divorced
Sometimes a good divorce is better than a bad marriage.
WHAT HE REALLY NEEDS
Introduction Behind every strong man is a little boy who once craved love, connection, and affirmation. But somewhere along the journey, that boy was told to "man up," "toughen up," and "never cry." And so, he buried himself under layers of silence, strength, and shame — until one day, he could no longer recognize who he truly was.
By Kreative William 254about a year ago in Families
HOW TO MAKE STRESS YOUR FRIEND
Introduction: A Confession About Stress How often have you heard that stress is bad for your health? That it causes heart disease, depression, and even premature death? For years, health psychologist Kelly McGonigal stood behind this message—until one research study completely changed her perspective.
By Kreative William 254about a year ago in Families
Marriage Counseling: What to Expect
Relationships, though rewarding, can sometimes encounter rough patches that seem hard to navigate. While DIY solutions may seem easy, they may not be forthcoming. Seeking guidance can be pivotal in gaining clarity, improving communication, and rebuilding connections. It offers an opportunity to explore deeper aspects of your relationship and lay the groundwork for a stronger, more resilient bond.
By Jonathan Riedelabout a year ago in Families
My Comfort, My Zone
We had a tough time. I was at the lowest of my lows when we met. He was old. He was not shiny. Or loud. He was just there in the corner, waiting for somebody to take notice of him. And I did. I’m not really sure if he would like me. I was a mess. I needed somebody to depend on.
By Raquel Panganibanabout a year ago in Families
The Power of Apology: Healing the Wounds Words Can’t See
Every relationship—no matter how strong—experiences moments of tension, misunderstanding, or hurt. Whether it’s a harsh word said in anger, forgetting something important, or emotional withdrawal, the pain we cause each other isn’t always visible. But the one thing that has the power to begin the healing process? A genuine apology.
By Zakir Khanabout a year ago in Families
Silence and Stigma: The Perfect Storm
The sun sets over Juba, South Sudan’s bustling capital, casting a golden hue over the patchwork of urban and rural lives now intertwined. In a nation where traditions and modernity converge, where rural customs meet urban realities, the dynamics of relationships, particularly polygamous ones, take centre stage. Beneath the surface of these relationships, however, lies a less discussed but critical issue: the prevalence and management of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). What happens when trust, silence, and cultural norms collide with the stark realities of public health?
By Majok Wutchokabout a year ago in Families
10 Real Signs Someone Loves You Silently
Love doesn’t always come with grand gestures or loud declarations. Sometimes, the deepest love is quiet — tucked in actions, hidden in glances, and whispered through consistency. Here’s how to know if someone loves you in silence.
By Abdushakur Mrishoabout a year ago in Families
5 Honest Reasons Men Keep Their Relationships a Secret — Even When They’re in Love
You’ve been dating for months. You know his siblings. He knows your favorite late-night snack. The conversations are deep, the chemistry is electric — but the relationship? Still invisible to the world.
By Abdushakur Mrishoabout a year ago in Families
