Dear Kristen,
When a marriage lacks the proper time and nurturing it can lead to the end of the marriage.  Therefore, it is vital to prioritize your marriage and create special alone time for you and your husband.  This alone time can be fifteen minutes a day and a special night out once a week. The main objective is to re-connect and express to one another the good stuff…your love for one another!

Dear Betty,
Ending a relationship is never easy; however, there are some healthy ways to make it as positive as possible. First, set aside a quite time to speak with your boyfriend that works for both of you. Second, start the conversation off with

Dear Believer,
As I read your question, what stands out most are your feelings of hurt and confusion about your husband's inability to turn his "switch" emotionally/physically back on for you.  There can be many reasons psychologically, emotionally, or physically that can cause this "switch" to turn off in individuals.  The first step is

Dear Renee,
It is quite normal for your husband to pull away when he is stressed out.  He is acting this way because his brain is wired to go into his "cave" so that he can make sense of everything he is going through and solve it. As women, when our man does goes into his "cave", our natural instinct is to follow him and ask, "Why are you pulling away from me?"  Unfortunately, this usually causes