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Shoutout to the ones who show up in the little everyday moments. 💗✨
When you’re recovering from a set back, it’s often the thoughtful, daily acts of care that make the biggest difference. Alex opens up about how much he relies on his girlfriend for the little things—reminders to take medicine, fresh food, ice packs, and simple support while navigating life on crutches. Having someone in your corner… →
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Growing Together Means Giving Each Other Space to Grow Individually! 🌱💞
On this episode of Tricks My Dog Taught Me, Cree shares the secret to long-lasting relationships: supporting each other’s personal journeys without holding each other back. When two people respect each other’s independence and separate life paths, it creates a foundation built on trust, respect, and lasting love. ✨🔗 How do you and your partner… →
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Both of You Are the Main Character 👑✨
In any strong relationship, there shouldn’t be just one “star.” As Susan shares in my latest episode, marriage isn’t about pivoting everything to maintain just one partner’s emotional regulation, career, or needs—it has to be a team. 🤝❤️ From relocating for career milestones to trading off solo-parenting duties, true partnership means both people are equally… →
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Your Partner Can Be Your Everything… But They Shouldn’t HAVE To Be.
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how much the definition of marriage has shifted. Historically, it was about convenience, status, and survival. Today, it’s about love—which is beautiful! But with that shift comes a massive amount of pressure. We look at one person and expect them to be our best friend, our financial partner,… →
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Butterfly Vibes or GPS Mode?
Dee dropped some major relationship truths on the podcast! 😂 There’s nothing like the romance of holding hands after 30 years of marriage… until your partner reveals the real reason they won’t let go! Turns out, holding hands isn’t just about those sweet, butterfly-in-the-stomach feelings—sometimes it’s pure navigation so you don’t wander off! But hey,… →
SH#T MY DOG TAUGHT ME 