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Showing posts with label partners. Show all posts

FDA Approves Sex Friendly Viibryd Antidepressant

The FDA approved the anti-depressant Viibryd for treatment of MDD (Major Depressive Disorder). Viibryd is Clinical Data's trade name for vilazodone hydrochloride. Viibryd has been called a "sex friendly antidepressant" as it does not reduce sex drive. Diminished sex drive is a common side effect with many anti-depressants, SSRI (Selective Seratonin Reuptake Inhibitors) and anti-anxiety prescription drugs. Read more...

Narcissism and Attention-Seekers in Relationships

Narcissism: What Attention-Seeking Behavior Looks Like and How Recovery Works
The world does not revolve around me. Those words may sound abrupt.But if I can't be part of a situation or relationship without turning the focus to myself,I will end up sabotaging everything I touch. It's that simple.
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Dating, Relationships, Communication: Avoid Questioning Each Other

Communication, Dating and Relationships; The Dangers of Subjective, Rhetorical Questioning
Dating is like sailing a boat: it's lots of fun when skies are clear, but darn near impossible when storms brew. In order to avoid relationship storms, it's important to keep communication clear. Questioning each other breaks down communication.
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Dating, Relationships, Communication: Avoid Second Guessing Each Other

Communication, Dating and Relationships: Avoid Second Guessing Each Other
Dating is like golfing; lots of lush, greens to enjoy, if you can avoid the sand traps. Communication in relationships presents some of the trickiest sand pits to navigate. One of the big communication 'sand pits' is second guessing each other.
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Dating, Relationships and Communication: Playing the 'Devil's Advocate'


Communication, Dating and Relationships: Dangers of Playing the 'Devil's Advocate'
There are some communications pitfalls into which it is easy to tumble into, in dating and relationships. One of the red flag danger zones in communication is that of playing the 'devil's advocate' when your partner is sharing. Take his part in debates.
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Relationship Mythbusters: Women Want Intimacy, Men Want Sex?'



Relationships, Sex and Intimacy: What Men and Women Want in a Relationship
It's long been said that men want sex and women want intimacy. Research, polls and interviews show that men and women both desire intimacy. People need intimacy. But nobody wants to be used.
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