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types of relationships by Dr. Johanna Marie McShane Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Wed 18 Jan 2012 5:11pm thing. Joint participation. No being black and white about this at all: types of relationships that may not be partnerships can be terrific. I'm not bashing any of them at all...- so we can keep track of what we're doing in our relationships and keep track of if we're in the types of relationships that work for us. Read on »

we want different types of poly relationships by Dr. Tina Tessina, Phd "Dr. Romance" Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Tue 09 Jun 2009 11:31pm Dear Dr. Romance: We are a poly couple that have recently discovered that we want different types of poly relationships. He wants lovers who can lie with us and make a group home. I want lovers who remain a separate relationship from the primary one. We just figured this out after months of fighting and now he says he wants to reconcile that we Read on »

Personality Type: A Powerful Tool For Improving Your Relationship by The Relationship Experts .. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 28 Jan 2009 3:49pm Do you know the number one factor couples cite as crucial to their satisfaction with their relationship? That"s right, it"s good communication. There are so many issues couples can disagree about money, children, in-laws, work but whether or not these issues become problems depends on how well you... Read on »

5 Types Of Anxiety Disorders That Can Destroy Relationships by Sig Y. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 27 May 2010 7:06am from an anxiety disorder. The following types of anxiety disorders can have you so rattled that your relationships will fall apart right before your very eyes. If you see Read on »

The relationship between two types of creativity, and psychosis by Ron Unger Patient Expert

Posted Tue 02 Jun 2009 4:38pm I was recently reviewing an article, (Nettle 2006) (see the abstract below) that makes some really interesting observations that pertain to the relationship between... and artists, while “convergent thinking” is more seen in mathematical types, (which I believe could also be seen as a tightening of associations.) Divergent thinking leads to having Read on »

Dating Doesn’t Equal Relationship! It’s a Discovery Phase Not a Relationship Guarantee by NML Patient Expert

Posted Mon 07 Mar 2011 6:50pm ’t worked out, there is a recurring theme: The bulk of these people don’t miss the person they were dating; they miss the person they’d hoped they’d become or the relationship... whether this person was someone that they actually should be with. Many people who are dating, are assuming that because they’re dating someone, that they want a relationship Read on »

The 4 Types of Women You Should Never Date by The Relationship Experts .. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 17 Jan 2009 1:17am by Scott Patterson Not all girls are created equal. Some are smarter than others, some are prettier, and some are just plain crazy. So how do you cope when you find you"ve hooked up with an unbalanced woman? If your unhinged chick is otherwise perfect, you may well want to give the relationship... Read on »

Building Boundaries for Healthier Relationships by NML Patient Expert

Posted Wed 14 Jan 2009 5:11pm Last week I asked readers "Do you have boundaries in your relationships?" which threw up some interesting comments and I want to continue to address the issue of the lack of boundaries in relationships and the significant impact that it can have on your well being and the types of relationship that you engage in. Read on »

The (Polar) Opposites Game in Dating & Relationships Part Two by NML Patient Expert

Posted Tue 02 Feb 2010 3:44pm in detail about common misunderstandings about what makes for great relationships, with many people focused and sometimes obsessed with type, compatibility, and common interests. This means that when our relationships don’t work out, using the same wrong basis that we work off for type, compatibility, and common interests, we end up focusing on the wrong things Read on »

The Dating Scene: 6 Different Teen Relationships [Teen Article] by Vanessa Van Petten Patient Expert

Posted Sat 19 Sep 2009 10:04pm

1 Comment , that is). Or your feelings for your ex still haven’t gone away. What we think: If your teen is in this type of relationship, they’re probably either confused, or really hope that no one... is in an open relationship and you’re not okay with it, say something! This type of relationship is hard to point out (by the parent) without your child getting defensive. Just remember Read on »