Solid advice for young stay at home mom who wants more out of life and isn’t getting along with her husband.

Tired of the drama? Here are 10 ways to end drama in your life or at the very least minimize it according to Lisa Concepcion a Miami Based Life Coach who helps Type A professionals with dating and relationships.

Women and men aren’t so different—we all have our date-night turnoffs that can range from superficial to deeply offensive. But the truth is that the nature of what turns women off is unique: Here are the no-nos all men should know about.

Although these practices are heavily romanticized in society, they just might be poisoning your relationship. Take heed of these tips from top relationship experts.

Dating can be flat-out exhausting these days. From the pressure of endless first dates to constant task of keeping up with all the latest and greatest dating apps, it’s all-too-easy to see the appeal of getting yourself into the nearest relationship and holding onto your partner for dear life. But that definitely doesn’t mean you should. The truth is that many of us need to be single—at least temporarily.

Remember when “Netflix and chill” meant just marathoning Law & Order episodes over a few beers and pizza? It was a golden age — one where those of us with tight budgets could invite crushes over to hang out without the pressure of calling it a date (or insinuating we just wanted a hookup). If cuddling up on the couch led to more, we weren’t complaining, but it wasn’t expected. Now the phrase “Netflix and chill” is so weighted, frugal daters are forced to come up with new cheap date ideas.

When I was 20 I met my now ex-husband. I’m now 45 and divorced one year. We were together a total of  24 years before divorcing. We were best friends, but we didn’t find lasting love. The problem was that we lived conditional lives and held each other responsible for our own happiness.

I was always afraid of the squid and whale fighting,” Jesse Eisenberg’s Walt tells his therapist in The Squid and the Whale, Noah Baumbach’s semi-autobiographical tale of two brothers caught in the middle of a nasty divorce between their literary parents. “I can only look at it with my hands in front of my face.” The title of the film evokes — all at once — the famous exhibit at the Museum of Natural History, i and watching your parents argue can feel like a titanic clash between two beasts. 

Ever wonder what you’re doing wrong on dating apps? This article breaks it down.