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The types of sexual issues that can present themselves in a relationship are numerous. Are sexual issues preventing true connection and closeness? Does one partner lack knowledge and experience about 
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Just as you’d pull back from a flame when you’re burned, you likely withdraw from your relationship when you partner [...]
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Often, research shows, the problem isn't our connection; it's our minds.
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Five research-based tips for counteracting hedonic adaptation in relationships.
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How to avoid heated and damaging arguments with your partner (Why Some Couples Should Argue Via Email and Not In Person http://t.co/7fKexDf7yn #psychology)...
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The root of so many arguments is when two people recall the same event differently. Whether you won the argument can affect how you remember, among other factors.
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It has to do with how people respond to their partners' "bids."
Luis Valdes's insight:
Evidence-based relationship and marital advice!!
John Michel's curator insight,
November 10, 2014 6:29 PM
There are two ways to think about kindness. You can think about it as a fixed trait: either you have it or you don’t. Or you could think of kindness as a muscle. In some people, that muscle is naturally stronger than in others, but it can grow stronger in everyone with exercise. 
Edward Pierce's curator insight,
November 11, 2014 8:10 AM
excellent insight into relationships in general!
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What is Your Child Feeling When Divorce is in the Air?
Charles Morris's curator insight,
August 21, 2014 9:23 AM
Great advice. "While parents may have been anticipating divorce for some time, when it hits children, they feel the razor’s edge shredding their roots."
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Why you shouldn't put your partner on a pedestal Fox News In the first, 99 couples (all heterosexual, except for one lesbian couple) came to the psychology lab and sat in the same room, filling out what they believed to be identical questionnaires...
Luis Valdes's insight:
Very interesting research finding about couples.
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