Relationship Blog for Middle-Aged Women

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Embracing Change and Staying Resilient: A Guide to Navigating Life After 50

As women over 50, we often find ourselves standing at a crossroads. The life we once knew, whether it was about raising children, building a ...
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In the Spirit of Resilience: Creating Balance in Your Life

Balance—it’s one of those things we all chase, but let’s be honest, it often feels just out of reach. Life pulls us in a million ...
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Spring Cleaning Your Love Life: Emotional Clutter, Boundaries & Fresh Connections

Spring is in the air, and you know what that means—it’s time to clean house. But we’re not just talking about closets and junk drawers. ...
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Finding Joy in the Small Things: A Guide to Everyday Happiness

In our pursuit of happiness, we often set our sights on grand achievements and life-altering events. We dream of promotions, dream vacations, and perfect relationships, ...
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Navigating the Holidays with Grief and Trauma: Embracing Your Journey

That’s my son, Mitch in the photo. We lost him after a courageous battle with addiction in October of 2020. Holidays, well, they are still ...
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23 Christmases Left: A Wake-Up Call to Make Each Holiday Count

As a 56-year-old woman, I’ve been doing some math lately. The kind that’s not exactly fun but is eye-opening, to say the least. Statistically speaking, ...
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