On Love

SUMMER: Single words and phrases with piano/synth accompaniment

SPRING: Single words and phrases with piano/synth accompaniment

A Word with Marty: "LOVE"

Timeless Love: A fictional short-short story

Can An Old Dog Learn a New Trick? A short-short story

60 and Looking for Love: A short-short story

A Realist Talks Romance

Second Love: A short-short story

8 Words of Love: Useful ways to express your feelings

Whether it's in your Valentine’s Day card or otherwise, you of course want to express your love as you mean to. My Psychology Today article today may help.

 

How Well Does Your Love Life Match Iconic Love Song Lyrics?

My Psychology Today article today presents iconic lyrics from love songs can encourage you to reflect on your love life. Within each of four categories of lyrics, I offer some less poetic thoughts and questions about love life.

My Favorite 23 Quotations About Relationships

 HERE is the link.

About Love: On its potentials, permanence, and problems

Love is extolled in song, philosophy, and by most people as core to the life well-led. My Psychology Today article today offers my diverse thoughts on love.

True Love: An expanded definition

We tend to think of true love as romantic: a soulmate, perfectly compatible sexually and in day-to-day life, perhaps even having met as in the movies: swoon at first sight.

May we all find such love but, fortunately, if we allow ourselves to expand from that definition, true love can manifest in a number of ways. We may be more pleased with our life if we search out or stop to appreciate another form(s) of true love. I describe some in my Psychology Today article today.

How Much to Sacrifice for Love?

My PsychologyToday.com article today consists of the text of my "children's picture book," Venus and Iris.

It invites thoughts about these questions:

• How much we should sacrifice for love?
• Should men be expected to sacrifice more than women?
• Does lookism affect how much we're willing to do for others?

Warren Farrell on How Women and Men Should Change

When I write about men's issues, I tend to annoy more than convince.

Far more circumspect and perhaps wiser is my co-president of the National Organization for Men, Warren Farrell.

HERE, he writes about how women and men might wish to change, to the betterment of both: in relationships, work, and in creating a better society.