Free Online Relationship Advice

Top 10 Free Relationship Sites

By Steve C, published Feb 22, 2008
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Let's face it relationships can be down right difficult at times. Even if a relationship has been all rainbows and sunshine, eventually couples come to a rough patch. It's how they work through these situations that can be the deal breakers or the deal makers. Getting relationship advice can be the deciding factor in the game of love. In this article I'll try my best to point you in the right direction for whatever kind of relationship you might need. Free relationship advice at that.

Conflict resolution? Check.

First Date? Check.

This is a comprehensive list of 10 places for free online relationship advice.

Conflict Resolution

Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus. Or some junk like that. At times it can definitely feel as though you and your partner are speaking alien languages. It's practically coded into our DNA.

Usually disagreements can be resolved with a little cool down time or understanding. Even though conflicts can seem dangerous or detrimental to a relationship, provided that it's handled with tact and understanding, a conflict can provide an excellent opportunity for relationship growth.

Helpguide.org offers a plethora of free relationship advice, with a section targeted specifically at conflict resolution skills. This web site offers a list of strategies and tactics for diffusing situations and working through conflicts to foster and promote healthy relationship growth.

First Date Advice

First dates can be high stress situations. What should I wear? Where should we go? Should I kiss him on the first date? Should she meet my friends? The Relationship Gymoffers tips and strategies for first dates. Things like conversation starters, advice on what to wear (or what not to wear) and whether or not you should kiss on the first date are just a couple of topics that are covered in their free relationship advice area.

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I m currently in a relationship that is in serious limbo. firatly my girlfiend says that she has been receiving anonymous calls from some stating that im sleeping with this woman and thta she comes by my house at 1-2 am. she asked me this and I told her no this is not happening. Also, these anonymous calls are fomr private numbers and that she cannot determine who is calling ther (ie name and telephone number. I told her that if she really wants to stop the harrasing calls, then she will need to get with her provider and they can find out those numbers and put them to a name. she has yet to do this and she has been telling me about thois since the first part of May or even earlier. also what i noticed in the past one time is that when I was on her computer I saw a chat line website addrees called "black people meet", but did not address it then. also one weekend when i went by to see her I noticed that a picture that is usually on her entertain ment center in her living room was missin

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I was dating a woman until recently who I care deeply about. She has an ex-husband in her life, too. She says that they are close friends, and she is concerned about his loneliness since he has no friends or relatives nearby. He is an alcoholic, too. When he's around, she drinks more often. He has a key to her house and comes and goes when he wants. He has daily contact with her and runs errands for her all of the time. Around me, he talked about moments in his marriage. However, my girlfriend did the same thing. That was difficult to listen to. Every time we were together or talking on the phone, my girlfriend could not have a conversation without talking about him. My girlfriend is in the process of remodeling a house she recently bought. Her ex has been involved since the beginning-assisting in the remodeling efforts. When he talked about his involvement in the house, he used the word "we". "We did this!", "We need to do that!" It came across as if he is saying "th

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