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You can't help but wonder if you have a future with him. It's going so well. He seems so into you. You've even met his parents. Surely happily-ever-after is in your future? Before you start eyeing engagement rings, look for this VERY important clue. It will help you know whether you've got what it takes to live happily ever after. Dating & relationship expert Amy Waterman isn't afraid to look beneath the surface at what really makes relationships work. The transition from dating to marriage is hard. Not all couples make it. Want to know whether getting married will ruin your relationship? Then check out this video: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

Do you find yourself dating the same guy over and over again? If so, it may not be him. It might be YOU. Everyone has a “love pattern,” also known as an attachment style. Your love pattern defines the way you relate in intimate relationships and what kind of partner you find attractive. Dating & relationship expert Amy Waterman helps you identify your love pattern (secure, anxious, or avoidant) and understand what it means for you. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

We all want to stay young. Feel vibrant. Have tons of energy. But our bodies keep taking us down the path of aging. Fatigue. Aches and pains. Forgetfulness. That middle-age paunch. Should we just accept our fate? Or are there ways we can get our health and vitality back? Judy Gaman has been asking those questions for years. She's a health and wellness expert with a degree from the prestigious George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. She's written two books on aging—"Age to Perfection" and "Stay Young"—and she shares her anti-aging advice on the airwaves on the nationally syndicated Staying Young Show. In this week's YBTV interview, she encourages us to get back to the basics. Sleep right, eat right, and stay off the computer. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

You're thinking about getting married. But will it ruin your relationship? Marriage is not just your current relationship with a ring on top. Marriage changes things. That's because marriage has a very important component: the no-exit clause. You can't get out. You're stuck. You're married. Dating & relationship expert Amy Waterman explains how marriage changes relationships. Knowing what to expect keeps you from doubting yourself when times get tough. If you've been hesitating because you don't know how engagement will affect the good thing you've got going, then this video is a must-see. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

How many times have you wondered if your standards for a man are too high? Maybe you should just settle. You're never going to find someone who's got everything you want. And if you DO manage to find him, he won't be interested in you anyway. It's depressing. Dr. Duana Welch wasn't finding this easy, either. She dated some pretty picture-perfect men ... only to realize that they bored her. Was it too much to expect that he be successful, good-looking AND interesting? Instead of giving up, she tried a different tactic. She decided to use her research skills as an academic to find out what really were the deal-breakers in romantic relationships... And which qualities didn't matter so much after all. She reveals the results of that research with us in this week's YBTV interview. Discover whether your standards for a guy are too high ... or too low! Learn how to set good standards in men and stick to them. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

There’s nothing as attractive as someone from a different country or culture. They’ve got the accent. The exotic look. The ability to jolt you out of complacency and make your everyday world seem magical. But is the reality of a cross-cultural relationship as appealing as the fantasy? We knew the perfect person to ask: Joe Lurie. A former Peace Corps Volunteer, Joe Lurie served for two decades as Executive Director of UC Berkeley's International House. There, amidst close to 1500 students annually from over 80 countries and 25 US states, he witnessed many intercultural, interracial, and interfaith romances which often led to challenging and enriching marriages across countries and cultures. What distinguished the couples who thrived from those who struggled? Thriving couples took the time to understand, respect, and honor each other’s cultures. In this YBTV interview, Joe tells entertaining anecdotes about couples who, despite cultural differences, managed to live happily ever after. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

(This interview contains some explicit language. Viewer discretion is advised.) Is it okay if he enjoys sex more than you? Maybe you've just started seeing one another. Maybe he doesn't know you well enough yet to push the right buttons. Or maybe you've been together for so long that sex is just routine. You don't think too much about it. Or maybe you've never prioritized your own pleasure. Maybe it's always been about him rather than you, and you're not sure why. In this week's YBTV interview, we talk with licensed professional counselor Terah Harrison about what to do when sex is better for him than for you. Terah specializes in helping couples have a happy, healthy sex life and fight less. You'll learn about the orgasm gap, the importance of asking for what you want, and what it means to become clitorate. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

We all know the legend of the midlife crisis. Men buy fast cars, get mistresses, and go around in bad sports coats and comb-overs, trying to reclaim their youth. But are midlife crises genuine … or is the idea just a convenient excuse for bad behavior? Dating & relationship expert Amy Waterman explains why male menopause, also known as "manopause" or andropause, really IS a thing, thanks to decreasing levels of testosterone. These 3 tips will help you not just understand what your man is going through but also cope with his bad behavior You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

You probably stay pretty safe online. You never click on the links in spam messages, you only visit reputable sites, and you carefully read the privacy policy on every site you visit. ;-) But what about your kids? Do you know what your kids do online? It’s time to sit down as a family and have a chat, and personal safety expert Pete Canavan knows exactly what you should say. Pete has been helping clients and students learn how to protect themselves for over 20 years through his work as an IT security consultant, martial arts & self-defense instructor, university public safety officer, and event security professional. In this YBTV interview, Pete discusses how to stay safe on social media, cyber bullying, and how much time your child should spend online. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

It's hard to say no. Especially if the person you're saying no to is a man you want to impress. Or your boss. Or a friend. Or your mother. But learning how to say no is one of the most important skills you'll ever learn. When you can say no without feeling guilty, you feel more confident and able to stand up for yourself. Dating & relationship expert Amy Waterman shares some of her own personal stories about saying no ... and the hilarious consequences! You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

You're a smart, switched on woman. So surely no player would stand a CHANCE with you. You'd see right through his games. Or would you? Find out the 3 tactics men use on smart, confident women to hook them. These techniques have probably been used on you before - and you NEVER realized it. Dating & relationship coach Amy Waterman spent years delving into the world of pickup artists. She interviewed many of the best in the field, and now she's revealing their secrets to women in a free report. Find out how a player's mind works. Learn to spot the signs he's a player. Get this free report and pass it onto your friends. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

Becca was tired. She didn't have a boyfriend and had no clue when or where she'd ever get one. She wanted to feel sexy again. Her friend Amy's advice? It's time to stop waiting for a man. You don't have to go without romance or flowers or romantic meals out, just because you don't have a a man to treat you. You can treat yourself. You can give YOURSELF the love you've been waiting for. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

You've heard it a thousand times. No woman should expect a man to "complete" her. She should be independent, self-sufficient, and perfectly happy without a man. More than anything, she needs to stop being needy and stop being clingy! Guess what? It's all WRONG. You actually WANT to be needy in a relationship. There's nothing wrong with neediness. Nothing wrong with needing others. Nothing wrong with needing love. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

(This content may be disturbing to some viewers. Viewer discretion advised.) You've taught your children about stranger danger. You monitor their internet use. Is that enough to protect them from getting kidnapped? Human trafficking expert Nancy Hartwell believes that we can do more. It starts with understanding the risks. Modern-day slavery is alive and well in America, despite the best attempts of law enforcement to stamp it out. There may even be a sex trafficking ring in your town or neighborhood. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

As a former divorce attorney, Jason Levoy has dispensed his fair share of divorce advice. He’s seen couples fight to the bitter end. He’s seen couples put their differences aside for the sake of the kids. And his most important advice is to communicate. The worst divorces are those in which communication breaks down entirely. If you’re facing divorce, Jason has important advice on how to keep yourself sane, remember the big picture, and get the best possible outcome—even if you don’t have a lot of money for a divorce lawyer. You might also be interested in this report. https://bit.ly/34GQ3z8

(This interview deals with a subject that is sensitive in nature. Viewer discretion is advised.) What do you do when you catch your man watching porn? Do you call him out for cheating on you? Do you shame him into acknowledging the depravity of his behavior? Do you threaten to leave him unless he stops? Men watch porn. That’s not just a generalization. One survey found 98% of men had consumed porn within the last 6 months. But occasional use and addiction are two different things. In this interview, porn addiction expert Joshua Shea helps sort out the facts from the myths. You might also be interested in watching https://bit.ly/3pgZmiR

Your kids have a coach cheering them on every step of the way. Wouldn't it be nice have your OWN coach cheering you on as a mom? "Don't give up! You can do it! You're doing GREAT!" Well, you're in luck. Because there IS actually such a thing as a mom coach. A coach JUST for moms. Carrie Anne Killeen is a dream lifestyle coach for moms. She helps moms blast through limitations and reach for that dream life—the one that got buried under mounds of dirty laundry and stacks of homework. In this interview, Carrie shares her tips for turning parenting stress and challenges into opportunities and freedom. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

How’re you going to keep a bad boy? Getting him to fall for you was the easy part. Now you want to marry him! But convincing him to give up his bad boy ways is harder than you thought. Dating & relationship expert Amy Waterman explains why bad boys are just so darn attractive. She offers 3 tips to help you keep your bad boy close, even when his eye starts roving. Watch more of Amy's dating advice for women at https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

(This interview contains some explicit language. Viewer discretion is advised.) There are some things you just don't want to talk to your kids about. Porn on the internet. What they're learning about sex from their friends. Why private parts need to stay private. But there's no choice. You HAVE to talk about those things. Because your kids will learn about sex eventually. They'll have sex eventually. And their lives will be so much better if they've been informed by YOU rather than their peers or sex education at school. So how do you do it? You prepare yourself. You learn how and when to talk to your kids about the birds and the bees, and you learn what you should be discussing with them. You get informed so that it's easy and natural to have those conversations when opportunities arise. Body safety expert and educator Emily Gaudreau helps parents talk to their kids about staying safe. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

Toxic people are everywhere. They're work colleagues. They’re family members. Sometimes they’re even partners or spouses. They’re people who are bad for you. People who make you doubt yourself. People who take over your life. Dr. Rhoberta Shaler can help. She is a relationship consultant who helps her clients to recognize—and stop tolerating abuse from—relentlessly difficult, toxic people, which she calls Hijackals. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

Are you a soulpreneur seeking to build your soul-based business? Then business coach Tikoshia Davis has the tips you need to make a profit WITHOUT selling your soul. Learn to build a business you love without sacrificing your health or home life. Find out how you can manage your energy, have more balance, and make time for self-care ... all while running a sustainable and profitable business. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

Wouldn't you love to command a room with nothing more than your physical presence? Runway coach Etirsa South can help. She helps models, corporate clients, and female entrepreneurs develop their unique style of presenting themselves. With a few simple tips, you can feel cool, confident, and powerful ... even if you're nervous on the inside. You might also be interested in watching: https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

Falling for someone you can't have is the worst. The yearning. The suffering. The knowledge that life will always be grey and dark without him. But there's hope. You just need to take dating advice from Orlando Bloom. (Yes, THAT Orlando.) Dating & relationship expert Amy Waterman explains what Orlando might say about loving someone you can never have. Unrequited love isn't the end of the world; it's only the beginning. You might also be interested in these videos https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

Your brain in love is so FICKLE! One minute it's telling you you've found The One ... the next minute, he's the most irritating man you've ever met. One minute you're swept away by romance ... the next minute, you're bored in the relationship. Why do our brains DO this to us? Dating & relationship expert Amy Waterman dives into the science of love in this video. She explains how your brain gets hijacked by happy chemicals... And what you can do to get control back. You might also be interested in these videos https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2

What's beneath all the social masks you wear? Do you know who you are outside of your roles as mother, wife, friend, daughter, worker? If you didn't have to be everything to everyone, who would you choose to be ... just for yourself? Lucinda Bakken White knows how difficult those questions are. In her memoir "Confessions of a Bone Woman: Realizing Authentic Wildness in a Civilized World," she recounts her own journey from society wife to bone collector and artist. Today, she works as an "Inner Wildness" guide, to lead women back into their wild, authentic core. You might also be interested in these videos https://bit.ly/3oFtHq2