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The whirlwind of the past year and a half affected us all. For some people, it happens in significant ways. The global Covid-19 pandemic rocked the economy, closed airports, shut down indoor activities like sports and dining, and totally altered their daily routines for many. Yet, one of the most significant consequences of enduring a […]

Knowing your romantic partner’s heart on a deeper level is key to a happy and healthy relationship. But have you ever considered what their love language is? The concept of “Love Languages” comes from author, ordained minister, and marriage counselor Gary Chapman. In his book “The Five Love Languages,” Chapman illustrates a groundbreaking concept that

Tracy travels to her final destination in Austria to accept a castle, an inheritance left by a distant uncle she never knew. On the train to the medieval village of her inheritance, she encounters Max. Handsome, charming, and intelligent, Max takes her by surprise. Their instant attraction is something Tracy has never felt before. The

We all love to be in love. It’s exhilarating. But when a couple has been together for any length of time, the newness begins to fade. This is a normal experience for most couples. In order to maintain a healthy relationship, however, it’s necessary to keep that feeling you felt when the two of you

Love sustains you. We may be alive without it, but we cannot truly live. It’s almost as if we can’t exist without love. So, we need to feel loved for a healthy and fulfilling life. Now that doesn’t have to be romantic love, but when we have that special someone, we truly feel complete. It

Why It’s Important to Prioritize Romance in Your Relationship? A relationship is a long-term commitment and it needs two people to make it work. The dedication required to sustain it can sometimes seem overwhelming—especially for couples who’ve been together for a long time. It’s so easy to become caught up with everyday life that we