Sabrina Bendory is a renowned relationship expert, dating coach, and best-selling author of Detached: How To Let Go, Heal, and Become Irresistible. Here, she walks through five glaring signals that you’re trapped in a toxic relationship.
Ever wonder why that toxic and narcissistic ex-partner kept reaching out to you, long after the relationship had ended? Or why they seemed to make attempts to provoke you after the break-up?
Virgo While the rest of the world is spiraling into seasonal disorganization and emotional impulse buys, Virgo is thriving. There’s something about the crisp, clean energy of fall that aligns perfectly with Virgo’s need for order, purpose, and progress.
1. You’re going to cut back on something soon. The elimination round has arrived and you only have so many roses to hand out.
Life has a funny way of catching us off guard when we least expect it. Through experiences, it changes and transforms us in ways we couldn’t have dreamed of – sometimes until we hardly recognize who we once were.
Psychologists have noticed a trend in the dating world and in dating apps: many women are leaving en masse to pursue happier, more independent lives and focus on themselves.
When we’re in love, we understandably want to know if it’s going to last. We want to make sure our commitment is a worthy investment or if we’re wasting our time.
High-quality men know that these are the actual traits and behaviors that make a woman “wife” material.
Romantic comedies come with their fair share of grand gestures and swoon-worthy moments, but some of the most memorable ones remind us that the greatest love story is the one we have with ourselves.
Teen dramas adore love triangles (or quadrangles) as much as the average human being worships at the altar of Nutella.
Conrad or Jeremiah? Who’s a better match for Belly? What do the Fisher boys bring to the table?
People have a lot to say about Prime Video’s The Summer I Turned Pretty, especially surrounding the love triangle—and even more especially about the internet’s newest boyfriend, Conrad Fisher.
1. You Will Meet Hot People In A Bar. This, for me, is the biggest myth/lie ever told by society. Expectation: a guy/girl rolls into the bar and meets the hottest person in the room within seconds.
