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Because there are so many self help techniques available that could bring back the intimacy in your relationship, you can save your relationship. It just takes effort and the desire to do so.   Many people believe that relationship intimacy levels begin to fade over time and becomes difficult to get it back to the earlier way it was in the beginning of the relationship. They mistakenly believe this absence of intimacy means the love is gone, but the truth is that all relationships develop into a pattern of habits and rituals that can often make people feel more like roommates than lovers. Instead of letting your relationship slip away and  giving up, try using some relationship self help techniques to bring back intimacy to where you were when you first met.

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By Stephanie Tweito Jacob May 28th 2010 1:00PM

tara parker popeIn the most Spartan of terms, the secret to a good marriage might simply be to love the one you’re with. And there are even loads of science to back that up. In her new book, “For Better: the Science of a Good Marriage,” author and health journalist Tara Parker-Pope applies rigorous research to the big things in a relationship — sex, money, kids, fighting — and more interestingly to the (seemingly) small things — housework, snoring, eye rolling, even the way couples retell the story of how they met. Turns out marriage isn’t quite what most of us probably think it is: Wed couples are actually having more sex than anyone, conflict can be a good thing and more than 50 percent of us are staying married. AOL Health picked Parker-Pope’s brain about the factual, not fluffy, answers to what makes relationships work.

AOL Health: Who knew there was so much research — real scientific studies — about marriage? How is science able to predict a good marriage?

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