Step 1: Express your emotions Expressing your emotions is your first step to recovery. The grieving process can go through its ups and downs, and you could experience sadness one moment and anger the next. Some people might even experience relief. Acknowledge whatever you’re feeling A breakup can bring about numerous feelings and stages of emotion, including:
Tip 1: Spend quality time face to face You fall in love looking at and listening to each other. If you continue to look and listen in the same attentive ways, you can sustain the falling in love experience over the long term. You probably have fond memories of when you were first dating your
What is a Godly Relationship? A godly relationship is one in which God is in control. Your finances, spiritual life, sexual and physical health are submitted to God. Financial: What do you spend money on? God blesses us so we can share with others, including the widows and the orphans (James 1:27). What we choose to
The home of every married couple needs a king and a queen. You are the royalty that resides within your home; a home with one King, one Queen, and possibly some little princes and princesses. Your home is your place of sanctuary. It is your castle. Now, every king should take good care of his
1. Praise His Good Qualities Giving honest compliments is one of the best ways to treat your husband like a king. It’s no secret that men love hearing how good they look, how smart they are, or how much you enjoy his company. If he is working long hours at work, compliment him on how
When you’re wrapped up in the excitement of new love, it’s hard to tell if the bond you share with your partner is the real deal or just seems that way because you’re still in the honeymoon phase. So how can you discern early on if this relationship actually has staying power or not? We asked therapists
Anxiety is one of the most easily diagnosed mental illnesses and very easily treated. But only about 36.9% of people who struggle with the disorder seek out treatment Talking about your anxiety is difficult. Talking about it with your partner can be even harder. If you find yourself constantly saying, “My husband doesn’t understand my anxiety,” you’re not
1. Start your relationship with purpose First of all, research suggests that there may be some truth to the phrase “start as you mean to go on” when it comes to relationships. Recent studies suggest that, in many cases, people who are dating end up “falling” into a committed relationship out of a sense of
Don’t just think of your own benefit. Consciously or unconsciously, we often mainly think about what is good for ourselves. Try to put yourself in the other person’s shoes and discover what he or she likes. Also ask your partner about this and try not to put your own wishes and ideas first. Respect the other. Take
Red flags are cautionary symbols that suggest manipulative or destructive behavior. They are not often detectable at first — which is part of what makes them so hazardous. Nevertheless, they frequently enlarge and worsen over time. In discussions about toxic or abusive relationships, red flags are frequently mentioned. Toxicity can manifest itself in any close