Mozart and Salieri. Betty and Veronica. Coke and Pepsi. Rivalries drive you to work harder, longer, and better, and most of the time, that little kick in the pants is a welcome push. But competition has a dark edge, too. It’s addicting, and when you’re in too deep, it threatens to consume your thoughts around …
Almost everyone will experience a love triangle in their lifetime. With so many wonderfully appealing spirits in the world, it’s to be expected that sometimes, romantic interests will overlap. But in our society of nuclear families and mainstream monogamy, most love triangles are unsustainable in the long-term and carry the risk of dire personal consequences, …
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Have you ever discovered something about a new partner that made you pause? When intimacy is just beginning, you’re bound to uncover some quirky facet of your date, like an unusual hobby, questionable history, or bizarre habit. The question is, what’s the difference between a harmless idiosyncrasy and a major dating red flag? Green Light …
You see it time and again. Just as often as you see a wonderful woman dating a creep, there’s a great guy—attractive, responsible, respectable, employed, courteous, and a host of other great attributes—hooked up with a woman who treats him shabbily. She walks all over him. Belittles him in public. Takes, takes, takes, and never …
5 Reasons Men Date the Wrong Women–And What They Can Do To Turn it Around Read More »
Sometimes “crossing paths” with a stranger is more like a head-on impact. It’s an immediate connection that catches fire and blazes on in your mind long after the conversation ends. The intimacy is undeniable. It’s unnerving how easy it feels. And it seems like magic—finally, someone who gets your oddly specific passion for Japanese teacups, …
We’ve all done it— dated someone who just doesn’t pull their weight in a relationship. If you’re feeling drained of your energy and patience trying to clean up after a thirty-something-year-old child or tolerating “quirks” that border on classifiable personality disorders, you’re in good company. The “baby bird complex,” or the desire to patch up …
Let Baby Birds Fly: Recognizing Bad Relationships From The Start Read More »
