Marriage

Your Husband Wants to Leave You - Advice For Wives to Save Their Marriage

Sat, 22 Nov 2008 20:25:02 GMT

If your husband wants to leave you and you are still deeply in love with him, it's a devastating situation. Hearing your husband tell you that he's not in love with you anymore and wants to move out can send you straight into a whole range of emotions. You'll feel everything from intense sadness to rage. If your marriage has ended up at a place like this is there anything you can do to change it? Can a woman get her husband to fall back in love with her again? Yes, she can. Most women in a situation like this will admit that they knew there was friction in the marriage for some time.

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Your Husband Does Not Talk? How to Get Him to Open Up

Sat, 22 Nov 2008 12:30:03 GMT

If your husband does not talk to you about what he's feeling it leaves you in a really difficult position. Women who are married to men who aren't emotionally open often find themselves having to second guess everything their husband is feeling. Most women have actually had to do this from time to time and it almost always results in the same scenario. You make an assumption about what he's feeling, you approach him about it and he shuts down emotionally. It's not an easy road for any marriage but there are things a wife can do to help encourage her husband to share what he's feeling with her.

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Is My Husband Not in Love With Me Anymore? Helpful Advice For Wives

Sun, 16 Nov 2008 18:20:07 GMT

If you've ever asked yourself the question is my husband not in love anymore, you know that the honest answer can be painful. Many marriages change over the years and the two partners can end up in a place where they feel very differently about one another. If you are starting to wonder whether your husband is as emotionally invested in your relationship as he once was, there are some signs in his behavior that will clue you in to how he is really feeling. When your husband seems more interested in being a dad than being your life partner you need to sit up and take notice.

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Help With Marriage Problems - Tips to Save Your Relationship

Fri, 14 Nov 2008 15:15:02 GMT

There certainly isn't any shortage of help with marriage problems available both online and offline. The trouble is that when you're in the middle of a marriage crisis you want to ensure that the advice you follow is going to help, not hinder, the situation. If you love your spouse and the thought of divorce just tears you up inside, you need to understand how to effectively manage the situation so you save your marriage and your family. When you are looking for help with marriage problems you may decide that the best approach to take is to try and get your spouse to sit down and rationally discuss your problems.

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Help For Troubled Marriage - Steps to Save Your Relationship

Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:35:05 GMT

If your relationship is falling apart at the seams you are going to want help for troubled marriage advice. Many couples face hurdles during the course of their relationship and some decide that the way to solve those issues is by separating and eventually divorcing. If you and your spouse are currently struggling with some problems and you don't want things to escalate to the point of the relationship coming apart, there are steps you need to take right now. One of the best pieces of help for troubled marriage advice is to start by ironing out the major difficulties you two are struggling with.

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Your Perspective of Your Spouse and Yourself Will Determine the Health of Sex in Your Marriage

Tue, 11 Nov 2008 09:55:03 GMT

You're married, you love each other, and you know sex is an important part in the health of your relationship. So, where do things stand, have you clearly identified what you both want and are you doing what you need to do to have it? You have heard it before, regardless the truth stays the same... It's all in your head. Examine what's going on in your head to start the process of having the very best. 1. How do you feel about who you are sexually? Feeling good about your sexual identity is paramount in what will happen in your relationship with your spouse.

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Save Your Marriage by Getting Away

Sat, 08 Nov 2008 18:40:06 GMT

It is normal for married couples to start feeling a little bored after years of being married. Infatuation normally passes or fades as the couple starts to face the responsibilities of building a home and raising children. As you spend each day with your spouse, you learn little things about him or her that you might find annoying or even start to resent. The level of intimacy might be decreased as the two of you live each day in the same routine. Save your marriage from total collapse by spending exclusive time for your partner.

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As a Swinger, People Always Ask Me How Do You Not Get Jealous?

Fri, 07 Nov 2008 21:10:02 GMT

I just don't! I have never been a jealous type of person but this has come up a few times where people have asked me that and it's prompted me to take a deeper look into why I don't... If you don't mind, I'm going to take you inside my head for just a moment. I promise you won't be there long and it is perfectly safe; just keep your hands inside the vehicle, no flash photography, safety goggles and harnesses on, now hold on for the ride! This is how I think... Before I drown you in my thoughts, let me ask this;

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How to Talk to Your Partner to Save Your Marriage

Thu, 06 Nov 2008 07:20:02 GMT

I have a blog in which I describe how I saved my own marriage and I offer tips on how to do this yourself. I'm often contacted by women (but also by some men) who want me to tell them what, exactly, to say to their spouses to save the marriage. They want some "magic words" or the "perfect letter" to communicate to their spouse how much they want to make the marriage work. While these appropriate words are going to be different for each couple, there are common words, phrases, and themes that many partners want to hear.

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How Do I Save My Marriage When My Spouse Wants a Divorce?

Wed, 05 Nov 2008 18:30:02 GMT

Saving a marriage can take a lot of hard work and commitment, but this process can be even more difficult when only one party is on board. I receive a lot of emails on my blog from people who are trying to save their marriages alone. Typically, one spouse will desperately want to rescue the marriage while the other has one foot out of the door or is considering (or has initiated) a divorce. This leaves the spouse who wants to preserve the marriage in a position of weakness, as the unreceptive spouse will typically block attempts at communication and reconciliation.

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