matters of the heart

There are countless articles about inner beauty, and nearly every single one of them sends us the same message over and over again. You are not your body, you are your…

Me and my husband have been married almost two years and have been together much longer. But lately I haven’t felt “whole?? in my life. We had a child almost…

If you’ve ever felt the stinging loss of a relationship that drifted apart– and who hasn’t — then The Red Book is for you. Deborah Copaken Kogan authored this beautiful book…

We’re all familiar with those idealized dads.. you know the ones you see in movies that crack corny jokes, reiterate the weather and tell you to be ready 2 hours…

Silence, clarity, and learning what it’s like to listen to our own hearts and our own minds… it can be way more beneficial than you might think. Being alone allows…

Hi Nomi, I am writing to you for some desperately needed female advice on friendship & forgiveness! I feel as though I have always been a very loyal friend. For…

While some people see their siblings as just another family member, I see my sibling as a best friend. My younger brother is the only person who understands my life…

In today’s world, there is so much pressure to be in a relationship. The songs we listen to, the things we watch, and posts on social media all seem to…

Moving in with your significant other is a big step in a relationship and it?s more than okay to be scared. So much is left to question ? will he…

After several years of watching countless relationships both prosper and deteriorate, I’ve found that contrary to popular belief there are several ways to speak love, give love and feel love.…

With minimalism in mind when it comes to living simply to improve our quality of life, what would happen if we applied these values to our relationships?

It’s National Sibling Day! Our brothers are occasionally thorns in our side, but they are also our partners in crime. Being a girl in a house full of boys can have its impact, on your dating life in particular.

The ugly truth is that there is no trick for moving on. Band aids don’t fix bullet holes, only time and an active effort to be happy will ‘fix’ you.