Relationships

There are a variety of us who feel as if there is absolutely no one else in the world to truly make us feel like we belong somewhere. We do everything in our power to try to avoid loneliness but sometimes there is no escape and all we can do …

It’s better to be alone. Nobody can hurt you.

Heartbreaks can be painful and devastating. The pain of ending a relationship with someone who at one stage was the most precious to you, and suddenly not having them around, can be overwhelming. Yoga allows us to use these moments as an opportunity to heal and learn, to know something …

There are people you meet and then, there will be men you meet that you will fancy reasonably or unreasonably. Be at whatever age, you instantly just categorize men on the basis of what they are are doing with their lives, but apart from superheroes, there is a definitive classification …

You’ve roamed, hunted, searched everywhere, but ‘the one’ is nowhere to be seen. From parties to treks, and from swiping left and right, you’ve been everywhere in the hopes of finding ‘the one’, but to no avail. The ones you set your eyes on are either committed or not interested. …

By your late 20s, you’ll have at least one friend of the gender(s) you’re attracted to that’s married. Because of the way we’ve been socially conditioned, we consider adult one-on-one time to be something that’s reserved for people who are interested in each other in an intimate way. But what …

The Flooding Smile “Don’t flash an immediate smile when you greet someone,” says Lowndes. If you do, it appears as if anyone in your line of sight would receive that same smile. Instead, pause and look at the other person’s face for a second, and then let a “big, warm, …

Your tongue (tone) can make or break any relationship. Meaningful relationships are priceless pearls in our lives. It takes years, hard labor, tolerance and patience to build any relationship. But one harsh word or wrong choice of words or wrong tone can break what you have taken years to build …

According To Psychiatrists, Couples Who Argue Actually Love Each Other More You may be thinking to yourself how can arguing possibly be an essential element to a successful relationship? Well, according to psychiatrist, Dr. Gail Saltz, describes that arguing can be a very rewarding experience between two people as they …

Life is hard as it is just by existing in general and the fact that some of us feel the need to uphold highly unrealistic expectations on each other is ludicrous. Some of us feel that perfection actually does exist out there somewhere in the world, however, we are just …