Romantic relationships between women and men seem fraught with problems. Everywhere we turn we hear or read about the purported schism between women and men.

Why is it that so many people want to be in a relationship when they’re not, yet aren’t happy when they are?

Have you ever wondered whether other women, lesbian or straight have problems with sex? Do you worry that you’re the only one who makes passionate love at the beginning of a relationship and then withdraws?

If you were to think about the present state of your relationship (or a point in time in a past relationship) as a mood, how would you describe the mood of your relationship?

Have you ever had a strong desire to have sex with someone other than your partner, and didn’t know what to do with it? Maybe you’ve had an affair, but are scared to tell your partner, or you think s/he is better off not knowing.

If only relationships could be as exciting and romantic as when we first met. You know, all that intensity, enthusiasm, excitement and, of course, sex.

Relationships bring out the best and the worst in us. Here are some ways to bring out the best in yours.

One of the hardest things to handle in a relationship is conflict. While a good and fair fight can clear the air and help you to feel closer to your lover, many fights are just hurtful and destructive.

The loss of a relationship can be incredibly hard – you can feel so much pain.

Have you ever noticed how conflict can get blown out of proportion online? What may begin as a small difference of opinion, or misunderstanding, becomes a major issue very quickly.