It's his fault, my mom's fault, the president's fault. Or is it your responsibility? I'll take that answer. After all, if it's up to me, I can do something about it and actually change it.  It's way easier to be a victim as you don't have to do anyth

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner, and your marriage: 1. Be consistent. 2. Don't create a pressure on doing something good.  3. If it's hysterical it's historical. Got any marriage questions? Submit them here: Podcast – lifepixre

When you see your partner's emotions rising, what do you do?  Brianna and Jay have worked so much on themselves before they got together, that they now can be there for each other during the difficult times. Not about controlling, but taking the lead

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner, and your marriage: 1. When your spouse in a bad mood, that's when he needs you to be in good mood. 2. You see what you want to see. 3. Do you want to be correct or effective? Got any marriage qu

Why do marriages fail? Why do people get divorced if they still love each other? I'm gonna let psychologist Abby Medcalf tell you that answer and you'll want to hear, 'cuz it will surprise you.  Now once you have this knowledge (self - awareness firs

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner, and your marriage: 1. Relationships give you get the most pain and the most pleasure. 2. In marriage there are either 2 winners or 2 loosers. 3. A relationship starts off as a parent-child relati

When you fell in love, you most probably had a parent child relationship without even realizing it. What? Me? Probably. According to Dr. Ray & Jean we all have this type of relationship in the beginning and we have to learn how to grow out of it. Now,

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner, and your marriage: 1. Hard core honesty is the only way you'll be able to change your marriage. 2. It's not what you want, it's what you desire. 3. Cliché and true: prioritizing your kids.  Got

Yeah, some break ups are good. Really good. Especially when it means you are going to have to work on yourself.  Yup. Billy and Lisa had a great relationship but it couldn't go anywhere unless Lisa would work on herself and take care of her baggage.

3 MarriagePix to better understand yourself, your partner, and your marriage: 1. Steps to breaking the emotional cycle:       1) Identify the trigger.      2) Identify the emotion.      3) Validate and feel the emotion      4) Question the truth of it. 2