All articles tagged with #health and relationships
Using time-saving services like takeout, housecleaners, or dog walkers can boost relationship happiness by freeing up time for couples to connect, especially during stressful periods, though effective communication remains essential.
A man questions whether his wife's looseness is due to aging or sex, and seeks advice on how to address it without hurting her feelings. Experts suggest that age-related pelvic floor changes are normal and recommend encouraging her to see a doctor for evaluation and possible pelvic floor therapy. They advise approaching the topic gently, framing it as a health issue rather than solely a sexual one, and suggest adjusting sexual routines and positions to enhance sensation and satisfaction for both partners.
A person who has lost significant weight for health and aesthetic reasons struggles with loose skin and body insecurities, especially when naked. Experts advise patience, potential medical options, and focusing on self-acceptance, emphasizing that most partners are more concerned with mutual pleasure than physical imperfections, and suggest practical solutions like supportive lingerie for immediate concerns.
Therapist KC Davis offers practical advice and a decision tree framework to help individuals determine whether to step back from or maintain difficult relationships, emphasizing the importance of boundaries, values, and self-care.
Research from Binghamton University reveals that individuals with dark triad traits—narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism—often use physical touch manipulatively in relationships, with notable gender differences, highlighting the importance of understanding touch's dual role in intimacy and control.
Training for and completing marathons or triathlons can have mental health benefits but also pose risks such as anxiety, depression, and relationship strain, especially when the activity becomes a compulsive coping mechanism or leads to neglect of personal relationships. Awareness, balance, and communication are key to maintaining mental well-being and healthy partnerships.
The article explores how women’s ability to have multiple rounds of intimacy varies widely due to physical, emotional, and situational factors, with most women having a shorter or non-existent refractory period compared to men. It emphasizes the importance of communication, emotional connection, and health practices to enhance sexual experiences and potentially shorten recovery time.
Being in a loving relationship offers numerous health perks, including increased energy, better fitness, reduced pain, lower blood pressure, faster healing, stronger immune system, less stress, a positive outlook, and longer lifespan, all supported by scientific research.
The article highlights 11 signs in a wife's car that may indicate she's struggling emotionally or mentally, such as clutter, overdue maintenance, children’s belongings, full trunk, stains, expired documents, empty gas tank, sticky notes, unopened bills, excessive caffeine containers, and hurried grooming items, suggesting she may need more support and understanding.
The article discusses five profound signs of genuine love from the soul, including pain endurance, desire to cuddle, reduced heart attack risk, lower blood pressure, and stress relief, supported by scientific studies highlighting the physical and emotional benefits of true love.
A study from UC Riverside found that couples who gossip together tend to be happier and have stronger bonds, with gossiping serving as a tool for emotional intimacy and trust. The research suggests that sharing perspectives, even through gossip, can reinforce feelings of being on the same team and improve relationship quality.
A man seeks advice on how to improve his sexual stamina and prolong his performance for when his wife returns from a sexual sabbatical, exploring techniques used by porn stars and practical exercises to enhance endurance and control.
A woman seeks advice about her husband's inability to get an erection when seeing his mother, which is causing concern. Experts suggest that this may require therapy and exploring medical options, and emphasize that the couple can find alternative ways to maintain intimacy during this period, such as using sex toys or masturbation. The situation is seen as temporary and manageable with patience and creativity.
A woman experiencing perimenopause reports a heightened sense of smell that makes intimacy difficult, and seeks advice on managing this change without hurting her partner's feelings. Experts suggest consulting a doctor for hormonal or medical treatments, using aromatherapy or nose clips to mask odors, and communicating openly with her partner about her condition to maintain intimacy. The article also discusses other personal health and relationship issues, emphasizing understanding and communication.
A man reflects on his guilt over causing his girlfriend's weight loss during a mental health crisis, and seeks advice on how to handle intimacy and support her recovery, emphasizing the importance of self-forgiveness and open communication.