Elizabeth Stone is the founder of AttractTheOne.com and LuxeSelf.com, where she works as a transformational coach. As a tireless champion of love, her focus is on helping people navigate relationships and cultivate self-love. Elizabeth's articles have been featured on YourTango, addressing topics such as toxic relationships, self-esteem, and the dynamics of dating.
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Emotionally unavailable people arrive primed for pain. Some may even tell you they can't fall in love with you because of it.
Some things in life can't be fixed.
A well-meaning friend says, “You should just be single for a while." The words grate like nails on a chalkboard because the only thing you want is to fill the emotional void.
You could be self-sabotaging your relationship and not know it, according to a relationship expert.
Dating can feel like a grinding, painful roller coaster to nowhere.
As you go about your lives as a couple, you will encounter many opportunities for conflict big and small. That's why relationship advice that guides you through conflict is crucial.
Relationships won't magically transform, but you can break up neatly and gracefully.
The simplest definition I've heard of a bad boy is that he's any guy who's bad for you, period. I like that definition — it fits well.
If he stopped putting in effort, here's what you can do. A reader wonders if she should contact a guy who always runs hot and cold, and who recently dropped off the face of the planet.
By: Elizabeth Stone
The relationship is already over in your mind.
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