Top tips for building healthy relationships

  12 situations test your relationship on holidays 1. Crashing your rental car Nothing says "relationship test" like a fender bender in a foreign country. The stress of dealing with rental agencies, the language barrier, and whether your travel insurance will reimburse you. The sheer inconvenience can turn a holiday into a nightmare. 2. Getting lost Being tasked with navigation raises a debate on its own. Men often pride themselves on their navigation skills while women are usually (unfairly) labeled as having no sense of direction. Wandering off the beaten path can lead to unexpected adventures – or heated arguments. When you find yourselves hopelessly lost on the wrong side of town, it almost always turns into blaming each other. It’s the ultimate test in teamwork to find your way back. 3. Dealing with different travel styles One of you loves a jam-packed itinerary while the other prefers to lounge by the pool. Balancing different travel styles requires compromise and somet

  Getting back together isn't always easy, but these tips may help When we think of a "break" in a relationship, what comes to mind is generally some kind of temporary separation. Such breaks can serve a variety of purposes. For some couples, it can be a way to get some breathing room if the relationship has reached a boiling point. Time apart can help people calm down and return to the situation with a cooler head. In other cases, these breaks are meant to help people sort out how they feel about the relationship and how they want to move forward. A lot of people assume that taking a break means the relationship is on the course toward an actual breakup, but this isn't always the case. The key is what comes next when you press play again. How do you reconnect after a break and move forward with the relationship? It might seem daunting, but the right approach can be a learning experience that strengthens your bond. Reconnecting after a break is critical for the future