Why Marriage is Built on Commitment, Companionship, and a True Sense of Family
In the early stages of a relationship, there’s often a powerful force at play known as limerence—a romantic infatuation that feels all-consuming.
You can’t stop thinking about the other person, everything they say seems fascinating, and even their smallest quirks feel endearing.… Read More
Note from Coach Lee: The title of Metro’s interview with me suggests that I didn’t think any of the cast from Love Is Blind will make it, but that’s not what I think.
My main assertion is that the setup of the highly entertaining show places the couples in a position to experience what is known as limerence and that marrying during that time is a risky proposition that could end up being difficult for them as limerence fades without them having a history, experiences, or real-life situations together beyond conversation.… Read More
He claimed that God told him to leave his marriage. Later he said that he felt guilt for leaving.
He said “I love you but am not in love with you.” Later he said, “I don’t know how to live my life without you.”… Read More
by RACHEL HOSIE
Rom-coms would have us believe that our main goal in life should be finding ‘the one.’ And once you’ve found them, you have to pin them down by tying the knot.… Read More
What is limerence? In the video above, Coach Lee explains the mental state of limerence and what you can do if your spouse is having what is called a “limerence affair” or rebound relationship.… Read More
“You know you’re in love when you can’t fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams.”
-Dr. Suess
Human connection is a very powerful thing.
Almost every human being has an innate desire to be loved and to love another.… Read More
Be sure to watch the video above all the way through before reading the article below to the end.
When Dr. Tennov, an American psychologist, introduced a concept in the 1970s, it was mostly rejected.… Read More
When Dr. Tennov introduced the concept in the 1970s, it was mostly rejected. We encounter marriage counselors who have never heard of it. But the research is solid. PhD’s including anthropologists and biologists and more study it, even having brain scans that teach us much about it.… Read More
Getting Over a Lover
When you are madly in love with or are completely and utterly infatuated with someone else other than your spouse, and then it ends (which research shows that it most likely will), getting over him or her can be difficult.… Read More
There is a difference between that feeling of love and being “madly in love.”
If you or your spouse believe that you are madly in love with someone else, be sure to watch the video above on “limerence,” all the way through.… Read More
