Tag: love
How to Talk about Marriage When Dating
If there is a topic of conversation that many couples dread, it is “marriage”. It is so easy to talk about anything – food, politics, the weird-next-door neighbor, but drop words like “future”, “moving-in”, “babies”, and the fun stops. It...
Listen with Your Heart—10 Tips for Couple Communication
Couple communication is a subtle art with a lot of dos and don’ts. No one ever really explains the dynamics of maintaining effective communication between couples, but this article will give you ten tips to smooth things out with your...
Fit and in Love-14 Reasons to work out as a couple
Working out can be a very fun and beneficial activity for couples to do together. There are many great aspects of these joint exercises that will simply make your relationship bloom. These 14 reasons for joint couples' exercises, will most...
Can your soulmate be your Muse?
When was the last time you rolled into a date with a suitcase full of notes? Do you usually walk into a date with a 12 font, Arial, Single Spaced Page of all the things that make you tick. The...
Not a Math. Not Science. Love’s Art.
I've long speculated on the definition of love and its paradigm. What's the ‘subject' of this subject on love? How would you answer that? Here's my simple answer: Numbers Game It is projected that a woman is supposed to meet...
I’m Not Quite Sure How To Accept Your Love Yet
You meet him by accident — in a smoke-filled bar in the middle of town that your friend dragged you to. She is a mutual friend and introduces you two somewhere at the beginning of the night, but you are...
The Dating App We Desperately Need
Dating apps have killed romance. Yes, I said it. And yes, I’ve tried nearly every dating app out there – Tinder, Bumble, OkCupid, that breakfast food one – what’s it called… Toast? Donut? Pancake? Whatever, it doesn’t matter. Point is, they’ve...
Speaking to Elephants: Three Questions to Help You Identify ‘The One’ From All the Other Ones
Ben Franklin once said that those who choose security over liberty deserve neither. He was, granted, talking about matters of state, but his words hold true for relationships as much as they do politics. Many of us reach that stage...