Article Excerpt: \”Think about your group of best gals. A few are married, one or two have babies, some are engaged, a handful are single, and some are off jet-setting about the world, in no hurry to settle down anytime soon. And how about your partner\’s gang? The same is probably true for them. So […]
EXCERPT: Sometimes you just gotta cry. And that\’s perfectly OK. But other times, an outpouring of emotion is something worth evaluating. If you think that may be the case, start journaling your post-cry thoughts. As Thomas says, doing so will help you \”know what you need to further work on by yourself or with a psychologist.\” You
Excerpt: \”During the first year of marriage, some major decisions often are being made such as if finances should be combined or not; who should pay for what; who does which household chore; and how to give each other adequate space for \’me\’ time, friends and family time, and couple time so that no one feels
Excerpt: \”OK, so this is a big one. Unlike where to live, or where to go on vacation, creating a human isn\’t something that can be met with compromise. That\’s why, as Los Angeles-based psychologist Yvonne Thomas tells me, disagreeing on whether or not to have a baby can be a huge deal breaker.\” The article \”11 Disagreements That Might Be
Excerpt: \”[Mild jealousy] can indicate that the partners are still in love with each other enough to care and feel threatened by the idea of [their] partner being attracted to someone else or that someone else is attracted to [their] partner,\” Yvonne Thomas, licensed psychologist, tells Bustle. \”This mild jealousy \’mistake\’ can actually breathe some life
