For some married women, sharing the space in the family with the in-laws can be taxing and troublesome. Conflicts and disagreements can be present in the marital house due to difference of opinion, lifestyle, attitude, difference of customs, traditions, expectations etc...

A flirting co-worker can be a cause of concern especially for women. Most people put a women’s personal conduct before her professional expertise and achievements. A woman makes an easy target for blaming...

Choosing an appropriate life partner can be an important step towards a loving and fulfilling marriage. Though conflicts and disagreements could be a part of married life, wrong choice of a partner can make matters worse...

Conflict and arguments between parents and children crop up after a certain age. Till the child reaches a suitable age, he/she is dependent upon the advice and decisions of the parent. The child, more or less follows what the parent says and does not retaliate against it...

Sibling rivalry is a common phenomenon at a certain age. It could occur between children of similar age or children who have a wide age difference too. Rivalry could result if children feel that one of them is being favoured over the other, frequent comparisons, showing one kid in a poor light, competition etc...

Couples in relationship undergo a period of possessiveness.  The feeling of possessiveness could be a result of insecurity, low opinion about self, absence of a loving and trusting relationship in the past, experience of betrayal in the past, needing acknowledgement that you are important to the partner just as the partner is important to you..

Marital conflicts can be caused by clash of attitude or thinking, non-compatibility of the couple, faulty coping pattern and manner of functioning, not having adequate time and consideration for each other and so on. ..

A bond like friendship is easy to form. However, creating a meaningful relationship and developing lasting friendship is not easy. It needs a lot of effort and commitment from both the sides...

Romantic relationships form with interest and enthusiasm. There is a newness to it, and an effort and commitment to make things work.  Initially all romantic relationships flourish as the couple try to adjust themselves to the partner, try to be understanding and sensitive to gain trust, allow more space to the partner, do not dominate, avoid..

The beginning of teenage can be a stressful time for the teenager as well as parents.  The teenager begins to develop a sense of his/her personality and individuality and moves towards being a self oriented person.  He/she also has to deal with the changes in the body, personality, emotions and peer pressure...

Looking after a mentally affected person can be taxing and cumbersome. There may times when the process becomes frustrating due to the mood swings, odd behavior and disruptions caused by the ill person. It needs a lot of patience, understanding, time and effort...

End of a loving relationship can be very emotionally distressing and traumatic experience.  Feelings of guilt, shame, anger, disappointment, hurt, sense of failure, loss of self-esteem and confidence may be the repercussions of a break off.  It may also cause depression and self-harming tendencies...

Adults or office goers spend a major part of their time at the office and interacting with co-workers around.  Having an easy and trusting relationship with co-workers can make the atmosphere at the workplace fun and encouraging. ..

Marriage is called the new birth of every person as he/she started a new chapter of his/her life. There are many new relations makes their place in life after marriage. Thus, keep a marriage strong and survive life is a bit problematic in some conditions if not handle with care. There are no shortcuts to..

Are you also one of them who have a breakup and are undergoing pain, depression and bitterness? Eventually, you want to forget your ex- partner so that you can start your life again and move on to better things. Here are some tips that will help you in forgetting your ex-partner...