This post is the second in a series of keeping passion alive in your relationship – here is part one. We are drawn together because something is missing in each of us. “We are all angels with one wing,” says Luciano De Crescenzo. “We can only fly embracing one another.” Part of the reason we
Most of us remember what it was like to fall in love. We are energized, fully alive, passionate, and ecstatic. We wake up thinking about our loved one and fall asleep with a smile on our face, if we can fall asleep at all. We are consumed with love and want it to last forever.
Dear Dr. Diamond, I am forty-eight and have been married 26 years. I’m noticing that I am unusually cross and nasty with my wife who I love very much. It just comes out unexpectedly before I realize it. Then it is too late. I feel like apologizing, but somehow I never do. I can see
Although anger has a negative impact on men, I learned that it is often the women and children who suffer the most. “Recently, he has begun venting, to anyone who will listen, about how horrible we all are,” 53 year-old Jennifer wrote me. “If our adult-children aren’t living up to his standards, it is my fault. If
When I think about how we can prevent the kind of violence we have experienced recently at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut and at the Boston Marathon, I think of the words of anthropologist Margaret Mead, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the
My book, Male Menopause, was first published in 1997. Like all the books I’ve written, the theme developed from conflicts I was having in my personal life. My wife, Carlin, was going through menopause and I was sure that when she got through it all our problems would be solved. I was sure our sexual
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