Dear Reader, Thank you for reaching out to ask this crucial and relatable question about feeling like a roommate in your marriage. You are not alone if you feel more like a roommate in your marriage than an intimate partner. You and your spouse are busy, and so are your kids, pets, friends, and extended …
Just like Serena Williams. Why is it that you always feel like you’re the only one working on your relationship? You don’t want a mediocre relationship; you want a stellar one. You want to live a long, happy life together. One where you support, challenge, and cherish each other, have great sex, and lots of …
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Whether you and your partner are madly in love and want to know what to do to keep it that way, or you are on the verge of divorce and want to put in one last effort to save the relationship, there are things you can do on your own to feel more connected, communicate more clearly and have more fun together.
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