There is no such thing as a relationship that is immune to cheating. Ideally, this is something that you and your partner both abstain from, but the reality is that nearly half of relationships experience cheating (the number could be higher). If you have cheated on your partner, then you will both need to decide if staying in the relationship is the right decision. To do this, it will

Any time you end a relationship with someone, you may still find yourself emotionally tied to them. Alternatively, you may still like to keep tabs on what they are up to. Perhaps you’ve been in an on-again-off-again cycle, perhaps you still harbor hope of reconciliation, or perhaps you just want to remain in their life. In any of these situations, it may be useful for you to try and

Breaking up over the phone can be tough. Many argue breakups over the phone are in bad taste. Some recent surveys, however, indicate that casual relationship text breakups are approved by the majority. Nearly a quarter of people are even fine with breaking up a serious relationship via text. If a breakup text is OK in today’s smart phone-dominated world, then surely a breakup phone call

Anger is a normal emotion that you might feel following a breakup, but it can be more intense for some people than for others. Luckily, there are several helpful strategies for processing your anger and moving on with your life after a breakup. Start by acknowledging how you’re feeling and working through your emotions. Then, look for ways you can take better care of yourself to promote

No one wants to go through the pain that cheating can bring to a relationship. While there are no guarantees to happiness in any relationship, experts believe you can take steps to prevent cheating by yourself or by your significant other. A few small changes will at least make cheating less likely.

Breaking up is hard! If you’re planning to break up with your boyfriend, you may be feeling nervous or unsure. Before having the talk, go over the reasons you want to break up and rehearse what you'll say. When you're ready, do it in person if you can. Be as clear as possible and don't leave things open to interpretation, since this may give him false hope. Try to end with a kind or

You meet a guy and he is absolutely lovely, really, really great. However, you have a boyfriend or you are plain just not interested in pursuing him romantically. The problem is that he wants to be more than friends. This is a how-to for the savvy female, who wants to remain friends without hurting anybody.

All people are capable of misunderstanding messages or simply being oblivious to intended cues, and guys are no different. Whether you are trying to lose a clingy crush or wonder what behaviors will send a boyfriend packing for good, you can do all sorts of things to lose a guy.

We know that it’s a painful and confusing time when someone breaks your heart. Even though it hurts, heartbreak shows you were open and cared a lot about your relationship. It’s going to take some time to heal, but there are a lot of things you can do to make coping easier. We’ll start with some tips on how to boost your self-esteem before covering some ways to fill your time and move

Reading people's body language is complicated because communication is not universal. You have to look at the signs in the context of the other person's personality, social factors, what he says and how he says it, and the setting. You might not have access to all of this information, but it helps to use as much of it as you can. By knowing the context, you can interpret someone's body