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by Tzivia Reiter
How we can help reverse the loneliness of those single looking to be married.
by Yaacov Deyo and Sue Deyo
The secret to avoiding years of go-nowhere entanglements.
Tools to accurately judge your date's character.
by Sue Deyo and Yaacov Deyo
Not all topics are appropriate to discuss in the first few dates.
Dressing attractively -- not to attract -- is an essential ingredient to finding your lifelong spouse.
by Gedalia Litke
The love between husband and wife is not automatic. Building a great marriage requires effort.
by Doron Kornbluth
Some time-tested tips to making it happen -- soon.
by Laura Singer
Not everyone is really hoping to find Mr. Right.
by Anonymous
After five years of dating, I had met the man who was everything I was waiting for. And then the phone rang...
by David LeVine
If you genuinely believe you'll get married, spiritual forces can change to bring it about.
by Rabbi Yitzchok Kirzner
How do we know when to hang on and when to let go?
by Rabbi David Clyman
What is the missing ingredient in so many marriages that end in divorce?
Three common dating mistakes that can be fatal to a life-long relationship.
The dream to have the best is insatiable.
by Leah Kaplan
In preparation for meeting your soul mate, now is the time to develop the burning desire to give.
by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT
Blind love is not the way to choose a spouse. Here are practical tools for keeping your eyes wide open.
by Lauren Freedman
Fear of commitment is epidemic. But you need to face that fear and conquer it.
by Liba Pearson
Keeping a relationship alive across the miles is no easy task. These tips make the job more manageable.
Brawling comes with the territory of any real relationship. But prize fighters make arguing a way of coming closer together.
She wanted to make it official. He was hemming and hawing. And a promising relationship became overcooked.
Love is not a do-it-yourself project. So when looking for a spouse, pick one you can live with -- off-the-rack.
by Rebecca Appelson
On the verge of becoming a bride, one woman reflects on a harrowing emotional ride that began at age 12 when her parents divorced.
How do I know if this is the person I want to be with for the rest of my life?
by Rosie Einhorn, L.C.S.W. and Sherry Zimmerman, J.D., M.Sc.
It's not just simply going online and meeting your soul mate. Here are a few important guidelines.
A relationships coach lays out his 5 golden rules for evaluating the prospects of long-term marital success.
by Cliff Alsberg
A Hollywood screenwriter lays out his checklist of "non-negotiables" for the serious dater.
When it comes to getting over a relationship's demise, a little patience and play-acting go a long way.
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
The Newlywed Game is harder than you may have thought. Use these seven tips to make your first year of marriage a winner.
Do you think the opposite gender is a little crazy? Think again. You may be crazy, too.
Self-knowledge and self-love are prerequisites for any healthy, loving relationship.
You've finally found the perfect specimen? Think again. This may be a warning sign of unrealistic expectations!
When a relationship hits rocky road, whose fault is it? Maybe instead of pointing a finger, you should look in the mirror!
It's one of the great dating myths: Single life is hard, and married life is easy. Our resident experts claim that is true on only the most superficial level.
by David Ordan
A peaceful marriage doesn't mean agreeing all the time. Sometimes the best resolution to a conflict is to let it lie.
Forget about the proverbial fireworks. The best matches are made right here on earth -- through knowing yourself and old-fashioned hard work.
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