Author: Sara Kuburic, USA TODAY

One individual asked me: “Does sex in every long term monogamous relationship lack excitement? Or is it just mine?”

Boundaries are also an important part of nurturing vulnerability, intimacy and safety in a relationship. Love doesn’t make boundaries obsolete.

I was recently asked in regard to sex, “How do you get comfortable telling your partner what you want?”

When a relationship ends, most of us want to just heal and move on.

In the last several months, I’ve heard about numerous families and friends experiencing strained relationships due to disagreements over COVID.

During a recent Instagram Q+A, someone asked me the following question: “Is it strange if I want to be friends with my boyfriend’s ex?”

It’s easy to get caught up in how someone looks, their level of success, or their social media persona. Finding love is more complicated.

It’s okay to fight and have disagreements in relationships. Even the best relationships experience moments of tension.

Your relationship is still ‘normal’ if you experience dry spells, a lack of quality time and wishing your partner would change.