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Sometimes, you have to throw away the script.

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by Dr. Michael Tobin

Get rid of the illusions and let your marriage soar.

by J.R. Barcyndy

There was never any love lost between us because there was never any love.

by Sarah Pachter

How my husband and I dealt with my miscarriage.

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Two worlds collide early one morning on a tropical island.

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Simple and effective ways to build positivity in your home.

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Super easy and convenient kosher-for-Passover recipes.

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Great games to add excitement to your Passover seder.

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Overall, 29% of relationships improved during Covid, 29% of relationships got worse, 30% of relationships remained status quo and 8% were mixed.

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Timing and delivery are the two fundamentals of communication.

by BBC

As Jewish orphans in Yemen, Zechariah and Shama married young and survived extreme poverty and persecution. They were some of the first Yemeni Jews to move to Israel when the state was founded.

by Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

Infatuation kickstarts the process. But then comes the difficult work of creating a true bond of love.

by Emuna Braverman

Surprising new research shows that couples who marry in their twenties have a high rate of success if they have not previously cohabited.

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Whether our mates leave the house in the morning to face danger or merely the normal trials of daily living, we need to internalize her profound message.

by Emuna Braverman

I’ve been with Aish.com since the very beginning and I’m very grateful to my readers.

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Effective ways to help you guide your children while respecting their real need for independence.

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One of the biggest fears we face as we age is questioning what makes us relevant and significant.

by Emuna Braverman

Is the clock ticking faster or slower than you think?

by Elizabeth Kurtz

Quick and easy dinners that you can defrost in the morning, rewarm and still taste fresh and delicious!

by Emuna Braverman

The older you get the more important it is to intensify your efforts to fulfill your spouse’s needs.

by Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

Love is the glue of marriage and requires work, commitment, time, and constant renewal.

by Emuna Braverman

We are way past Option B and it’s extremely frustrating.

by Emuna Braverman

We all have insatiable desires.

by Bluma Gordon

Where Lara Doyle gets it right – and where she has it wrong.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Five iconic Jewish cookies – and recipes – that reflect the vicissitudes of Jewish history and the resourcefulness of Jewish cooks.

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Why you should always back your spouse and not argue in front of the kids.

by Emuna Braverman

by Gila Ross

by Emuna Braverman

How I learned to love winter.

by Emuna Braverman

How many times do we blame our spouses for frustrating situations over which they have no control?

by Eve Levy

A parent's blessing is stronger than any length of distance or amount of time.

by Emuna Braverman

While eating my Oreo-filled donut, I’m going to look at the tiny flickering flames and ponder all of God's kindnesses.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Imagine eight nights of quality, uninterrupted family time.

by Elizabeth Kurtz

Fried ice cream, baked pumpkin donuts, Italian olive oil apple cake, oh my!

by Elizabeth Kurtz

Including pulled beef gnocchi, cauliflower steaks and apple fritters.

by Rabbi Raphael Leban

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How to teach your kids (and yourself) gratitude.

by Emuna Braverman

And how are you treating others?