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Amy discusses getting over past relationship mistakes. How do you get out of negative cycles?
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It’s pretty much a given that we will all run into drama at some point in our lives. Although we likely don’t seek it out, drama eventually finds us. This is painfully true when it comes to relationships. That just leads us to the following questions: Why do some people always find themselves in ‘dramatic’ relationships? Why do minor issues turn into life-or-death struggles for some of us?
What can we do to handle adversity better and not turn every molehill into a mountain?
The Relationship Help Doctor Dr. Rhoberta Shaler discusses techniques to get to the root of the problem and put things in a less urgent perspective. There’s no question that even in the healthiest relationship there will be adversity. That’s what makes being able to spot the signs of an impending fight so important. In the video above, she offers advice for high conflict couples but it can easily be applied to lower tension situations. You can even take it a step further by checking out her new book Kaizen for Couples: Smart Steps To Save, Sustain and Strengthen Your Relationship, which offers expert tips on ways you can save your relationship and stop drama in its tracks!
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Work. Relationship involve a lot of it. But what does it take to make the relationship work for you? Science may have substantially more answers than you might thing. Helen Fisher and our panel of experts explain the science behind relationships and marriages that last.
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Men’s relationship advice and tips to keep the passion alive in your relationship. Check out another great video from Meet Your Sweet’s library of videos designed to help men achieve dating success.
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Even though it hurts to admit it, the reality is that not all relationships have a happy ending. You want to start over but can’t find the strength to let go. After being with your partner for so long, just the thought of moving on leaves a bitter taste in your mouth and a clenching feeling in your stomach. Scarred, your breakup forces you to question everything about your love life.
Where did things go wrong? Why wasn’t your bond strong enough to endure?
Here’s the thing. Letting yourself get hung up on a relationship that wasn’t great from the start will get you nowhere. It’s not going to bring him back—and if it was rocky in the first place, you shouldn’t want it to.
After being in a series of bad relationships, how can you learn to trust love again?
Put your breakup into perspective. Sometimes, we tend to ignore the mental and emotional anguish we felt during the coarse of our relationships for the sake of reminiscing on the good times (however few they were) we shared with our partner. Be honest with yourself: Is rehashing really doing you any favors?
That’s why a reality check is definitely in order. Don’t gloss over the times where his distant behavior—in the bedroom and in general—left you feeling self-conscious and unloved.
Luckily for you, although trying to get to that place of acceptance and figure out what comes next can feel super tricky, it IS possible.
In fact, author John Gray, YourTango’s Senior VP Melanie Gorman, Divorce and Breakup Coach Lindsey Ellison, International Dating and Love Life Coach Suzanne Mueller-Heinz and Emotional Intelligence Renee Jain stress that even though it may not feel like it at first, you can break out of that vicious cycle.
If you want to stop going from one bad relationship to another, start asking yourself some serious questions:
Is there an underlying truth as to why you keep going after the same type of guys?
Did you play a part in the decline of your relationship?
How can I finally move on and avoid making the same mistakes?
There’s no doubt that their spot on advice will help you come to terms with everything and actively make changes in your love life. At the end of the day, some relationships are learning lessons.
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Will your relationship stand the test of time? Shela Dean discusses what the warning signs are, and how you know whether or not your relationship will last.
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http://www.MakingUpofBreakUp.com
If you want a healthy relationship with your significant other, you have to earn and deserve it.
It is that simple, actually nothing comes without work. And healthy relationships are not an exception.
Although some people seem to have all the privileges of a healthy relationship without doing anything special, they have to work on their relationship to make it work.
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Jealousy can be avoided through responsibility and not flirting with members of the opposite sex. Avoid jealousy in a relationship by staying away from situations that cause jealousy with tips from the author of several dating books in this free video on relationship advice.
Expert: Dr. Paul Vehorn
Contact: www.AskDoctorPaul.com
Bio: Dr. Paul Vehorn has been a nationwide talk show host on Sun Radio Network and IRN.com, and he has a Ph.D. in behavioral psychology.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
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A relationship begins to develop into something serious when both partners start waking up next to each other and are constantly thinking about one another. Learn more about serious relationships with tips from an author of a book on dating in this free video on interpersonal relationships.
Expert: Dr. Paul Vehorn
Contact: www.AskDoctorPaul.com
Bio: Dr. Paul Vehorn has been a nationwide talk show host on Sun Radio Network and IRN.com, and he has a Ph.D. in behavioral psychology.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz