RELATIONSHIPS

There is no scientific reason why relationships cannot be happy over the long-haul. A little bit of understanding of the differences between the male brain and the female brain goes a long way in understanding your spouse.

In this article I talk about new attitudes guys have towards relationships. I give some advice to the ladies about how to treat their men.

"Bo the Bailer" went viral after allowing a high speed foul ball to hit his girlfriend, while he jumped away to safety. Here's what the whole incident says about relationships today, plus a video of the incident.

Many people hear; relatively few really listen. Listening is the key to developing strong relationships. Practice these techniques to become a better listener.

New technology changes the way couples communicate. Twitter and Texting are popular today. Are they helping or hurting relationships?

On Facebook we have "friends" and on Twitter we have "followers," but are they real or an opportunity to hide from real relationships?

The Relationship Enhancer is a tool to deepen your relationships and give you an opportunity to learn more about your own strengths in the process. It is for anyone who has friends.

This article looks at the similarities between relationships and business partnerships, and considers why a more businesslike approach might be a good thing.

It can be hard to keep a child interested in Sunday school. One of the easiest and most effective ways to convey the importance of your Bible lessons may be to create stronger relationships with your students.

This article explains how a person can stop having bad relationships and start having positive relationships by changing three bad habits.

Some people think sarcasm funny, but long-term use indicates anger and lack of self concept. Sarcasm has a way of destroying relationships over time.

An article talking about three pros and three cons related to Off-and-On relationships.

It's an exciting an emotional time for parents when they see their teens maturing and entering into romantic relationships. It's all part of the growing up stage, and in many ways reminds the parents of their youth.

The best way to successful relationships is to understand yourself. If you enter into relationships expecting others to define you, your relationships will be doomed before they start.

People have heard motivational speakers talk about the power of intention, but often ignore the tool's greatest potential: To achieve harmony in human relationships.

When we deal with human relationships, if the basic relationship, viz. the relationship of one to one's true Self/Creator/Life Force is flawed, no amount of tinkering with superficials will be of any avail in improving our other relationships.

Many people are dealing with the reconstruction of their family relationships. For adults part of the work of improving relationships with stepchildren lies in being willing to act like and adult and commit to working at it.

Hollywood contributes to fear of commitment by focusing on relationships that are either in the dating stage, or the misery of life after marriage phase.