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Why You Should Never Judge Your Relationship Based on Your Friends’ Relationship
It is one of the most powerful instincts we have as human beings; the instinct to judge ourselves based on what other people are doing. Entire books have been written about the power that other people have on us, and this is no less powerful when you are in a relationship with someone. After all, you are both… Read More »
Why Relationships Trump Your Career In Terms of Happiness
Many of us assume that money does indeed buy happiness. After all, we like things. We like better technology for our living room. We like a smoother ride to work in a fancier car. We like bigger, better, faster, stronger. So if we’re going to be happy, we’re going to have to have the money required to buy… Read More »
Unique opportunity to meet new Couple Friends AND be on TV!
Hey Kupple.com! We just received word that a Major Cable Network is casting a new show which seeks to help couples discover, meet and socialize with other couples in their area. They are searching for engaging, energetic and fun loving couples in the New York City area who: (1) have recently relocated to NYC and are hoping to… Read More »
Why Hanging Out with Couple-Friends Enhances Romance
Check out this recent article from Time Magazine which discusses a recent study from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. This study found that couples with mutual friends tend to be happier….All the more reason to keep meeting friends at Kupple.com! Read More
5 Trips to Take With Couple Friends
With vacation season on the horizon, we’re sure you are starting to think about your summer travel. This article from TheNest.com has 5 fun destinations for trips to take with your couple (or Kupple) friends. Whether you enjoy wine tasting, or laying on the beach, TheNest.com has suggestions for everyone. Read More
The Best (and Worst) Couple Friends
Woman’s Day magazine’s writer, Denise Schipani, talks about the types of couple friends that are healthy and will improve your relationship vs. the ones that could cause conflict. “…Camille Preston, PhD, psychologist and leadership coach, says, ‘you have to weed to feed’—or jettison relationships that aren’t working to make room for more of the good kinds of friendships.… Read More »