How to Date a Divorcee

How to Date a Divorcee

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With half of marriages ending in divorce and more, younger divorcees getting back out into the dating pool, it’s likely that you might end up in a relationship with someone who’s already been married. While that can be a turnoff for some, who may feel like they’re getting “used goods”…

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Faking It? Your Partner Knows

Faking It? Your Partner Knows

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Sorry, Meg Ryan. If you tend to get a little, uh, theatrical between the sheets like Ryan did in When Harry Met Sally, a Canadian study has proven that your partner probably knows you’re faking it if he’s attuned to your emotions outside the bedroom. Researchers studied 84 heterosexual couples…

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Should You Be More Than Friends?

Should You Be More Than Friends?

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When Harry met Sally, they hated each other. Then they became best friends, lovers and finally spouses. If you think this silver screen relationship trajectory is one that you and your friend of the opposite sex should follow in real life, then here are a few tips to determine if…

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Subtle Signs of a Manipulative Lover

Subtle Signs of a Manipulative Lover

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Loving or controlling? There’s a very thin line between the two for some couples in which one partner is manipulative. It’s fairly obvious when one partner is physically abusive in order to get what he or she wants. The use of violence is a powerful incentive for getting someone to…

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Why He Needs His Guy Time

Why He Needs His Guy Time

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You may not like them, and you may not want to hang out with them, but your man’s friends are important to him. Regardless of what you think of them, they’re here to stay, and they play an important role in your guy’s life. If you and your partner have…

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How Not to Fall for a Platonic Friend

How Not to Fall for a Platonic Friend

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It’s one of the oldest debates in history – can men and women really just be friends? According to mother of feminism Mary Wollstonecraft, the answer was an emphatic “no!” Wollstonecraft herself believed that platonic friendships were usually a stepping stone for more insidious behavior. And maybe she’s right. Even…

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Beating the Breakup Blues

Beating the Breakup Blues

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They say that breaking up is hard to do – and it is. For people, the end of a relationship can often feel like the death of a loved one. Because the experience is so painful, there is usually a period of grief and a multitude of emotions ranging from…

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What Kids Can Teach Us About Love

What Kids Can Teach Us About Love

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When you’re a parent, godparent, aunt, uncle or have a close relationship with a child, you expect to be the one dishing out life lessons and wisdom. But there are a few lessons that adults who are unlucky in love can take away from the young. That saying “it is…

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A Lesson on Forgiveness

A Lesson on Forgiveness

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“Forgive and forget” goes the old saying. But when you’ve been wronged, forgiving the person who hurt you is easier said than done. And it may even seem ludicrous to even consider allowing someone to “get away with” whatever transgression they committed against you. But when you consider the benefits…

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What Are Your Love No-Nos?

What Are Your Love No-Nos?

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You’ll do anything for love…but you won’t do that. It’s not just a song; it’s important to establish intimacy boundaries early in a relationship (preferably before you jump in the sack) in order to avoid hurt feelings, awkward situations and issues regarding consent. It’s not a bad idea to make…

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