Tips and facts
What to do after a breakup: Keeping yourself safe online
Thinking about checking in at the hottest new club in town to celebrate you leaving your abusive ex? Hold that thought. The actions you take online after ending an unhealthy relationship can have big impacts on your emotional wellbeing, and even your physical safety. Let’s look at some digital considerations for taking the best care of […]
Keep These 5 Resources on Financial Abuse Bookmarked
Written by Writer’s Corps member Ashley Campusano Money is one of the main stressors in a relationship. Hence, it’s perfectly normal for couples to argue over bills and other finances sometimes. But money-based conflicts can veer into unhealthy territory, where one partner is trying to manipulate the other and control all the funds. This is […]
5 Tips for Having an Awesome Prom
Written by Writers Corp member Rachel Murphy You’ve spent all year anticipating this day, and finally, prom season is here. You’ve put so much thought into your genius promposal and planning every detail of the big night, so nothing could possibly go wrong. Or could it? Your prom nightmares may be fueled by anxieties around […]
7 Questions to Ask Before Getting Back Together With An Ex
Deciding whether to date someone you’ve already dated is tricky. On one hand, you might think “why not give it another go?”… and on the other, you think “there must have been a reason you broke up in the first place. Right?” While there isn’t one solution to the internal debate concerning getting back with […]
How to Talk to Your Teen About Financial Abuse
Written by Writer’s Corps member Julie Oltman While bickering over who will pick up the check isn’t normally considered an issue in teen relationships, arguments over money may be more common than we think. Financial abuse is when a person attempts to control another person’s ability to earn money and spend it however they choose. […]
My Partner is Questioning Their Sexuality
Written by Writers Corp member Joe Rissacher While it’s completely normal to question your sexuality, this can be disorientating for someone who almost exclusively felt attracted toward a person of the opposite sex (identifying as heterosexual), or the same gender (for an individual who identifies as gay or lesbian). In other words, women that have […]
5 Ways Your Words Can Empower Your Friend
Our words have power. This is especially true when choosing what to say when we have a friend or loved one who may be in an unhealthy relationship. If you suspect that your friend or family member is in an unhealthy relationship, it’s natural and right to express your concern. Yet when we are very […]
5 Ways To Reconnect With Your Partner After Kids
Written by Writer’s Corps member Maya Martinkus Everyone knows that relationships are harder to maintain when kids come along. It’s easy to get lost in the chaos of raising kids; coordinating schedules with school and work and gymnastics lessons and family events while trying to raise decent little human beings is exhausting. And don’t even […]
10 Perfect Questions to Ask On The First Date To Really Get To Know Someone
Written by Writer’s Corps member Rebecca Martin When you think of the words “first date,” do you cringe or smile? First dates can be awkward, nerve-wracking, exciting, disastrous, wonderful — any number of things. A big part of this distinction is the first impression you each give and how well you and the other person […]