Relationships

Today is World Mental Health Day (10th October), so it feels like the right time to talk about depression. Depression is a debilitating illness. For the person dealing with it, it could literally transform

Looking for the perfect venue for your wedding can be an exciting yet intimidating task. There is a huge pool of options for you, including rustic barns, historic hotels, or beachside locations for you

Should your spouse be your best friend? Research has found that marriages based on friendships are more likely to be successful. Maybe this is because that initial feeling of "being in love" fades with

Love is always in the air – whether you believe it or not. The Internet is filled with modern day love stories. Be it #WeMetOnMuzz or 'we married over Skype', love has no boundaries. Having said that,

In life we go through changes. Our hairstyles, music, and even taste buds change –I went from hating soymilk to loving it (well, I still don’t love it, I tolerate it). The same goes for our visions of

Haven't read part 1 yet? Click here to catch up! In part 1 of my blog I discussed the importance of maintaining healthy boundaries within a marriage, to allow both partners to grow individually without

Autonomy: Independence in one's own thoughts or actions. Autonomy is rarely addressed in marriage but it has the greatest impact on a relationship. In a healthy, meaningful marriage both partners should

“Vanity working on a weak head produces every sort of mischief.” – Jane Austen In the midst of my halal dating shenanigans, there are moments when I find myself transported into Jane Austen times. Usually,

When I got married, one of the first things my mother told me was that I was lucky to start my marriage in a different country. Yes, it’s hard to live far from your support system, but being alone with

Too many of my friends complain to me about

One of my friends once told me about a story where she went on a date and the guy just wouldn’t stop talking about himself, and when she tried to talk he would cut her off. She found him to be rude and

Though you might think of a job search and a partner search as two totally different pursuits, they’re alike in more ways than one. Searching for “the one” requires effort on your part, including dressing

So, you’ve edited your profile to make it stand out; you wrote a really nice bio, chose some great photos (unless you’ve chosen to blur them), and you have some matches. Brilliant!! But now it’s the tricky

As a society, we constantly seem to aspire to having that perfect job that brings us a sense of achievement, and the perfect partner to spend our evenings after work with. While some are lucky enough to

It's finally here! The agony aunt you never knew you needed 😉 The two aunties answering your questions today have an acclaimed wealth of knowledge on dating and Muzz, as they have both been on the app.

It's finally here! The agony aunt you never knew you needed 😉 The two aunties answering your questions today have an acclaimed wealth of knowledge on dating and Muzz, as they have both been on the app.

The first part of a relationship, the “honeymoon” phase, is always the most romantic. It’s a whirlwind of excitement and love- everything is new and amazing, and you just feel so ridiculously happy. But

Childhood Trauma plays a significant role in how we navigate through marriage and intimacy. Unresolved trauma and triggers can have detrimental impacts on how we give and receive love. Individuals who