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Once bitten, twice shy, right? How do you start trusting again after you've been burned in a relationship? Dr Rhoberta Shaler discusses.

Business success, while not actually easy, at least has a formula. The same can't be said for relationships. Our Experts discuss how women can apply their business savvy to matters of the heart.

Backtalk. Parents can't stand it, kids can't seem to help themselves. Tara Kennedy Kline has some advice on how to knock off the sass, smart mouth and backtalk from your kid.

Many women worry that they've missed out by not marrying and having kids before the age of 40. Are men only interested in dating younger women? Amy Schoen discusses.

Some men are just not interested in a long-term relationship. How do you sort these guys out from men who want marriage, kids and a house with a fence? Amy Schoen tells you how.

A lot of people have anger management issues. How can you control your anger better? And how do you get to the root of your rage? Dr. Rhoberta Shaler discusses why you're so mad all of the time.

We have a hard time believing in things that aren't tactile and quantifiable. But what about love? Sue Johnson discusses the scientific basis for love.

You want your kids to be incredibly successful but when do you let them fail or succeed on their own? Helicopter parenting, the act of involving yourself in alls aspects of your child’s life, may not be as helpful as you think. Our Experts discuss how you can formulate the best recipe for success with your kids and let them flourish on their own.

We’ve all heard that relationships tend to get stale after 7 years but did you know that 4 years is more likely? Looking at historical data and extrapolating anthropological theory, it appears that marriages tend to hit rough patches at 4 year intervals. Confused? Dr Helen Fisher and our panel of Experts explain how to avoid becoming a statistic.

We all want our kids to succeed in school. And we don't want to be too hard on them. How do we motivate our kids to make good grades and succeed without it being a fight all of the time?

We all have a tendency to get bored. Especially in relationships. Laurel House instructs us how to keep a relationship fun and keep everyone interested.

Making sure that our children are properly cared for is pretty important, right? Possibly the most important thing we can do. But should you put your children’s well-being completely ahead of your own? Harville Hendrix from the Imago Institute discuss.

I know we don't want our kids to hurt, struggle and suffer but we do want them to be successful. What do we do to convince our kids not to quit when things get tough? Tara Kennedy-Kline discusses.

Coming out to your friends and loved ones is complicated under the best of circumstances. But what if you do it in your 40s and later? What should you know? What should you do? And how should you expect loved ones to react to coming out as gay later in life? Mary Malia has the answers

It's a bit cliche but men get married with the hope that their wife won't change and women get married with the hope that they will change their husband. Is this true for you? Do you want to change your husband? If so can you? If so, how do you?

Divorce is a big decision but sometimes the right one. How do you determine if a non-abusive marriage has to come to an end? Dr. Rhoberta Shaler has a great checklist.

Disciplining our own kids is a major hot-button topic right now. But what about other adults correcting your children's behavior? Tara Kennedy Kline discusses discipline.

Men and women handle anger in different ways. Is one "healthier"? Maybe. Helen Fisher and our Experts discuss the Mars - Venus of anger.

A lot of people think that you're free of your ex as soon as you get divorced or the kids graduate. But that may not be the case. Micki McWade discusses how to make peace with an ex that you'll have to see for the rest of your life.

You're great. Your friends and mom tell you that all of the time but you are STILL not in a decent relationship, what gives? Are you too picky? Are you too closed off? Lisa Steadman and Charles J Orlando answer why you're single.

Oftentimes one person in a relationship is more interested in improving a relationship than the other. Is it possible for one partner to save a relationship on his or her own? Harville Hendrix and our panel of experts discuss.

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Have you ever asked a guy out? Are you worried about rejection? Lisa Kaplin discusses the fear of rejection and why it might be a nice change of pace to ask a man out.

Are you interested in finding a life partner? And that's why you're dating? Well, how do you tell a man that you're going out with that you're dating to find a husband? Amy Schoen has your back.