Is labeling or fantasizing a coworker as a work spouse (work wife or work husband) considered cheating, and is there more behind it? When you’re in a relationship or married, having a work spouse is cheating. And there’s no changing my mind on this one. Leave this glamorized and, nowadays, normalized workplace trend to the […]
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Are digital boundaries surrounding our socials and devices important in marriage? My husband and I are open with our passwords and have no secrets. Our devices are also not considered “off limits” with respect for boundaries. PSA: There’s a way to be transparent about your devices, digital privacy and boundaries in marriage while also maintaining
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How to rebuild trust when it’s been broken To rebuild trust in a relationship, regardless of who did wrong, is a two-way street. We know that, right? It’s a teeter-tottering of give and receive. Trust can only be rebuilt if the bids for trust are not just modeled but received. Unfortunately, how often do we
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Do the bad boy types get more attention from women? Many women still tend to fall for the bad boy type, even in the midst of the whole choosing the bear. Do bad boys still seem to get more attention from women over the “nice guys”? After all….they’re the type we know is trouble or
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I see this posed in a question quite often. “He says he’s not into me, but he…[does or says this thing that doesn’t align with that]. So, what does this mean now?” Have you experienced this – when he says he’s not interested yet his behavior says otherwise? I think it’s important, more important, rather
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Dating for marriage – what it does not mean I thought about writing a post about what dating to marry means in dating culture, but then I thought it would be MUCH easier to explain what it does not mean. Let’s dive in. Dating for marriage or dating to marry is a bit newer language
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Is true friendship based on a constant, equal effort, or are one-sided fluctuations normal? If a friendship is one-sided, the red flags will be big, loud and in your face. I also want to preface by saying that friendships, among all relationship types, will teeter-totter in level of effort and individual capacity. Meaning, how much
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Marriage, friendships, boundaries and emotional infidelity – the important questions to ask I think the better question to ask is when, because many are quick to answer the title of this post with a big, fat, hard NO or YES. I think the answer is they can be, but what we really should be asking
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You can make your own pill hiding treats for dogs that are healthier and more affordable. It’s crazy how expensive commercial medication treats are for dogs! Not only that but they’re made with absolute trash ingredients – lots of sugar, like molasses, and unnecessarily filler ingredients to get that soft, pliable texture, like glycerin. I
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If they cheated, are they destined to repeat? If you asked me in my 20s, or even within the last 5 years, I would say absolutely, “Once a cheater always a cheater.” I also used to believe cheating was unforgivable and unredeemable (I’ve even stated this in older posts from 5+ years ago). Has that
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