My recipe for a perfect marriage has two ingredients. The first is choosing wisely. When people don't choose wisely, start grinding out kids, and then call my show, there's not a lot I can do to help them. The second ingredient is treating kindly. Treating kindly means behaving in a loving way whether you feel like it or not. The fact is, when you act in a loving way, you actually feel more loving. More >>

I was new to my one-weekend-a-month job and was introduced to a GUY in one of the shops. More >>

Recently, Dr. Laura discussed shacking up before marriage. There were a lot of good responses and here are a couple that were mentioned. More >>

When I got together with my ex-husband, I made a poor choice. I had never had a relationship and I didn't realize how poorly equipped I was. More >>

When I first became engaged to my husband, my boss was adamant that we 'just be engaged' for a few years. More >>

I was listening while I was getting ready for my 31 week pre-natal appointment. I totally related to a caller who needed advice... More >>

In 1997, I married my husband when I was 24 and he was 41. We had not known each other that long... More >>

At around the 14th year of my marriage I realized my husband had become dependant on alcohol for relaxation. More >>

In the ongoing battle to stay fit, there are wellness weapons that will help turn back time from top to bottom. Here are six simple (and affordable) steps to self-improvement. More >>

I am writing to you because unfortunately I started listening to you late and did not choose wisely. But I have made lemonade out of lemons... More >>