Relationships, where two people belong to different races and cultures, still face racism by many. As a result, they are many times discriminated against by family, friends, and society. Even though the numbers of interracial marriages are gradually rising, there are still negative attitudes regarding them. It is easy to feel comfortable talking about fun and light things, as well, …
Tips for Pregnant or New Moms During COVID-19
Being pregnant and having a newborn are both very significant times for a woman’s life. COVID-19 has thrown many wrenches to these experiences that have impacted moms and soon-to-be moms in many ways. In this article, we interviewed several professionals in the community that works with moms in different ways to get advice on how to manage the most common …
Overcoming the New Normal with Your Partner
Conflict in couples may rise due to social isolation and quarantine requirements because we are spending 24/7 with our partners. It is a big change for the relationship to get used to. In my previous Vlog, I talked about the different perspective you and your partner might have and the importance of knowing the difference between you and your partner …
Tips on How to Become a Power Couple through COVID19
For many, social distance means not being able to see each other as much anymore, but for couples, it means seeing each other more than usual. And if you throw homeschooling into the mix, that just makes everything even more disrupting and challenging. With the Coronavirus crisis affecting us globally, I’ve been trying to think of a way I can …
What To Do If Your Partner Doesn’t Like Celebrating Valentine’s Day?
Valentine’s Day seems to be one of those holidays that people either love or hate. And over the years, Valentine’s day has gotten a bad rep. Some say that Valentine’s day is a Hallmark holiday, that is meant to simply move the economy, or an excuse for people to buy things. Others go as far as saying that it is …
20 Tips for a Satisfying Marriage
You’re married for a while now, and wonder is this it? When children come into the picture, and the demands of a career grow, it may feel like the marriage has taken a back seat. Maybe you don’t have kids, and you still feel the spark is gone? Maybe the two of you already found a routine …
#1 Silent Relationship Killer
What is the number one relationship killer? What a loaded question, isn’t it?? We all want to reach a point in our relationships where we feel so comfortable with our partner, to the point we can truly be ourselves. But the issue remains that couples sometimes confuse being comfortable with being complacent. The number one …
12 Tips to Boost Your Relationship
Date nights are important for couples, but after a while when the relationship is more settled, even date night becomes boring and routine. So what can you do when your relationship reaches this point? Do things that not only are exciting but that influences your bonding time. Here are a few ways to boost your relationship: 1. …
7 Tips for Surviving your Spouse’s Midlife Crisis
Being with a partner who is going through a midlife crisis is emotionally exhausting and it can even drain your finances. It can almost feel like the partner you once knew turned into a rebellious teen stuck in an old person’s body. You might even feel unappreciated and crushed. Here’s the person you love, the person you vowed to spend …
Not Your Parents’ Marriage
We go to school for so many years of our lives, sometimes close to 25 years depending on the carriers we have chosen to practice. School and college give us the tools to be great in our professions, but what education do we get on relationships and family satisfaction and well-being? Most of what we think of what a marriage …
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