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Being touched out is that moment at the end of a long day when your toddler reaches for you, your partner slides an arm around
The ick is that sudden, full-body wave of aversion toward someone you were genuinely into yesterday — triggered by something small and often absurd: the
Keeping score in a relationship feels like fairness, but it is one of the quietest ways a marriage erodes. The moment you start tracking who
Birdnesting keeps kids in one home while divorced parents rotate in and out. Here’s how bird’s nest custody works, who it suits, and its real limits.
Sharenting — posting your kids online — creates a digital footprint they never consented to. Here’s what the research says and how to share more safely.
Love bombing signs can look just like romance. Here’s how to tell overwhelming early affection from the real thing — and what the research reveals.
The divorce hangover is the disorienting stretch after the paperwork is signed when you are legally free but emotionally still entangled — still arguing with
After-school restraint collapse is the meltdown that ambushes so many parents at pickup: your child was, by every teacher’s account, delightful all day — and
An anxious avoidant relationship is the dating world’s most magnetic trap: one person craves closeness and reassurance, the other needs space and independence, and the
Every day millions of people around the world are journeying through the same relationship experiences. Whether it is the first blush of a budding romance, the ups and downs of marriage, or the challenges of parenting—we all are on this voyage together.
Relationship 99 is your friend and ally, offering non-judgmental, practical, and compassionate support to help you every step of the way. You’ll find empowering guidance on:
Together, we’ll help you build or rebuild a strong and healthy relationship with yourself and your partner!
Everyone dreams of having a storybook relationship, and why not? Whether this fairytale is a romantic relationship between two people, a family bound together by love and respect, or getting out of a relationship gone wrong, there’s no reason not to create the happily-ever-after you deserve and desire.
At Relationship 99, we understand that every relationship, whether it be with yourself, your partner, your family, or friends, is unique and deserves the same level of care. That’s why we have developed a range of resources and tools based on the 5 essential foundations of any relationship—Love, Trust, Commitment, Respect, and Communication—to help you build a strong and lasting relationship.
Whether you’re single, married, in a relationship, or divorced – we’ve covered topics from communication and intimacy to family life and parenting. Our mission is to empower you to create and sustain a relationship that is based on trust, mutual respect, and love. So come on in, take a look around, and embark on the journey of creating your own fairytale with Relationship 99.
Being touched out is that moment at the end of a long day when your toddler reaches for you,
The ick is that sudden, full-body wave of aversion toward someone you were genuinely into yesterday — triggered by
Keeping score in a relationship feels like fairness, but it is one of the quietest ways a marriage erodes.
Birdnesting keeps kids in one home while divorced parents rotate in and out. Here’s how bird’s nest custody works, who it suits, and its real limits.
Sharenting — posting your kids online — creates a digital footprint they never consented to. Here’s what the research says and how to share more safely.
Love bombing signs can look just like romance. Here’s how to tell overwhelming early affection from the real thing — and what the research reveals.
The divorce hangover is the disorienting stretch after the paperwork is signed when you are legally free but emotionally
After-school restraint collapse is the meltdown that ambushes so many parents at pickup: your child was, by every teacher’s
An anxious avoidant relationship is the dating world’s most magnetic trap: one person craves closeness and reassurance, the other
Stonewalling in marriage is what happens when one partner goes silent, looks away, and shuts down in the middle
Contempt in a relationship is the single biggest predictor of divorce, per Gottman’s research. Learn to spot it — eye-rolls, sarcasm, mockery — and reverse it.
Co-regulation is why ‘calm down’ never works on a melting-down child. Learn the research-backed way kids borrow your calm — and how to lead it in the moment.
