Elizabeth Stone

Ever wondered if you were doing things to turn your partner off without even realizing it?

You meet a guy and everything seems like it’s going great. Then after what feels like a super intense connection, and you feel like a relationship might be on the horizon, suddenly he cools WAY off.

There is nothing quite like missing someone terribly and desperately trying to keep your connection fresh, when all you’re able to share are phone calls.

One of the scariest things that can happen to your relationship is when the man who you felt such a great connection with, who you felt so close to, starts to pull away.

Feeling is why we do EVERYTHING in our lives. We spend our days striving to feel a certain way. We want to feel the satisfaction of sex, love, attention, admiration, respect, and so on.

After a breakup, it’s common to look back over what happened and wonder how to get your ex to forgive you.

Ever broken up with someone and wished you could take it all back? You might WANT to get over it, but you heart seems to have other ideas.

To stop thinking about them, you’ll need to stop talking about them, but first, get it all out.

Often in an effort to right the wrongs of a failed relationship, an ex will try to change all of the things that their ex didn’t like about them.

Whether your ex wants to hear from you or not, just sending out a “hi” with nothing else makes you look weak AND like you’re not sure where you’re going with this.

Too often we think that men are a limited time offer, where if we resist what they want in the moment, they will slip away forever. Nonsense.

If you expect that when Mr. Right shows up, he’ll be exactly 3 inches taller than you and look the way you imagined he would when you were seven years old and planning your Barbie dream wedding— you’re probably going to be sorely disappointed.