Some people see fighting as a sign of fundamental incompatibilities. They’re right. We’re all incompatible on some levels, and it’s delusional to think otherwise. It’s smart to have some good fights before you commit to marriage for a number of reasons.

In general, our intimate relationships cannot stay in the “cocaine-rush phase” of new love forever. But there are exceptions to the rule.

Has a best-selling author discovered the ultimate key to marital success, or are his views based on a faulty premise?

Striving to become the "perfect" partner is neither possible nor desirable. In fact, strong perfectionist traits usually prevent healthy relationship formation in a number of ways.

If a woman wants—and expects—to be treated like a Princess, marry her at your own risk. The same goes for her male counterpart, a “GLUM” (a “good-looking, under-functioning male”).