Good stuff in here: “Since we all are under lockdown, we are spending a lot of time with our spouse. This can be a welcome change for some but for some it can be quite stressful too”: How to Maintain a Healthy Relationship with your Spouse During Coronavirus Lockdown
Many relationship-boosting suggestions make sense—and follow conventional wisdom: Show affection. Fight fair. Go on dates frequently. Be grateful for your partner. Of course, these are very helpful but… Continue reading here: 7 Counterintuitive Ways to Bolster Your Relationship
Whether you want to tell your friend or partner how you’re feeling or you just want to find quotes about love or friendship, these are the quotes for you: 51 Inspirational Quotes About Love, Life & Friendship
Helen Fisher’s Personality Quiz has now been taken by over 14 million people in 40 countries. Helen created it to test the degree to which you express four broad styles of thinking and behaving, each associated with one of four basic brain systems: the dopamine, serotonin, testosterone and estrogen systems. We call these four types the:
We are all a combination of these four trait constellations, but we express some more than others. In fact, it is not unusual to score equally on two (or sometimes three) of these temperament dimensions. Moreover, each of us has a unique combination of overall traits, a unique “personality signature.”
Go to the source to learn more and take the quiz: Helen Fisher’s Personality Test – The Anatomy Of Love
Here are my results…
Looking for advice that will better your relationships? Go no further. Here is the most important and empowering relationship advice for women you shouldn’t miss: 25 Pieces of Empowering Relationship Advice for Women
David Amerland writes:
The Neuroscience of Romance shows that we are as hardwired to fall out of love as into it: Romance
Do follow the link and read, not only David’s article but consume every article and video he refers to. I warn you — it may take over an hour — but, every single article is worthy of your attention. David is to me the most amazing of human beings; he is smart, articulate AND kind. While you might sometimes find two of the three someone like David does not come along often and for what it’s worth, I want to share his thinking with you…
Here’s a list of all the articles to which he refers:
It made me tired just to create this list. Thank you, David, for your work…
“How on earth are you ever going to explain in terms of chemistry and physics so important a biological phenomenon as first love?—Albert Einstein
Einstein was correct—science will never clinically sterilize the wonderment of love (first or otherwise). But I think he’d also agree that it’s a mistake to confuse increased understanding with diminished meaning. No matter what we learn about love, it will continue to be one of the most meaningful and powerful forces on the planet, as it should be. With that disclaimer, let’s jump in and discover what we’ve learned so far: What Neuroscience Tells Us About Being in Love | Psychology Today
