Plus, how to raise more resilient kids, and why more couples need to try sex therapy.
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| Here are the big benefits of being silly with your partner, according to science. |
| Resilient kids come from parents who do these 8 things. |
| Waking up early will seriously change your life. |
| Here's why we really, really suck at cutting our partners slack. |
| Yes, you really need to try sex therapy if you want a more intimate marriage. |
| No, I won't put on clothes in front of the kids. |
Maybe you have nicknames, share that one movie quote over and over again, dance like fools when you're cooking dinner, or have a secret gesture that you give from across the room that signals, “Come rescue me from this conversation.” While these small, silly gestures might seem inconsequential, they’re a big part of what makes a relationship tick. To put it another way, couples that play together, stay together. In fact, a new study confirms that playfulness in romantic relationships increases satisfaction and may even lead to longer connections. And there are certain activities that a couple should focus on. |
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