Don’t let affairs destroy your relationship
What’s a man’s pride got to do with it when he smells the money?!
Would you steal from your husband?
Sad to see your dad beat up his mistress’ lover!
Some women are just not cut out for motherhood!
Be wary of those `Detoxing’ Products!
Can the ghost of a first wife ever be exorcised?
How to help your daughter through a violent relationship
Ever wondered why your relationships seldom last?
How Women Pay For Fashion With Their Health!
Son confused on which of his girls to take to the altar!
The betrayal of a husband-snatching friend!

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Why the death of a mother is the most difficult to get over
With the passing on of one’s mother, the shape of a family changes abruptly. The children are in shock, and the father, even though he’s expected to be strong, is most of the time bewildered. With time, the pain might be dulled, but the grief resurfaces from time to time over the years
15 sur-fire ways to make yourself unhappy?
a) Always look on the dark side of life. See the glass as half empty rather than full, regard changing circumstances as disasters rather than opportunities, always expect things to go wrong, and your negativity will remain intact.
Embarrassing Date Disasters!
For all you know, such `husbands’ are either non-existent or are out with other interesting `discoveries’. No matter what criticisms you have against this type of freedom, it is still good for the female psyche. You go out to let off seam and not necessarily to be mischievous as most men want to believe”.
Is the bad economy enough reason to ‘Go on the Game’?
“It was a most heart-wrenching experience dolling out retrenchment letters and watching the bleak expressions on the faces of staff who have lost their jobs”, she said sadly. A few weeks later, I was her turn to get the dreaded `golden handshake’
The husband who left his young marriage for an older woman!
“Only three short years after marriage, I sat on my favourite chair, the radio blaring music that was meaningless to me. Then, all of a sudden, this tune came on and all I could hear of the music was the singer’s constant refrain: “Where is the love that you promised me?” The single might as well be echoing my thoughts, and I sat thee, too numb to think. I shed all the tears there were to shed. The future looked bleak, and my husband was somewhere else living with a woman who wasn’t free to marry him.

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