Sexual intimacy in a relationship is essential. While that is not the only aspect of a relationship that matters, it is definitely important. There are no hard rules as to how often a couple should have sex because this will differ from couple to couple.

Relationships don't always go smoothly. After the honeymoon phase is over, many couples start to see issues pop up in their relationship.

Dating at any age can feel complicated. It's always challenging to begin integrating someone else into your life. We used to think dating as a teenager was complicated, but the truth is, it can be even more so as adults

They say that friendship is the strongest foundation of a relationship. It's not really possible to disagree with that because it truly is. However, a strong foundation for a healthy relationship involves more than just being friends—things like honesty and respect, for instance. And, most importantly, trust.

Topics about sexual intimacy are already taboo. But when it comes to discussing addiction to sex, most people consider it completely off-limits. However, sex addiction is a bigger problem than most people realize.

Watching someone you care for or love struggle with addiction is heartbreaking. Most people think that addiction only truly affects the person battling it. But the truth is, anyone who is close enough to the person going through it is also fighting their own battle.

Realizing that you are in a codependent relationship can be a complete shock. After all, you thought that the relationship that you had was normal.

Relationships are like a balancing act. They require a give and take from both partners. When this give and take is in balance, the relationship, overall, is pretty healthy.

It's common for most couples to struggle with communication. Whether you've been together for a few months, a few years, or a decade, it's something that every couple, at every phase of their relationship, will have to learn to do. But opening up about your relationship is challenging.

When you hear someone has ADHD, how often do you associate it with children or teenagers? Probably a lot more than you would with an adult, right? It's a common misconception that only children or teenagers have ADHD.