For every couple, moving in and sharing life are important steps. Steps that require trust, commitment, and clear boundaries. It’s a matter that goes beyond love. When you move in with someone, you share finances and responsibilities. You can be liable for your partner’s behaviors or mistakes and lose property and money. The decision is not easy, and it is important to go beyond feelings to protect your safety and wellbeing. You may discover you are not compatible after all. Or, that your partner is already married in another state. Or even worse: it’s not unheard that people who have been in a couple for many years find well hidden and dangerous secrets that put their lives at risk. While it is not the norm, their stories can work as cautionary tales to be careful before making life-altering decisions. 

 The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent measures to curb the spread of the virus are putting pressure on virtually all aspects of life – including the intimate relationships people have with their partners. While the CoVID-19 pandemic has forced people to get closer, the extra time you’re now spending with your significant other can be a blessing but also turn out to be a curse for your sex life. This is something most people may have been surprised to notice in their sex lives. For most people, the pandemic has certainly changed how they respond to the desire for sex.

 Couples break up for a variety of reasons. Sometimes the rupture occurs spontaneously and in a rush, which both parties may later regret. In some situations, one of the partners feels a lack of attention, while the other does not notice anything. If you broke up, but want to be together again, then learn to behave properly after the break and change your attitude in order to meet again with your partner.

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 Sometimes circumstances force us to stay at home for a long time. At first sight, it seems that everything is all right and now we have plenty of free time at last. We can do anything we want, especially things that we simply hadn’t time for before. But sooner or later we will be bored with these activities. Fortunately, we live in the age of information technologies and nowadays the Internet and different mobile apps can help us to solve such relevant problems with boredom.

 When it comes to times of crisis, it's just like any other major period of stress in your life. Your priorities change, and you can't focus on things you would normally enjoy. For many, that can put a strain on their sex life.