Being part of the times when relationships, emotions, and connections are all riven by social media presence. It’s becoming harder to come out of the surreal world and enjoy your relationships in the real world. Where most of the time one of the partners spends in front of the screen,
We all go through ups and downs in our relationships. At times, we are over the moon, while at other times, we feel a bit off, blaming our own hearts for the emotional turmoil that we are suffering from. But as Dr. René Vázquez del Valle highlights in Head, Heart,
Human connections are complex and challenging, with no straight lines or paths to follow. Conflicts are essential to all human relationships, whether you are looking to explore a partnership in marriage, with friends or even with your work associates. One thing that most people will find common is conflict. The
Let’s be honest. Sometimes, the idea of “talking it out” with your spouse feels overwhelming. You may have tried long conversations, late-night arguments, or even counseling sessions that left you both feeling more distant than before. But here’s the thing: improving your marriage doesn’t always require pouring your heart out
No matter how long you’ve been together, every couple faces times when love feels distant, or life simply gets in the way. Sometimes, you just need fresh insights and new ways of understanding each other. That is where a good relationship book can become a lifeline. The right one does
Sometimes, relationships feel more complicated than they should be. You might love your partner deeply, yet find yourselves drifting apart. Or you may feel emotionally close but disconnected physically, or perhaps you respect each other’s minds but can’t seem to navigate feelings without conflict. This is exactly why Head, Heart,
