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Marriage: the seven flaws of selection
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Choosing the right marriage partner is a tricky task but knowing what to avoid can save you pain.How to re-start your sex drive
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If the idea of having sex is more of a chore than a joy these days, you’re not alone. Recently it was revealed that 25% of British people have sex less than once a month, according to a poll by the Observer. If you’re in that category, don’t resort to celibacy just yet – read our six steps first.Putting the spark back in your sex life
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Just because you’ve been together for years doesn’t mean you should resign yourself to dull sex. Here's how to reignite the passion.When to share your deepest secrets
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Most people have a secret or two they keep under wraps, but how do you deal with spilling the beans to a potential partner?Why arguing is good for your relationship
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Couples who argue have problems, right? Wrong. Conflict in your relationship can be a good thing – find out how.Seven phrases that can kill a relationship
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Some topics of conversation are like poison to your love life. If you're the type of person who doesn't have a 'Mute' button, avoid these seven phrases at all costs - once you've uttered them there's no going back.Five relationship warning signs
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Sometimes, we all need some perspective on whether to continue a relationship or not – it’s easy to be blind to the faults of someone we feel strongly for. Here are some warning signs that it might be time to call it a day.Is it ever OK to lie?
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Little white lies might sound harmless but in a relationship no lie is ever little. Does the occasional fib help keep the peace or spell relationship doom? Find out in our investigation into whether it's ever OK to lie.Dealing with family disapproval
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The opinions of friends and family are important, and if they disapprove of your relationship it can hurt. When dealing with this situation, bear these three things in mind.Dating UK: How to do double dating
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Double dates aren’t just the province of smug marrieds and desperate singles. It’s a great way to meet someone new in a relaxed environment – a rare thing in UK dating.
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