Whether you’re looking for practical advice on navigating tough conversations, insights on rebuilding trust after a setback, or tips for recognizing red flags in your relationship—this blog is your go-to resource. Here, you'll find relatable, no-nonsense content that speaks to your experiences and helps you on your journey to healing and connection.
Creating A Life You Love Single Women
Having a defense mechanism is like wearing a suit of armor. It is heavy, it is clunky and it is stuck to you. It’s a lot to drag around each and every day, but it makes you feel safe and protected. It keeps your vulnerabilities hidden. [bctt tweet=”Having a defense mechanism is like wearing a suit of armor. It is
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Teenagers can be mysterious and unpredictable. Some families may feel as though they walk on eggshells when their moody teen is around. For others, it may be pleasant with the occasional chance of eye rolls and sass. With hormones raging, identities developing and emotions high, parents really never know what they are going to get with a teen. As much
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Getting the Relationship You Want Relationship Advice
Things were going well. No, they were going great. Magical, even. You and your partner were happy — really happy. There was no tension, no jealousy and only small arguments that ended quickly and usually with laughter. Life and love just seemed smooth, calm and easy. Your happily ever after had begun. But now it has come to an abrupt
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Creating A Life You Love Getting the Relationship You Want Quote of the Week
Marilyn Monroe once said, “I’m selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can’t handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don’t deserve me at my best.” This quote is a powerful reminder that real love isn’t about perfection—it’s about embracing someone
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Creating A Life You Love Quote of the Week
Life is messy, my friends. It’s unpredictable, complicated, and far from perfect—and that’s exactly what makes it so real. We all carry stories that don’t follow a neat timeline. We stumble through heartbreak, wrestle with decisions we can’t take back, and sometimes feel like we’re holding it all together with nothing but hope and grace. Life is Messy But here’s
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Creating A Life You Love How to Move On The Art of Letting Go
You’ve heard it before: The truth will set you free. In life, dishonesty is not just about the little white lies we tell to our friends (“No, really, you look great in that dress!”) or co-workers (“I’m definitely not looking for a new job. I love it here.”). Dishonesty is also the little white lies that we tell ourselves. It’s
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Creating A Life You Love The Art of Letting Go
We all have regrets: I should have quit my job years ago… I would be so much more successful if my parents were supportive of me… I could be happily married by now if I’d broken up with him years ago. Do any of those sound familiar? During the process of letting go, you have been thinking about who you
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Creating A Life You Love The Art of Letting Go
Have you thought a little bit about your life? What you want, what you need? Who you wish to be? If you are just joining us, you probably haven’t given those questions much thought. This is part two of my five-part series on The Art of Letting Go. If you have not done so, visit my piece on reflection, and
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Creating A Life You Love The Art of Letting Go
Maybe it’s work. You loathe the idea of walking into the office each morning, you can’t stand your boss and the job is beyond boring. Or maybe it is your partner. You are constantly worried about saying the wrong thing or you have just grown so tired of being criticized. The emotional intimacy is disappearing and the physical intimacy is
Read MoreAdvice for Heartbroken Women Getting the Relationship You Want Overcoming A Broken Relationship
Yes, you read that correctly: If your partner strays, all hope is not lost. There is a silver lining to infidelity. You may find that difficult to believe. Many people tend to see infidelity as a relationship’s death sentence… or at least, the beginning of the end. I assure you, cheating does not have to ruin a relationship. But to
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