“It takes half as long as the relationship lasted, to get over it after the breakup.” In other words, if you were together four years, it’ll take you two years to fully recover. People don’t like to hear this, but Claudia Six, Ph.D., clinical sexologist and relationship coach, says it’s true. “You may lick your Read More
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Living Together Before Marriage: Expectations vs. Reality
Wedding Wire talks to Dr. Six about couples’ expectations about living together and what the reality is actually like. Read More
What to Do If You and Your Partner Disagree Over Wedding Planning
Disagreements and arguments are normal—even healthy—aspects of any relationship. That’s especially true when you’re dealing with something as stressful as planning a wedding. Dr. Six provides suggestions in this article in Martha Stewart Weddings. Read More
Things Every Couple Argues About—and How to Avoid Them
-Infidelity: In my office I tell people that “there’s no bad guy in cheating”. It’s a hard sell, I know. But by that I mean that both members of the couple contribute to the relationship dynamic that led to one of them having an affair. The one who has been cheated on is not to Read More
Tips for Making Your First Wedding Anniversary Memorable
Dance your first dance together. You know, that special one you probably practiced hundreds of times before the big day—crank up the music and hit that dance floor all over again (even if, this time, it’s in your 400-square-foot apartment). “Better yet, have it on your iPhone and surprise your spouse by playing it when Read More
How to Survive Meeting the In-Laws for the First Time
Look for an opportunity to engage them one on one If you’re over their home for a meal, offering to clean up and help with the dishes is a great way to score some alone time your partner’s parents. “This helps them get a better sense of you, and you of them,” Dr. Six points Read More