4 Modern Breakup Triggers No One Talks About
From digital overload to emotional drift, here are the real reasons relationships are ending faster than ever.
From digital overload to emotional drift, here are the real reasons relationships are ending faster than ever.
If you think your marriage is over, this research-backed insight may prove you wrong.
Divorce rarely comes out of nowhere; the cycle often starts with four predictable behaviors. Here’s what to watch for.
From mothers to professionals, women described two major shifts after choosing divorce.
Therapist and researcher Shauna Fenske explores how hope and spirituality can guide couples at the crossroads of separation toward repair rather than ending their marriage.
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When it feels like there's no hope left, these questions help you pause and reflect with honesty.
Ending a marriage is painful but, as 'Eat Pray Love' shows us, it can also be the start of something powerfully transformative.
Research reveals that divorce can be contagious within social circles. Here's how, according to the study.
These three behaviors predict divorce more strongly than you'd imagine. Here's why, according to research.
The divorce trends from the '60s to '80s can teach us much about what separates strong marriages from weak ones.
Many men only take their first steps toward emotional introspection after a divorce. Here's why, according to research.
Could the looming threat of an economic recession put marriages at risk? Here's what research suggests.
Research reveals why men rely so much more heavily on marriage than their wives do.
Family engagement can make a marriage, but, in some cases, it can break it. Here's how.
New research has identified a shocking new divorce trend amongst middle aged adults. Here's what you need to know.
There's a fine line between privacy and being emotionally unavailable. Here's how the latter can lead to divorce.
These two core values predict divorce more consistently than any others, according to psychological research. Here's why.
Research shows that nothing results in divorce more quickly than these toxic habits.
Why do some people choose to divorce after already spending decades together? Here's what psychology says about it.
Dating can be hard, especially if you have kids. Here's how to navigate it with honesty and clarity.
Separations can be awful, but they're often the right thing to do. Here's how to know if it's time for one, and how to do it thoughtfully.
These three points in a marriage carry the highest risk of divorce. Here's why.
Divorce is not uncommon, but the factors that lead to it are often similar amongst couples. Here's what to look out for.
Research shows that married couples' divorces can topple over onto one another. Here's why.
Divorce is a tumultuous process, and it's especially hard to come to terms with. Here's four ways that people generally approach it.
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