught in school and many of let go of our instinct to follow our joy at a very young age. #personalpurpose
Here are some tips for having a healthy sex life within a Christian marriage.
Growth comes from not avoiding issues or so much trying not to have them, but rather knowing how to handle them when they occur. If you can be open and honest with yourself and with others, you will most likely be an effective communicator and grow quickly from your experiences.
Physical intimacy is one of the most important things in a loving relationship. Here’s what you need to work on to improve physical intimacy in your relationship.
You’ve heard the saying “happy wife, happy life,” but did you know it’s been scientifically proven to ring true? Researchers at Michigan State University followed 4,500 heterosexual couples for up to eight years to collect data. They discovered a clear association between being married to an optimistic partner and having a reduced risk of developing dementia, cognitive decline or Alzheimer’s disease into old age. #happywife
The reason people divorce is usually a long process. Here are some things you should remember to ensure that your marriage stays healthy.
Discover the 12 ways your relationship changes after marriage. Find out how all of these changes can be for the better in the life after marriage.
When you are unhappy with your marriage, chances are you may be in a loveless marriage without being aware of it. Loveless marriages are more common than you think, and there are a variety of solutions to ease the dilemma you may find yourself in. #LovelessMarriage
Insight allows us to reflect on our choices. How we chose to speak to someone, how we chose to spend the weekend, how we chose to react to someone being rude to us…it’s not a matter of micro-managing yourself, but rather simply being willing to sit down with yourself and be honest.
We need both chemistry and emotional support for healthy relationships
Farhana Dhalla: A love letter should be unabashed in its adoration, syrupy sweet & void of any ‘objective’ look. That’s why I’m sharing the Love Letter I wrote for myself.
Happy Valentine’s Day! On this wonderful little video, Dr. Bruce Lipton talks about the biology of love and how you can make every day Valentine’s Day.
Playfulness, some researchers speculate, could serve as a signal to potential mates. Men who engage in friendly, reciprocal play with others might be demonstrating their lack of aggression—an appealing trait when violent males are a threat to their wives and children—and women who have the energy for play might be demonstrating their youthfulness, a proxy for their reproductive abilities. #relationships #relationshiptips
On Valentine’s Day, everywhere you look there are red hearts, red roses, gifts for the one you love, all the symbols of romantic love. The emphasis is on giving love tokens to your loved one, but the question is “Are you open to receiving love?”. The ability to give and receive love is dependent on your level of self-love, so a truly loving relationship requires that each partner develops self-love.
