11 Subtle Signs You’ve Given Up Trying In Your Relationship
Researchers say that the average relationship hits the ‘comfort zone’ phase after 11 months and 24 days.
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Researchers say that the average relationship hits the ‘comfort zone’ phase after 11 months and 24 days.
You might be surprised to learn the answer…
Can’t calm down, won’t calm down.
How well do you really know each other?
If he’s a Libra, you’ve probably struck gold. If he’s a Virgo though, watch out.
I’m doing the best I can. Really.
Why does it feel so empty?
Don’t wait until things are falling apart.
Is your love written in the stars?
Try these before you pop another Xanax.
This is your brain on love. And it’s kind of scary.
Loneliness can be your friend.
‘My wife decided three years ago sex is too ‘icky.’ No discussion, no easing into it. Just “Nope, not anymore.”
When I look in the mirror I don’t see my kids’ mom anymore. I see me.
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Over the years, I’ve gotten good at asking for help. But it’s still not easy.
Having too much stuff can actually be hazardous to your health.
It’s not too late to recapture those butterflies.
A loving, stable relationship can be the best anti-anxiety drug out there.
Spoiler alert: it’s mostly about not being an asshole.
After all, no-one else has a clue what they’re doing, either.
Let’s not kid ourselves. It doesn’t take that long to reply to a text.
“I think it feels like how your head feels when you’re sick. But your nose is a vagina.”
There’s a good reason fighting wears you out.
Save your advice for yourself. Please.