Mar 24, 2017 
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Relationship Advice: From Cheater to Keeper – How to Make Amends
Posted In: Lori Zaslow & Jennifer Zucher Articles, Relationship Experts
Couple missing each other. Photo: Wavebreak Media Ltd / Bigstock.com
By Lori Zaslow and Jennifer Zucher for Project Soulmate with contributing writer Hana Gilbert
Cheater – someone who is in a committed relationship and breaks the trust of his or her partner by physically or emotionally involving themselves with another person. We’ve all been there, either in the form of the cheater, or as the cheated. The cheater is generally remorseful, claiming they “made a mistake” and “are willing to go the extra mile to mend what’s broken.” The cheated generally experiences emotional chaos as they decide between swallowing the heartbreak and moving forward, or letting the heartbreak crumble the relationship. Studies have shown that over 50 percent of men and women alike admit to being unfaithful at least once. With this statistic being so high, cheating has become a commonality, or an expectation, for most relationships. Some couples have the maturity to overcome infidelity scandals through in-house methods. However, most of us are guilty of spilling our heartbreak to any and all individuals with ears and time. Here’s where the majority of the problem lie; everyone has their own opinion regarding how to handle a cheater. Most relationship advice includes conducting a dramatic breakup, followed by an overt exit, and finalized by the removal all social media posts hinting at the existence of any form of a relationship. Realizing that at time colleagues, friends, family members, and even complete strangers are quick to give their relationship advice and dating tips before taking into account your thoughts and feelings. Professional matchmakers and relationship experts Lori Zaslow and Jennifer Zucher, founders of Bravo TV’s Love Brokers and Project Soulmate, are here to provide an outside perspective on the situation, giving you three scenarios that will hopefully allow you to decipher between a cheater and a keeper.
Relationship Advice On Handling Cheating Scandals
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Feb 16, 2017 0
Relationship Advice: How to Handle Your Significant Other’s Family
Posted In: Lori Zaslow & Jennifer Zucher Articles, Relationship Experts
Family gathering for a special occassion. Photo: Wavebreak Media Ltd / Bigstock.com
By Lori Zaslow and Jennifer Zucher for Project Soulmate with contributing writer Hana Gilbert
So there’s a new someone in your life. They’re the bee’s knees, the cat’s meow, the best thing since sliced bread. You’re so head-over-heels in love with your new partner. You two have gone through almost everything as a couple- the laughs, the tears, the fights. Unfortunately, you have yet to cross off one of the leading causes of breakups: the family. You decide it’s time to mention the forbidden four word phrase, “Mom, I’ve met someone.” You set the day, time, and place for the big reveal. You eat, talk, laugh; all seems to be going well. After several attempts to reunite are turned down due to “last minute obligations,” you begin to question your confidence regarding your family’s approval. So what do you do? Potentially hinder the future of your relationship by molding yourself into the ideal candidate the family wants? Or risk furthering the divide between you, your significant other, and your significant other’s family by remaining true to who you are, making uncomfortable family outings few and far between? Relationship experts Lori Zaslow and Jennifer Zucher share insightful relationship advice on how to maintain a steady, healthy relationship with the family by understanding and accepting the situation and remaining yourself within your relationship. If you think your significant other’s family aren’t fond of you (or vice versa), take heed of the following dating tips and avoid relationship problems.
Relationship Advice on How to Handle Your Significant Other’s Family
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Jan 12, 2017 0
Celebrity Breakovers: Kardashian Breakups That Have Broken Necks & Other Helpful Relationship Advice
Posted In: Lori Zaslow & Jennifer Zucher Articles, Relationship Experts
Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, and Kourtney Kardashian. Photo: PRN / PRPhotos.com
By Lori Zaslow and Jennifer Zucher for Project Soulmate with contributing writer Hana Gilbert
As healthier lifestyles have become a steady trend across the nation, the next generation grows more comfortable bringing health and fitness into their relationships. The latest craze that is catching fire is the breakover. What on earth is a breakover you may ask? Well, a breakover, otherwise known as the “revenge body,” is a complete reinvention of oneself. By changing one’s image through the transformation of mind and body as they shed both the pounds and people holding them back. If there was an award ceremony for Hollywood breakovers, spots one, two, and three belong to, yep, you guessed it, Khloe, Kourtney, and Kim Kardashian. Not only did their breakovers that focus on being fit, but also on staying fabulous, and falling back in love. In other words, the Kardashian sisters turned their breakups into breakovers and started breaking necks. Here’s some relationship advice that can help you achieve your own breakover.
Relationship Advice That Will Encourage You To Turn Breakups into Breakovers!
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