There are times when women experience pain during or after sex, and the story we always hear is “Oh. That’s normal.” The problem is that this isn’t always true, and some women can disregard serious issues with their bodies because of this misconception. In truth, there can be many reasons for your pain, some ordinary and some not. We’re here to shed a little more light on this part of the sexual experience and to bust some of these false ideas about the female body. … read more
Living with another person is a huge transition—going from only needing to cater to your own aesthetic, your own cleaning patterns, your own preferences to combining two people’s homes into one can be a massive undertaking! But if you begin with these things in mind, you might just make that transition a little bit smoother. … read more
Everyone remembers that famous scene from the classic ‘80s romcom “When Harry Met Sally” when Harry explains to Sally on one of their first meetings that, “You realize of course that we could never be friends.”
“Why not?” Sally asks.
“What I’m saying is—and this is not a come on in any way, shape, or form—men and women can’t be friends because the sex part always gets in the way,” Harry replies. … read more
How do you know if your spark is fading? You come home, talk about your day, and go to bed, but is that really such a bad thing? Routines are normal! When you first meet someone, your whole life is interrupted, so you begin to mold it to include them in it. After a while, you start to get the hang of having them in your life and things calm down again. But how do you know if you’re just comfortable or if that spark is slowly dying out? … read more
No matter how long you have been married, date night is an important part of life that many couples skip. It’s easy to go through life day-by-day with your spouse, knowing full well that you love one another and enjoy being together, but date night offers some great opportunities. … read more
All relationships have conflict sometimes. Yes, every single one of them. Let’s face it, no one lives in a magical fairy tale land where everything is sunshine and rainbows 24/7. You will not always agree with your spouse and that’s okay! But knowing how to move through those disagreements together and come out stronger on the other side of an argument is a genuine skill that takes patience and practice. … read more
Wedding planning is often so stressful you forget about the relationship at the root of all the planning. You can be the most organized planner alive, with your budgets in line, the bridal party ready to report at any time, and a list of vendors and half a dozen backups, but what you don’t realize is that problems will still crop up. … read more
A lot of work goes into planning a wedding, from picking out the cake to choosing the venue. There are dozens of little details that are selected with purpose and reasoning. So when something happens that forces you to deal with last minute changes to your plan, it can be more than a little frustrating; it can be downright stressful! … read more
We’ve all had them—questions we were too afraid to ask our parents or friends. With our society being relatively tight-lipped on the subject of sex, it’s no surprise that many of our unanswered questions come from our private lives. Don’t worry; you can get some answers without ever having to ask! … read more
Weddings can bring out a lot of emotions, and not just from the bride or groom. When two people say they’re going to spend the rest of their lives together, you can expect just about every response from those involved, whether it’s members of the wedding party of family members. … read more
