One-sided relationships happen when one partner is doing most of the emotional or relational investment while the other ...

Friendships are supposed to be a two-way street. Yet, sometimes we find ourselves stuck in a cycle where it feels like we're the only ones making an effort. Welcome to the world of one-sided ...

Relationships should be a two-way street, but sometimes you might find yourself doing all the driving while your partner enjoys the ride. If you've been feeling drained, unappreciated, or like you're ...

One-sided friendships are like running a marathon while your teammate takes a nap at the starting line. This isn’t just a quirky metaphor it’s the lived reality ...

Friendship is often described as one of life’s greatest buffers against stress and loneliness. But when the balance tips and you find yourself giving far more than you receive, the relationship can ...

Many people assume that for two partners to be healthy and thriving together, there needs to be a 50/50 split in terms of energy, love, and effort. I invite you to think about it as 100/100. In other ...

Some friendships don’t fall apart — they slowly wear you down. Here’s how to spot the red flags before they start jeopardizing your well-being. Being socially connected and having flourishing ...

Outgrowing a relationship you once held dear is a bit like realizing your favorite pair of shoes don't fit anymore – it's uncomfortable but necessary to address. While it’s normal for friendships to ...

Emotional maturity allows couples to communicate honestly and support each other through challenges. When both people in a relationship are emotionally mature, they create a foundation built on trust, ...

Dear Eric: I’ve been friends with “Mikey” since we were about 9 years old. We are now 61. We grew up in the same neighborhood as kids, have moved around but still live in the same small town. Over the ...

Friendships, like any relationship, require effort, mutual understanding, and respect. However, as life evolves, sometimes the connections we once cherished begin to falter. While it may be difficult ...

Dear Eric: I’ve been friends with “Mikey” since we were about 9 years old. We are now 61. We grew up in the same neighborhood as kids, have moved around but still live in the same small town. Over the ...