Relationship Advice

Ghosts apparently hate romance. A man hoping to propose to his girlfriend may have picked the wrong location for the romantic gesture. Apparently, the soon-to-be-engaged man picked a hillside that’s known to be haunted by mischievous entities. It turns out, that may have been a bad idea. George Goddard planned...

Margaret Josephs is sharing her gratitude for her husband, Joe Benigno. In a recent Instagram post, The Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member dedicated a heartfelt message to her spouse in honor of their wedding anniversary. On June 19, Margaret took to Instagram to give her hubby a sweet...

When someone in our family has a significant other it's important to make them feel welcomed into the family, nobody likes to feel like they're not good enough. But there is definitely a line between making someone feel included, and placing them on a higher caliber than your actual family member. 50% of marriages end in divorce, but even though they happen all the time, they can be extremely difficult to manage. What someone definitely does not need to deal with while going through a divorce, is their sister vouching for their ex. If you're not going to side with your family member, maybe just don't comment on the divorce at all.

Weddings are sold to us as one of the best days of our lives. Unfortunately, the preparation that goes into them can turn out to be some of the worst. For a day that's supposed to be filled with happiness and love, it sure seems to bring out the exact opposite in a lot of people. Otherwise normal women become raging Bridezillas, freaking out over dress codes and having meltdowns over gift registries. The sense of entitlement that is gained for the sake of a ring on their finger can be completely off the charts.

Erin Napier and Ben Napier have been the hosts of Home Town since 2016. Years before starring on the HGTV series, the Napiers wed in 2008 after meeting while they were both students at the University of Mississippi. How do the pair manage to keep their romance alive? They spoke about this very topic recently while appearing on the At Home With Linda and Drew Scott Podcast, per Heavy.com.

Dear Amy: It’s been four months since losing my wife of 40 years. She made me promise to move on with life. To keep that promise, I have removed my wedding ring. I have started dating. I am moving slowly, wanting to develop a friendship before a serious relationship. My...

When you choose a spouse, you’re choosing a teammate for everything. The person you will stand next to in every loss and win. The person who you will work through every struggle with. You’re making a huge investment into your life. Every investment comes with risk, and when you choose wisely, some come with a major payoff. The partner you choose impacts your quality of life, for better or for worse. I am grateful everyday to have Yvette as my teammate, my partner in all things, especially in parenthood, because every investment I make into her she gives back to me tenfold. There’s no doubt in my mind that Yvette is the best investment of time, energy, and trust I could have made almost eleven years ago. I only hope I can make her feel as blessed as I do.

Get more stories like this in your inbox! Sign up for Smile, our free daily good news email read by over 825K people!. “He always pushes the grocery cart. And when we get back to the truck, he always unlocks the doors immediately so that I can get in, and then proceeds to unload the groceries while I’m sat in the truck with the seat warmers on. Rain or shine. Every time. This is our grocery game plan.

Being at a crossroads with your marriage is difficult. There are certain scenarios in which a parenting marriage works well. Staying for the kids is a viable option that can Be short-term or longer-term. When your marriage is in trouble, you don't have any options without pain or sacrifice. You...

Unfortunately, it sounds as if Amy and Matt didn’t know much about each other when they got married. This is because they spent very little time together before getting married. One day, I met someone at the annual Little People of America national conference. He was from California, and I...

Breaking up is hard to do. Amicable splits are one thing, but what happens when divorced duos still cozy up like couples?. Here, ahead of the new TLC series “You, Me & My Ex” that’s premiering Sunday, The Post meets former spouses who can’t — or won’t — let go of the past, and their current long-suffering partners.

My partner and I are getting married this summer. It is a small wedding, and I have invited my mum and siblings. However, most of my family members are not supportive of my relationship, probably because we are both women. I didn’t expect coming out to be easy or welcomed, but I never imagined that the fallout would last this long. My mum has consistently treated my sexuality as a problem and has often been very cold towards my partner.

Allow Yourself to Grieve. Anytime there is a major loss, grief sets in. Grief is the normal and natural way our minds and bodies react. Everyone grieves differently, it’s a very personal and non-linear process. When something bad happens, it’s okay to cry, to play the victim and to be overcome with emotions.

6:23 PM PT -- Greg tells TMZ ... he and Johnny are mutually ending their marriage. Despite the split, Greg says they feel grateful to have been among the first gay couples to be able to marry legally, and he's thanking those who supported the couple over the years. Olympic...

Vulnerability in others often resonates with our own experiences and longings. The risks of vulnerability are reduced when trust is established. Being authentic in close relationships is the best antidote to loneliness. Being vulnerable is an openness about one's feelings, successes, failures, strengths, and inadequacies as well as hopes and...

Romance, especially that of the summer variety, is an immeasurably strong bond. Often, relationships grow so strong, so passionate, that you’re willing to do whatever it takes for your significant other. Even when you really shouldn’t, or just plain can’t. Today we’ll be looking at a pair of lovebirds that...

Talk about dumping the old ball and chain. After being handcuffed together for a staggering 123 days — using the bathroom in front of one another and taking turns showering mere inches apart — troubled Ukrainian lovers Alexandr Kudlay and Viktoria Pustovitova have taken their shackles off and are moving on from one another.

Dr. Scott Metcalfe and Dr. Contessa Metcalfe aren’t in the best place. “Married to Medicine” star Dr. Contessa Metcalfe is having a very emotional season. She’s been open about her marriage issues with Dr. Scott Metcalfe. They clashed with Contessa decided she wanted to be a stay-at-home mom. After they were able to get past that, they had tension over Contessa going to grad school in another state. Now Contessa and Scott are having even more problems. Contessa has been feeling a disconnect between them. So she was hoping they could try to use therapy to overcome that. However, Scott didn’t want to see a therapist.

Picture this: You’ve worked hard all year. You’re burned out. Every atom in your brain and body is crying out for a relaxing vacation. Luckily, you and your partner have managed to save up $3,000. You propose a trip to Hawaii — those blue waves are calling your name!. Just...