Despite evolving attitudes towards sexuality in Western society, monogamy remains the predominant relationship model. While premarital sex and divorce have become more socially acceptable, those who challenge traditional monogamy often face stigma and potential consequences.

All relationships require a bit of give and take. If you're constantly giving to others, your cup will be empty. On the other hand, if you're constantly taking, your cup will overflow. Healthy relationships require a balance.

As you navigate the complexities of relationships, you may find that attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) adds an extra layer of challenge. Whether you or your partner have ADHD, its effects can ripple through various aspects of your connection.

In a relationship, emotional distance can feel like an insurmountable barrier. You may find yourself frustrated, hurt, or confused by your partner's seeming lack of engagement.

Have you ever felt like your partner just doesn't understand you? No matter how much you try to explain your feelings, it's like talking to a brick wall.

You probably know a few folks in open relationships who practice ethical non-monogamy. But is that just in your social circle, or is non-monogamy way more widespread than most people think?

You aren't alone if you struggle with setting boundaries with the people in your life. Truthfully, most of us have problems in this area.