RD&T’s contributing writer, Robert Taibbi, shares insight on how to cope when your partner makes radical changes. One of the things that Ellen has always appreciated about her relationship with…

One of the biggest reasons your abuser chose you as their ‘target partner‘ is because they perceived you to be a kind, generous, and selfless person. But, unlike a “normal”…

RD&T’s contributing writer, Linda Bloom, shares insights about supportive relationships that build on the five love languages; Love Languages Plus. I would like to honor Gary Chapman for his wonderful…

Maintaining intimacy in modern-day relationships is hard. And a common theme I’ve noticed in many of the couples I see involves the woman losing interest in intimacy. What I often…

Relationships involve compromise, right? A mature partnership is a game of give and take. My short answer is this: in some ways yes, and in other ways no. If we want…

The Whirlwind of a Drag Queen One day among the many wild, wild things that they set up and did, one was they set up a big blanket. They put…

Everyone wants to be normal, right? I mean, it’s never fun to be the odd person out. Most people want to “fit in” and be a part of the crowd.…

Women leave a relationship mentally before they leave physically. Sometimes the women I work with want to do everything they can to see if they can help the marriage to…

We often write about the virtues and qualities that promote healthy and mutually fulfilling relationships, such as generosity, respect, commitment, and compassion, to name a few in the top ten. Cultivating…

What do you consider an ideal relationship? Maybe you’re thinking of a wonderful, lifetime relationship with the person most important to you? A close connection with someone whom you trust…