6 Daily Habits That All Super-Happy Couples Have In Common Edited By: Stephanie Dawson • Share pleasure Romantic couples with high commitment levels aim for mutual pleasure, not only sexual. There is a conscious effort to avoid hurting each other. In order to constantly give pleasure think about things said and done, if they are […]
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Best and Worst Things about Single Parenting By PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson Best: 1. Not answerable One of the best things is that a single parent does not have to answer to another adult about what they and kids do. They can go wherever they want and do whatever they want to without giving
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Some Myths about Romantic Love By: Andres Carvajal Edited By: Stephanie Dawson There are movies, webpages, clichés, and children’s stories that reproduce myths about romantic love, where idealization plays a major role in the way a child lives and experiences love. We are going to identify some of these myths so we can be aware
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Hints and Recommendations for Online Dating By: Andres Carvajal Edited By: Stephanie Dawson Online dating has become a favorite option for people to date and meet a potential romantic partner, friends, or just socializing from home. There are thousands of online dating sites, some of them are free and some of them you need to
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How to Identify A Toxic Relationship Dealing With Toxic Relationships The first thing that comes to mind with toxic relationships is one ruled by feelings of discomfort, aggression, manipulation, or guiltiness. A sarcastic, ironic, or passive-aggressive tone is very characteristic of these relationships. A toxic relationship can be any kind of relationship: friendship, romantic, or
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Some Dating Deal-Breakers There are some attitudes that are predictors or deal-breakers for realizing if you are in a healthy or toxic relationship. Identifying the clues can save you precious time without people that don’t deserve energy or space in your life. Some think that the first months of dating with are like a assessment
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How Not to Marry the Wrong Person Edited By: Stephanie Dawson • Focus more on character than chemistry Love is a temporary psychosis. Never marry someone because you are in love. Identify specific character traits you want in a spouse and know how to clearly assess each one. Be especially careful to check out the
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How to Forgive Yourself Edited By: Stephanie Dawson 1. Practice self-acceptance Don’t feel bad about who you are. Forgiving means to target specific things you feel bad about, not the person you are. Self-acceptance is a technique that allows you to acknowledge your faults as well as the fact that you are a good person.
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7 Signs You Need To Leave Your Relationship [Last Updated on May 16th 2014] Sometimes in a romantic relationship one partner might feel it’s time to move on. Sometimes this is inevitable and there is a risk that the other person doesn’t know it. Its common when a couple realize there is a physical distance,
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15 Happiest States in America By PositiveMed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson • Hawaii Hawaii is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in the world. The beautiful beaches, mesmerizing oceans, wonderful weather, and amazing scenery make it one of the most liveable states in the world. For all these reasons Hawaii is the happiest state
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Profile of a Serial Cheater – Infidelity First Aid Kit To cheat or betray someone will trigger different responses in people, feelings of frustration or guilt are common. What personality traits or feelings are experienced in someone who is a serial cheater, or someone that had a slip? According to studies, men and women cheat
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Today I received an e-mail from Anita, 42-year-old journalist. “I got divorced two years ago — a surprise for my 40th birthday. And unfortunately, another surprise, when I found out that my husband traded me for a top model. At first, he was hiding it from me, but after we finally got divorced, it turned out that
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10 Reasons to Smile More Edited By: Stephanie Dawson • It boosts your immune system Smiling enhances the immune system of our bodies which makes us more resistant to disease. Various studies have found that smiling lowers heart rate, steadies breathing, and helps us relax. This creates a chemical change which strengthens the immune system.
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Be a Better Parent By: Andres Carvajal Edited By: Stephanie Dawson There is no school to attend and learn to be a good parent. Being a parent is one of the most rewarding and difficult roles in life. If you dreamed of becoming a parent, or if it’s a surprise, we will show you how
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Five Ways to Live a Longer and Healthier Life By Lauren Hill Guest Writer According to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 600,000 Americans die every year of heart disease, and heart disease accounts for about one out of every four deaths. Living a longer and healthier life is not as difficult as
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Pathological or Morbid Jealousy By: Andres Carvajal Edited By: Stephanie Dawson Jealousy is common issue in many romantic relationships. Often there are rules in relationships, unwritten fidelity and loyalty guidelines that allow the couple limits. Love and jealousy are closely related. Most of the time, the person in love remains in a state of awareness
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Love Yourself! By: Dr. Michael L. Johnson Let’s reflect on some of the major emotional issues that many chronic health patients face – Fear, Guilt, Depression, and perhaps, some Shame. While I am not a psychiatrist or psychologist, between all of my years on this planet and the fact that I work with a lot of
10 Benefits of Having a Pet By Positivemed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson • Decreased Stress Pet owners suffer less from depression than those without pets. As stated by a study from State University of New York, when conducting a stressful task people experienced less stress when their pets were with them than when a spouse,
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