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If you’ve ever wondered how long it takes to fall in love, you may be surprised to hear that it takes takes just a fifth of a second.
The post Sooo… How Long Does It Really Take To Fall In Love? appeared first on Women’s Health.
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Non-committal relationships are seriously common… First, there was “booty call.” Next: “friends with benefits.” And now: “situationship.” Are you in one?
The post 9 Signs You’re In A ‘Situationship’ — And How To Get TF Out Of It appeared first on Women’s Health.
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Kindness has been shown to be a major determining factor in whether a relationship lasts (or, at least, whether the couple in question is happy together). But kindness isn’t just about doing nice things for your partner or offering compliments — it’s also about how you react to your partner’s attempts to connect in both big and small ways. Because, look. Communication and defaulting to kindness is easy when everything is going well. When you’re not getting along so well with your partner, however, it’s a much harder task. This article from 2014 is one I refer back to often,…
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Here’s a scary and rarely discussed stat: eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness and suicide rates are 23 percent higher in those with eating disorders than in the general population. In addition, for those with eating disorders, rates of death are elevated compared to those suffering from other mental health disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Because this topic is so important — and alarmingly, on the rise — we reached out to Jamie Manwaring, primary therapist at Eating Recovery Center in Denver, for her tips on how to talk to a loved one…
The post Discussing an Eating Disorder: Tips for a Successful Dialogue appeared first on Fit Bottomed Girls.
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Just like in a romantic relationship, sharing personal information strengths the relationship—deeper questions focus on that personal self-disclosure
The post 42 (Not Boring) Questions That Will Help Make Any Relationship Stronger appeared first on Women’s Health.
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