How can you tell your spouse that there are problems in the marriage without making the problems even bigger?

Do you sometimes feel that you are really low on your partner's priority list?

There are ways you can tell if someone really loves you or if you really love them. There are also ways to get those "in love" feelings back.

You know that you love your partner, but don't have those "in love" feelings anymore. You miss it and you want those feelings back.

Are you relying on your husband's reaction or his anticipated reaction to make your life decisions? Doing so may actually be doing more harm than good.

Is your spouse or partner in denial about your relationship problems? Does he or she just want to blame you? You can take positive, effective action now.

Are you married, but wishing your relationship was more like it was before you were married? Have you and your spouse become little more than roommates?

Relationship coaches tell us that Jealousy is related to two emotions--fear and anger. These feelings can prompt us to do things which destroy our relationships. You can learn to cope with jealousy in a positive, relationship-enhancing way.

Arguing, fighting, and withdrawing all have the effect of creating emotional distance. Sadness and anger maintain the distance. The following relationship advice can help you to minimize the damage of conflict and get back on a positive track .

Have you ever been frustrated in your relationship because your husband got upset and emotionally shut down?