The Science Behind a Woman’s Touch — What It Does to a Man’s Heart
Does a woman’s touch impact her “man’s” biology?
Humans have strong needs for physical connection. It starts at birth. But as boys become teenagers, peer pressure regulates touching. As they mature more, society reinforces men are self-sufficient, rugged and don’t need to be touched.
Has Your “Significant Other” Become Just… Other?
Is your partner/sweetheart truly your significant other? Prove it.
If your relationship is measured in years, it’s probably taken on some routines.
What a Child’s Sandcastle Taught Me About Romance
It fascinated me.
During one of my Robert Retreats at the beach, I watched a young child absorbed in play. It wasn’t so much their play. This child had been playing the same game when I walked by about an hour before.
Using a small plastic bucket, they’d fill it with wet sand, carry it above the waterline, and turn it upside down, adding to the line of “bucket-castles” previously created.
Why Most Gifts Don’t Feel Romantic (And How to Fix It)
What do Father’s Day ties, a dozen red roses and store-brand chocolates have in common? You might be surprised.
Years ago, I received an interesting collection of Christmas gifts. As I opened each gift, expecting something special, here’s some of what I found.
One Simple Choice That Turns Conflict Into Connection
It probably started with a single comment reflecting sharply differing political opinions. It exploded into an emotionally fueled argument. Mel’s temper ignited and he stormed off. Dumbfounded, the cast and movie crew went silent.
The One Thing That Truly Holds Relationships Together
The secret to lasting romance isn’t what you think—and it’s probably missing from most relationships.
Opposites Attract, But Can They Stay Together?
Is your partner organized or disorganized? How about you? Are there differences between the two or you?
Opposites do attract. Sometimes this attraction comes from finding someone who brings strengths to your life you don’t have.
From Gentle Swells to Nor’easters: Keeping Love Afloat with Romance
It was beautiful. Sunny. Gentle swells. A sixteen-knot south wind. Ideal conditions for sailing. Robert and Kathleen were anxious to get out on the ocean.
Several other parties arrived after them. Their captains half-heartedly prepared their boat, focused on leaving the harbor instead of preparation. These boats were already miles offshore. Sails billowing. Drinks flowing.
Why Most Gifts Don’t Feel Romantic (And How to Fix It)
What do Father’s Day ties, a dozen red roses and store-brand chocolates have in common? You might be surprised.
Years ago, I received an interesting collection of Christmas gifts. As I opened each gift, expecting something special, here’s some of what I found.
Is Uneven Romance a Red Flag—or a Chance to Grow Closer?
Major potholes marked the last year of their relationship road. They agreed they wanted to diminish their impact. During an extended discussion about the impacting issues, they agreed each would create a Romantic Moment for the other.
The lady volunteered to create the first for him.