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When can you start dating again after losing your husband? Kiva Leatherman discusses dating and romance as widow with two children.

We all want to be the good guy but should you friends with your kids? Our Experts discuss parenting, discipline, authority and raising the best kids possible.

Why do women commit adultery? Is it for the same reasons as men?\n\nShare and comment: http://www.yourtango.com/2013195912/infidelity-why-do-women-cheat-video

Telling friends and family that you're gay is a tricky proposition. You're not in this alone. Our Experts are here to help.

Mr. Right may seem forever elusive, but Dr. Diana Kirschner gives advice on what to look for.

Dr. Tammy Nelson discusses when an affair is and isn't the death knell of a marriage

Sherry Amatenstein discusses why some women go from one abusive relationship to another.

I am so jealous when my man flirts but I flirt all the time. Am I a hypocrite? Am I not committed? How do I sort this out? LiYana Silver discusses flirting, jealousy and how to feel like you and your guy are on the same page.

Dr. Shoshona Bennett answers the question how to handle depression while off meds during pregnancy.

If you love a Capricorn, here’s how to go the distance with an ambitious, loyal, persistent and methodical someone who’s always got her eye on the prize — in this case, you!

Pisces women are fiercely intuitive and naturally sexy creatures. With water in our nature (we're the fish sign, remember?), we have a fluid creativity that breeds compassion and acceptance — the makings of a perfect partner, right? Right. Well, except for a few annoying tendencies. Here's what it's like to love a Pisces:

Everyone has some kind of addiction, even if they won't admit it to themselves.

If you want to know how to seduce your husband or boyfriend and make him fall in love again, here are 12 sweet, romantic things to do for him every single day.

Seriously, you may need a prenup. While it may be the least sexy idea going into a marriage, it may make sense for you. The prenuptial agreement is a form of insurance and in many cases it actually makes couples more at-ease. Ace family lawyer Kevin Chroman has advice on how to ask for one without starting a divorce. \n\nComment and share: http://www.yourtango.com/2017308803/prenup-how-get-prenup-sabotage-marriage

Cheating. Infidelity. Unfaithfulness. It seems like a dagger right through the heart of any healthy relationship. But maybe not. Mary Kay Cocharo discusses how to get past an instance of cheating and actually use it to strengthen whatever is wrong with your relationship that may have preceded the infidelity. GASP!\n\nComment and share: http://www.yourtango.com/2017308666/husband-affair-steps-recovery

Rachel Kramer Bussel, editor of the new book 'Dirty Girls,' reveals the secret world of the erotica writer.

Did you ever meet one of those couples that boast about how they still keep things lively in the bedroom, even after a million years of marriage? Did you ever believe them? If not, let YourTango Expert Esther Perel convince you that it may be time for a change of heart.

Chinese men may not tell you how they feel, but they sure will sing it. Tuccillo checks out the Chinese karaoke scene.

Liz Tuccillo, writer for Sex and the City and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, asks men in Sydney, Australia if they have an easy time dating, seeing as there are more single men than single women. Their answer? Yes!

After talking to men and women in Sydney, Australia Liz Tuccillo, writer for <em>Sex and the City</em> and co-author of <em>He's Just Not That Into You</em>, concludes that if you're a single women over 34-years-old, it'll be really, really hard to find a man to marry. Her advice? Get out of Sydney!

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Her husband mentioned how attractive a female coworker is and constantly looks at other women longingly, how can she get him to look at her this way? How do they rekindle their attraction?Sherri Nickols discusses attraction and how to rekindle your ro

Dr. Hillary Goldsher discusses fighting in front of your kids and how to teach them about arguing civilly.

We all keep hearing about hookup culture and it's not just youngsters. What happens when all of your relationships are hookup-oriented? Does that make it tougher to get into a more traditional courtship? Can you turn a friend-with-benefits into a conventional partner? Helen Fisher and our panel of Experts discuss.\n\nShare and discuss: http://www.yourtango.com/2016295000/can-sex-ruin-your-chances-of-a-good-stable-relationship-for-good

Larry Michel discusses what to do when you realize that your boyfriend isn't over his ex and is very much stuck in his last relationship.