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There is nothing strange or terrible about being alone on Valentine’s Day. And yes, this whole holiday obsession with romantic love, gifts, and chocolate can easily throw you off the track, making you think you are the only one without significant other. But there are things you can do to make yourself feel great on this day.
When someone you loved leaves your life, it can be hard to get used to their absence. And after breakups, most people wonder if reaching out to an ex after months of no contact is a good remedy for their broken heart. To be frank – often, reconnection is completely counterproductive. Yet sometimes, the pros weigh out the cons, and seeing them again brings merit to both of your lives. In this article, we’ll explain the difference between the two.
Figuring out how to get over a bad breakup is never easy. You’ll have to feel your feelings and get out there, and your entire being will just want to go back to its comfort zone. However, relationships end for a reason. And with that reason in mind, you’ll be able to build yourself anew and find a partner who’ll be perfect for you. The tips we have in store will just make the route shorter and more manageable.
They say that anything worth having is worth fighting for, and the same goes for love affairs. So, anyone wondering are long-distance relationships worth it should try finding the answer within themselves, rather than on the internet. However, here you will find tips that can help you sustain your love even over borders and seas.
Sometimes, relationships end, and it’s not easy to handle that loss. No matter what kind of relationship it was, you won’t be alright with what has happened for a while. Ending a romantic relationship is often the most difficult to process, which is why most of us wonder – how long does it take to get over a breakup?
It’s a calm evening. You’re doing your skincare routine when a phone notification pops up. You think it’s nothing, but then you see the screen showing a message from your ex. Don’t panic. Let’s work it out and see what to do when your ex comes back into your life.
We have all heard the saying, “maybe love is not enough”. This sentence often proves to be true in real life.
The reality TV show Indian Matchmaking flooded Netflix with popularity this past month and let me tell ya…it’s pretty accurate. As a South Asian Punjabi woman, when I watched it, I was conflicted between laughter and frustration.
Pavan Basra, clinician and confidence-building expert with WOC Therapy recently put out a survey asking women about their biggest frustrations with the quarantine life. Lack of physical intimacy fell surprisingly high on the list!
Do you find yourself stuck in unfulfilling relationships? Maybe you stay with people who take more and give less? Maybe your partner is distant, emotionally unavailable, self absorbed, or manipulative? If that’s the case, you’re not alone! According to a survey done by The Daily Mail on 2,031 British Adults, 6 in 10 people will stay in relationships they find to be unsatisfying. While disappointing partnerships are inevitable, it’s important for us to understand why exactly we put up with them. Here are five theories as to why we continue to love the unlovable and what steps you might take to break the cycle.
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