1Make an excuse.Make something up or use a real excuse as to why you can’t. This could be as simple

Method 1Method 1 of 3:Deflecting the Question1Change the subject when someone brings the topic of yo

1“I’m so sorry.”A genuine “sorry” can go a long way. Making amends really does start with a heartfel

1Keep calm in the moment.Getting angry or upset immediately tends to look defensive. If you're feeli

Method 1Method 1 of 3:Getting Back in Touch with Reality1Analyze the person's faults. It’s difficult

1Accept that some feelings of lust are normal.Lust comes from brain chemistry, and it's a natural in

1The SpoonBoth you and your partner lie on your side, facing the same direction. If you want to be “

1Cheaters may lie or deny what happened.Lying is a common reaction to accusations of cheating. An un

Part 1Part 1 of 3:Communicating After a Breakup1Don’t let the breakup drag on. Trying to let your ex

Section 1 of 3:Anxious, Avoidant, and Secure Attachment Styles1Anxious partners need reassurance sin

Part 1Part 1 of 3:Drawing the Line1Decide where your line is and draw it. Some things aren't fight-w

Method 1Method 1 of 3:Connecting with People Socially1Find common ground. This can feel like a daunt

Method 1Method 1 of 4:Knowing your Audience1Keep the conversation light in a group of people you don

1Find someone who looks open to conversation.Watch the person’s body language to see if they’re frie

1“I’m so proud of everything you’ve done.”Celebrate her accomplishments. Even when her achievements

Method 1Method 1 of 3:Healing After the Loss1Cry it out. Though you might feel the need to be tough

Method 1Method 1 of 3:Avoiding Small Talk in Public1Pretend to be on your phone. Fake a phone call o

1Understand your mistake.For her to forgive, she needs to know that you won't hurt her again. Becaus

1Figure out the cause of your insecurity.The first step to addressing insecurity is knowing where it

1Are there any deal breakers?If there is a huge red flag for you, it’s probably not worth going forw