What is the Purpose of Marriage?

Marriage inequality is already enshrined in our laws. State Governments (here in the USA), in fact, restrict who can get married.  None allow polygamy; none allow brother-sister, mother-son, and father-daughter unions.   Four States require both parties to “pass” a blood test, proving you are not infected with one or more STI’s (usually syphilis and gonorrhea). 

The Right Time to Kiss

I love to kiss!  Kissing is sexy and intimate.  Kissing a beautiful communication without words.  Kissing is fun.  Since my adolescence I’ve been “studying” every aspect of the kiss.  (Perhaps this is TMI, but in my heart of hearts I strive to be the best kisser my partner has ever kissed.) I made up 6

Helping Children of all Ages Deal with Divorce

As a parent you are in what Carl Rogers, author, teacher, psychologist, called a “helping relationship.”  By this he meant a “relationship in which one of the parties has the intent of promoting the growth, development, maturity, improved coping with life, and improved functioning of the other”. When you are looking for help and support

Talking and Touching

One way that my lover and I keep our love alive is through our conversations.  We talk about everything.  We talk about the weather, current events, books we’re reading, friends we have in common, friends our partner hasn’t met or doesn’t know well, the kids, work, everything. We talk about things we’re afraid to talk

On asking, wanting and giving.

“Ask for one hundred percent of what you want, One hundred percent of the time. Be willing to hear no, And negotiate for a win/win.” -Stan Dale Powerful words.  Often we ask for some of what we want some of the time.  Occasionally we ask for one hundred percent of what we want.  Sometimes we