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How to Talk to Your Children About a Separation With Care

How to Talk to Your Children About a Separation With Care

by FamilyAndRelationships Author | Oct 30, 2026 | Family

Children often need several conversations to understand a separation. Begin with the changes that affect their day: where they will sleep, who will collect them and which familiar routines will continue. Tell them directly that the adult relationship is not their...
Family Boundaries: How to Set Limits Without Cutting Ties

Family Boundaries: How to Set Limits Without Cutting Ties

by FamilyAndRelationships Author | Oct 29, 2026 | Family

Family boundaries describe what you can offer and what you need to keep private. A clear limit can make contact more sustainable: a planned visit, a shorter call or a caregiving task with a defined owner. You can care about relatives without being endlessly available....
Queer Intimacy: Closeness, Consent and Your Own Pace

Queer Intimacy: Closeness, Consent and Your Own Pace

by FamilyAndRelationships Author | May 10, 2025 | Dating

Queer intimacy can mean emotional closeness, affection, sex, shared everyday life or a combination that works for the people involved. There is no single experience all queer people share, and no required way to express closeness. If you want connection but also feel...
Finding Love in the Digital Age: A Real-Life Guide to Online Dating Success

Finding Love in the Digital Age: A Real-Life Guide to Online Dating Success

by FamilyAndRelationships Author | Mar 28, 2025 | Dating

I always make sure to tell the story with a big smile when people ask me how I met my husband. I’m often surprised people find this such a surprising story, but maybe it’s because we met through online dating! To be specific, we met on Facebook Dating. Neither of us...
When a Partner Is Hurtful or Controlling: Patterns, Choices and Support

When a Partner Is Hurtful or Controlling: Patterns, Choices and Support

by FamilyAndRelationships Author | Oct 10, 2024 | Dating

If a partner repeatedly dismisses, humiliates or controls you, it can be difficult to decide what to call the behaviour and what to do next. You do not need a perfect label before taking your concerns seriously. Look at what happens, how it affects your choices and...
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