The things we get ourselves into are largely consensual. What do you consent to and what impact can it have?

These are just not straightforward ideas but complex dynamics that you may not be aware you are engaged in. It may surprise you to know that they aren't all good and they aren't all bad.

Should you confront a cheater? How do you respond when you find intimate texts on your partner's phone?

When meeting someone new this is a normal topic for conversation, it is better had sooner rather than later.

You think it would be self explanatory but many seem to struggle with the idea of no contact

Confusion in marriage can happen when attractions strikes can come from misplacing what it is and why you are exposed to it. A bigger mistake is assuming this never happens to your partner.

A great question, tonight we look at how to find the answer.

The often missed part of all successful relationships whether business, friendship or romantic is trust. Many things can happen but there is a line in the sand where trust is concerned and once broken, feelings never really go back to what they were before. The greater the breach of trust, the greater the divide.

Dishonesty and planning bad behaviours is humiliating for partners. This and not intimacy is often what leads to trust issues in life.

Learning about another person's character, their weakness or their willingness to damage you is valuable information. You wouldn't trust a person to stand behind you with a knife if you knew they were the type to stab you in the back.