Rebound relationships occur when you get out of one relationship and immediately bounce into another without stopping to heal after the turmoil of a break up.

They are easiest to understand when you see other people entering a rebound relationship. You may see your friends or family members endure a painful break up only to meet someone a week or two later and fall madly in love. Often, these types of relationships seem to move fast, with people professing their love after a short time. Continue Reading

Your relationships is in trouble, but maybe you aren’t ready to give up on it yet. What can you do. Here are a few tips for saving your relationship.

1 – Apologize – If you feel you have done something wrong and are sincerely sorry, you may owe your partner an apology. Apologies are only useful if you mean them and are willing to make it up to your partner. This isn’t about buying your way out of a jam, but being repentant and letting him or her know that you won’t do it again. People make mistakes and you’ve learned from yours. Continue Reading

Women are nurturers by nature so having a long-term, serious relationship with a man is often one of their priorities. They don’t want to waste a lot of time and attention on a man who may end up disappearing from their lives tomorrow. So they focus a lot of mental effort on ways to get him to commit.

Men, on the other hand, often seem wary of women who are quick to initiate a talk about commitment. The mention of anything surrounding “where is this going” quickly shuts them down. Continue Reading

If you’ve ever been overcome by shyness, nervousness or fear when interacting with people you are attracted to… or if you’ve ever doubted that you’re a perfect 10 as a dating partner… or if you think you’re not good enough to attract the kind of person you’re really attracted to, then Slade Shaw’s Supreme Self-Confidence is for you.

Everyone has felt a bit nervous going into a first date, giving a public speech, interviewing for a job or walking into a party where you don’t know anyone. Yet, imagine you felt 100% confident in your abilities to handle any of these situations with grace – knowing you’ll be fine and make a great impression. Continue Reading

Have you ever been introduced to someone, only to run out of interesting things to say within the first few minutes? Or maybe you’ve had more than a few first dates filled with awkward silences or boring “So what do you do?” chit-chat.

Mirabelle Summers and Amy Waterman set out to make communication with the opposite sex a breeze in their massive 298-page guide to male-female communication, Conversation Chemistry.

Fundamentally, men and women have different styles for communication. Men use words to do something, so their communication is often concise, to the point, and goal oriented. Women, on the other hand, use words to feel connected, so they love to talk freely regardless of if they have anything to say. In other words, men aim to communicate information while women aim to build rapport and common ground. Continue Reading