Marriage Motivation

Every relationship requires effort but a long-distance relationship requires extra effort Aditya is a writer while the mere thought of reading repels Jasmine. They have absolutely nothing in common. Not even the cities they live in. Yet nothing can stop them from falling head over heels for each...

Andrea McLean, No. 1 Sunday Times bestselling author and award-winning TV broadcaster, opens up about her journey from trauma, toxic relationships and divorce towards empowerment, happiness and healing.Do you ever feel like you're just existing, not truly living? Do you often dwell on how unfair...

Help your relationships and your body with this definitive guide on sleep for couples—with proven strategies to improve both sleep and relationship health—by a clinical psychologist named as one of the top experts on the science of sleep. Dr. Wendy Troxel is a clinical psychologist and...

Thousands of readers have found an exciting new vision for the second half of life in the bestselling book, Halftime. Bob Buford showed us that we aren't experiencing a midlife crisis that's winding us down to our retirement years, but a break in the game that can prepare us for the most...

Too often we are guarded, afraid to share the unvarnished truth about our journeys - only to find that the glossing over hinders us from authentic connection and consequently joy. Holm bravely lets the listener in on the path she has taken, while trying to gain the courage to become who she is meant to be, including all of the surprising, confusing and awkward moments she encountered along the way.

In the shadow of domestic violence, Matt and Sarah's harrowing journey unfolds. Matt's violence and Sarah's desperate pleas cast a bleak pall over their relationship. What if, yet, amidst the darkness, their story is a testament to human resilience and the grace of God through Christ Jesus? What if early disagreements and Matt's unpredictable anger plague their past, but Sarah's prayer for deliverance sparks a courageous quest for healing?

Niekiedy w związku partnerskim bądź w relacji rodzinnej, możemy usłyszeć podobne słowa, jak: „Jeśli zrobisz tak jak chcę to pokocham Cię” lub „to może Cię będę kochać nadal” lub „Jeśli zachowasz się kulturalnie podczas czasu separacji i rozwodu, to może zostaniemy nadal przyjaciółmi”, albo „Udowodnij mi, że mnie kochasz”. W takiej relacji wciąż jedna osoba ma ciągłe żądania, roszczenia a druga stara się spełniać jej zachcianki, kaprysy i fanaberie. Dlaczego? Bo drugiej jej bardziej zależy na ich związku niż tej niedojrzałej – manipulującej roszczeniami?