Sabrina Bendory

When a man starts to pull away or withdraw, a lot of women reflexively panic and do what they can to bring him back and get the relationship back on track.

My friend Ashley came to me in a tizzy one day. She was dating a very confusing man and needed help making sense of it all.

So you were dating a guy… or maybe still in the “talking phase” and he seemed super into you. And you like him too which makes it even better!

Breakups are hard enough, but when your ex keeps coming back but doesn’t seem to want you back it can be crushing. It could be an ex-boyfriend or an ex-situation-whatever, either way it hurts and it messes with your mind.

I have been writing about relationships and giving relationship advice for over a decade now, which is kind of surreal and makes me feel very old.

If you’ve been dumped, it’s natural to want to make him regret his decision. I’m assuming you want to make him regret leaving you because you want him back.

Ever notice that the guys you really want don’t seem to want you at the same level… and yet you easily and effortlessly attract the guys you don’t really want? It’s confusing and frustrating.

Relationships fall apart all the time for various reasons — cheating, jealousy, distance, or sometimes it just isn’t a match. Sometimes, things are beyond our control.

Blake Lively is having both an amazing month and a horrendous one. The good: her new movie “It Ends With Us” is crushing it at the box office. The bad?

Here is a common relationship misconception: A lot of people believe they will get what they give.

While it’s much easier to blame other people for everything that goes wrong… sometimes it’s us. Sometimes we’re the problem, we’re the toxic ones. Eek. There’s a truth no one really wants to admit. First, it’s OK.

The road to enlightenment is paved with mistakes made along the way… and boy did I make them all!

Sometimes we are our own worst enemies and sabotage our chances of getting what we really want. Relationships, careers, fitness…we can derail ourselves in all areas of life.

Every single girl will at some point find herself asking this question: is there no one out there for me or am I the problem?

I don’t know what the biggest relationship issue was before the invention of smart phones, but in this digital day and age the culprit behind most issues and confusions is texting.

Overthinking in relationships can be a silent destroyer, turning every word, gesture, or delay in response into a potential disaster.

Here’s a situation I’ve definitely found myself in and I’m sure you can relate. You meet someone, something clicks, and suddenly a force takes you over.

Will sleeping with a guy too soon make him instantly lose interest and head for the hills? It is an age-old debate with no concrete answer.