Is Marriage Good For Your Health?
Lots of people seem to run from the idea of marriage as if it may cause them financial and physical ruin. There are actually many documented benefits of marriage-physical, mental and economic among others. I wouldn’t suggest getting married just to cash in on these benefits, mind you, but engaged and married couples might be happy to know these facts. And those fearful of marriage might find it eases fears.
9 Principles For Designing the Life of Your Dreams
Do you realize that you can drastically change your life over the next two years? I’m talking about any area of your life. This could be your educational level, your financial status, the fulfillment in your home and marriage. Your success begins with the development of a target. What is your aim?
The Importance of Intimacy: How to Make Your Marriage Last
A recent study revealed a few interesting new aspects about intimacy and marriage. A few of these developments have thttp://theselfimprovementblog.com/wp-admin/media-upload.php?post_id=8919&type=image&TB_iframe=truehe potential to change the way marriage counselors – and involved spouses – think about marriages. Specifically, how to keep them strong and healthy!
This 13-year study began in 1981, when researcher Ted Huston began following 168 [...]
Make Love, Not Laps – Sex Can Benefit Our Health
Finally, there’s proof that sex actually helps us live longer. A recent study showed that frequent, satisfying sex has a remarkable affect on overall life satisfaction. A direct link to reduced risk of heart disease-weight loss-pain relief.
The Disenfranchised Father Syndrome – An Overview
What is the disenfranchised father syndrome? This is explained in a brief article and how one could go about preventing this from happening from those around you that you care about.
How much is love worth?
By Irene Conlan,
Wednesday my grandson, who usually comes here every day, was at his mother’s for Veterans Day. So yesterday I said to him, “Jack, I really missed you yesterday.” His five year old response was, “How much?”
“Well,” I said, I missed you a lot because I love it when you’re here.”
“How much?” he asked [...]
