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You can start shifting from toxic to caring habits right now and watch your relationship thrive.
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When someone says one thing but deep down feels another, all to avoid conflict or discomfort.
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Positive reinforcement is a powerful simple tool to strengthen your marriage.
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If you want a strong, connected marriage, it’s essential to realize that your perspective isn’t the only one.
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While Chinese food and movies are time-honored traditions, December 25th offers a unique opportunity for Jews to engage in meaningful activities.
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Before leaving home, let your child know just how strong your love is.
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I’m dating for marriage and have spoken to dozens of men. Each one has a compulsion to watch pornography.
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Real love isn't about finding a flawless prince or princess. It's about embracing the beautiful mess of human connection, warts and all.
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