About the Author
"Connecting what you want with what you need to know" Internationally acclaimed coach, speaker, and author Randy Hurlburt shows you how to achieve what you want in your dating and relationship life. Whether you want a soulmate or a lover, he can help you know how and where to look. Randy says most couples get together for the wrong reasons and break up for the wrong reasons, so find out how to break this cycle, and don't leave your love to chance.
Daring to speak the truth about love, Randy's out-of-the-box solutions to relationship issues have been featured in as widely diverse media as NBC TV and Playboy Radio. Randy is author of the award wining book Love Is Not A Game (But You Should Know the Odds). Feel free to send him questions at randy@loveisnotagame.com.
ARTICLES:
Baby Step Goals
Learn how to set relationship goals and reach them in baby steps.
Can You Revive Lost Feelings?
Learn whether lost feelings can be revived after a breakup, fight, or years of neglect.
Living With Uncertainty
All relationships are filled with uncertainty... if it will last, if it will be good, when we will have sex, what to do next, and so on. Here are some tips for living with this uncertainty in your relationship.
Romantic Chemistry comes in DEGREES
Learn how to understanding the dynamics of relationships with varying degrees of romantic chemistry and tips for determining your own relationship's romantic chemistry.
Solve Problems in the "Crease"
A football analogy explains how problems are best solved in order to move a relationship forward.
The Moth and the Flame
The struggle for closeness and safety. Learn how high chemistry causes both attraction and fear, which can result in distancing behaviors.
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Nicki Clovis
Posted at 8:39am on Friday, April 8th, 2011
I am packing and walking out the door. I have been married to a man for 8 years. He is very successful and kind to everyone but me (his wife). He takes all his problems out on me and then says, I do that to him. I think because he feels bad for treating me so bad, that he has to say I am doing what he is really doing. I am so lost. I think I love him but he confuses me.Help!