Elizabeth Laura Nelson

In a marriage, should you really feel lonely that much of the time? And if so, then how lonely is too lonely?

The problem with people pleasing: You’re trying so hard to be good. So how come you feel so bad?

The "comfort relationship": Sometimes we get comfortable being uncomfortable.

How far should love go?

Although research is clear we should not come to work sick, there’s still a stigma associated with admitting you’re too ill to go to work.

We’ve probably all heard it a million times: relationships are hard work.

Yes, a lot of parents are assholes. But you know what? A lot of people are assholes; some of them happen to have kids, some don’t. I can’t speak for all parents, and I wouldn’t want to try. But speaking as one particular person with kids, here’s what I wish my childfree friends would understand…

The thing is, when you fight with your partner, it’s your amygdala that takes over. It's the part of the brain that processes fear, and it’s powerful.

This isn’t Sleeping Beauty. There’s no prince coming to rescue you. What relationship beliefs are standing in your way?

Is it better to be alone than to be in a miserable relationship?