Relationships

Being in love can reduce neurosis and neurotic behaviour.

Often people are afraid to move on into the unknown so they tolerate the abusive partner or bully in their life. Another reason is that their self esteem has usually been eroded so low that they may even feel they deserve the abuse in some way. Some people don’t even realise they are being abused.

In these circumstances of abuse it becomes important for people to know how to let go. Friends, relatives, therapists can all assist you to leave the abuser. If it is in a love relationship or domestic situation – move out. If it’s bullying at work – quit your job and take appropriate action legally. Ask for compensation – you deserve it.

The human nose can sniff out gender and sexuality.

Happy relationships could prolong your life.

If you’re not having sex with your partner, maybe it’s time to find out what’s blocking your sexual energy.

Pain can reduce sex drive in females but not in males.

Watching movies causes immediate brain synchronisation.

Blood sugar problems could translate into problems in your relationship.

Many times men get blamed for not communicating when women do not put their boundaries in place and have the nerve to get up there and ask for what they want. The men are confused and walking on eggshells so to speak, in an effort to please their partner, when all she seems to do is nag and criticise. Our partners, whether they be men or women, were not put into the partnership to be a carbon copy of us or just to please us and the healthiest of relationships respects the other person’s differences whilst finding a middle ground on which to interact.

Does your partner know if you are sexually satisfied?

Falling in love and staying in love are driven by a distinct chemistry within you.

Women suffer from a variety of issues that vary considerably from those of men.