Marriage.com Reviews 50

This particular article was a simple, non-condescending, straightforward reminder of simple things we can all do to be better partners, friends, and lovers. Nothing fancy or lengthy. It was a simple breath of fresh air, Common Sense reminder.

Made look at my marriage in a different light how important it is to listen and show love more

It’s with someone special I’m about
to marry February 14 Valentine’s Day

Read a good article about Female Hypergamia, the content seemed well written with a cientific based approach.

It is logical, practical & realistic advice. Despite the fact that I am a therapist, it is important to reach out to a professional when troubled.
It gives you the freedom to explore your guilt and realize it wasn’t just your fault.
I am still working on the guilt from breaking up the family, despite the fact that he wasn’t ready to talk about any of the problems until it was too late.

Thanks! Very helpful and informative made it make sense!! Yay

The article was spot on, and with great suggestions on how to deal with emotional insecurity.

Great stuff, big help with the woman I love. We are in a long distance relationship and I couldn’t survive without
such great help…kudos

It made me feel better about my gender identity

Actually am not married but I have a newly relationship of 4month now
She is about going to school of law
Although I know she loves me despite everything we going through but she has this law thing like brings up something she shouldnt have said I mean something that can easily get me mad and still addly apologize to her bad.. I must Said thousand of words before she might actually decide to agree to what have said..
It's annoying

This gave me confidencethat I can get the girl I wanted. Thanks

I really enjoyed reading the article. The topic is something that should be taught in schools. So many people, even in their mature years keep chasing the feeling of 'being in love' without realising that the stage that starts after 'honeymoon phase' is over, is the real McCoy. You can move from being in love to loving someone but it requires certain selflessness, acceptance and ability to connect on a deeper level - basically it requires doing some serious work. That's where many people drop out of a relationship and start looking for another 'high' of being 'in love'.
You can't be a good employee if you are lazy and you can't have love in your life if you are not prepared to put effort into your relationship.

Clueless AI BS, not grasp of English language

If I could give this site a big "ZERO" I would, but ZERO is not an option here. I added my profile, and they never approved it. It just sat there as "pending." I sent them several emails about this, but I have received no response. And they reached out to me to add my profile! I had not heard of them before then. This leads me to believe that they sell information and are a front for a professional profile site.

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Someone made a fake profile using my email and nothing has been done about it. I complained when I got their email prompting me to complete my therapist profile and got no response.

As a Sexologist, there are things I consider key for a relationship to work: communication, self- intimate knowledge and self -awareness. I found very interesting content on Marriage.com that relate to these three. Our ways of loving and expressing our intimate relationships also determine our quality of life. Happy to see that Marriage.com is contributing to that through these self-analysis articles, tools and tests.

As a Certified Marriage Mentor and Relationship Coach, having read through some of the resource materials and quizzes, it is safe to say that, It is a platform you can be sure of getting advice and counseling from experts and professionals, Marriage.com is a resource centre with well-written impactful articles on dating, relationship, marriage, parenting, mental health, and counseling, personal development among others.