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If your relationship is on the rocks and you are afraid divorce is inevitable, think again. You may, with the right skills and enough effort, be able to save your marriage. However, it is not an easy process...

These are some questions I hear most often when calls come in to my office: "Do we need to see a therapist? I think we have sexual problems? How do we find the right type of therapist? A sex therapist, what the heck is a sex therapist?" It never fails to amaze me, that the mere mention of sex and human sexuality continue to titillate and cause a state of unrest for most, when thrown into the mix of everyday conversation.

All couples get angry and have arguments, so know that you're not alone. But remember, when resolving conflict, to keep your words sweet - you may have to eat them.

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The final decision in your love is holding a wedding. Wedding planning is a stressful time and the bride and groom can affirm to it. It takes a lot of effort, time and lots of money as well. Beginning a new life together is the first step.

Have you ever heard of the popular saying that it takes a village to raise a child? Well, It does not actually stop there.

Marriage is much more serious than it's treated by many. In the US, the state steps in to help make the point. Like other cosmopolitan environments, there are variations among the ethnic and religious groups in joining people in matrimony. The requirements can also differ from state to state but people other than the couple are always involved. Yes, there will be a conducting official. Legal witnesses of the ceremony are also required in certain states. Even God and deceased ancestors may also be involved by religious and customary practices.

Hopefully getting married is the event of the century for you. You have hoped, planned, and waited for your special day to arrive. Whatever your hopes and aspirations include, choosing the right wedding planner can make all the difference.

Has this question ever entered yours (or your spouse's) mind? Are our friends having more sex than we do? Do any other couples have this problem where one partner has high desire, and the other one doesn't? There must be something really wrong with us! Everyone wants sex all the time, don't they? The answer is "not necessarily". More than 40 million Americans feel stuck in low-sex or no sex marriages. Research studies tell us that 1 in 3 women and 1 in 7 men reported little to no sexual desire. At some given time in a marriage more than 50% of couples experience one or both partners with minimal desire for sex.