Tanya Ghahremani at The Complex:
“Kim and Kris are hardly the first dysfunctional married couple to grace the airwaves, and they surely won’t be the last. There’s a certain lesson that can be derived from every trash TV couple: It’s OK to watch them making fools out of themselves if we’re learning from it, right?”
At the top of the list imo should be don’t get married on reality television.
Jerry Seinfeld to the rescue? Maybe. The comedian has recently returned to television with a show called The Marriage Ref. The premise is to have a celebrity panel give their observations on couples going thru a particular problem in their marriage. Afterwards a judge or in this case a marriage ref renders a verdict.
It appears that some celebrities who had a rough previous year have a lot of work to do
when it comes to saving their marriage. They have also been joined by a new crop of high profile personalities who are going thru some marital woes.
Relationship problems are going to arise in any marriage. No couple should be fooled into thinking there will never be any trouble and things will get better everyday. It won’t. Two people living in the same house means a clash of personalities whether obvious or subtle.
You may have seen some of the daytime talk shows where a couple needs marriage help to keep it all together. The host invites a relationship expert to listen in. After getting all the details the expert may recommend some tough love therapy for both parties. Whether it works or not is unclear since many of these shows do not do follow up one or two years after the advice was given.
Everyone, sometime in their life has been disappointed in love. Breaking up is hard to go through, especially if you are not ready for it. If, after a breakup, you realize you still want your ex back, you need to be proactive about it.
Whether you are in a relationship or not, we all experience stress in one form or
another. Inna Segal at Beliefnet offers up some stress relief remedies.
