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If you want to learn how to develop strong personal boundaries, this is your roadmap. Isabella Bunny explores the different types of personal boundaries, how unhealthy ones destroy your relationships, and how to create a flexible boundary that serves you and others best.

The easiest way to damage a relationship is to add excessive, unnecessary stress into the equation. Excessive stress is what changes two people from the infatuated couple of a relationship’s early days into the one looking miserable at the restaurant, staring down at their food, and not talking to each other at all.

It’s true: One game of bowling with Aristotle can change the way you approach love (and getting along with others). The same way you win at bowling is the same way you achieve high character; by aiming directly at the golden mean.

We all have an innate desire for love and acceptance from others; and so typically, the things we think about, talk about and do will be restricted to what those around us might find acceptable. As you can imagine, this is a very limited way to live.

Gaining clarity around which values you are looking for in an ideal partner is something that might seem unquestionably helpful, but also something that not nearly enough of us actually take the time to do. 

Here’s a question that will massively impact any romantic relationship you will ever be in for the rest of your life — is it truly possible to be happy alone?

Having vastly different belief systems from your partner can destroy your relationship — unless you’re both fully committed to finding a way to manage those differences in a harmonious way.

Finding a life partner that you connect with on numerous levels is one of the most commonly sought out desires across cultures and time. When it comes to attracting a partner, physical attributes will obviously play a role, and hobbies and interests will too. But here’s the problem: way too many individuals don’t look any deeper than that.

By playing the role of the social norm police, some unforeseen consequences will appear on the horizon. Closed-mindedness, as you’ll see, has a very karmic way of backfiring. 

Getting betrayed can ruin your life — but only if you allow it to destroy you. This simple game will show you exactly how to prevent that from happening. It’s called the honesty box game.

It’s way too easy to sweep issues under the rug in a relationship, in hopes that they will just go away on their own — but that is rarely the case.

There is a little-known game that, if played correctly, will make anyone more amazing at relationships — and life in general. 

Play along and you will see.