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The United States, which accounts for only 5% of the world’s population, is home to the highest proportion of overweight and obese people, at 13% of the global total, according to data published by IHME. This is a worrying, widely … Continue reading →

As early as we can remember, often times our aim in life becomes finding that special someone who we can have our own “happily ever after” with. However, given the present-day scenario, “happily ever after” seems more unrealistic than it … Continue reading →

According to a study, The Cheater’s High: The Unexpected Affective Benefits of Unethical Behavior, the reason why both men and women cheat on their partners is because “getting away with it” gives them a good feeling, both emotional and psychologically. … Continue reading →

When Prince Harry exchanged vows with Meghan Markle on May 19 in front of 600 guests at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor, England, the whole world watched in awe. Did you know that according to Nielsen, 29.2 million people in … Continue reading →

When you speak to your partner, do you feel that you are talking to a wall? Even after saying something four, five or even six times to your partner, do you feel they haven’t heard you? Instead of getting answers, … Continue reading →

Do you find yourself looking for reasons to be miserable even when life is going extremely well? Do you prefer to play the victim role? Instead of taking responsibility for your choices, do you constantly blame others for your fate? … Continue reading →

“I have been with Dylan for 10 years. I know he will not change. I know he is never going to treat me right.” How often have you heard married couple pass such judgmental statements about each other? The problem … Continue reading →

The best thing you can do when your marriage seems to be on the rocks is to choose the best couples therapist to fix the problem. And if you are among the sceptics who wonder whether couples therapy actually works, … Continue reading →

How do you feel when rather than arguing with you, your spouse leaves without a single word? Well, conflicts are a normal part of every relationship, it is how you resolve the conflict that can help or harm the bond. … Continue reading →

A survey of 100 mental health professionals revealed that communication problems were the culprit in 65% of all divorces. The survey, published by Huffington Post in 2013, went on to say that a couple’s inability to resolve conflict led to … Continue reading →