HeyJaredTracey Cox
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Would you rather be single and lonely or in a bad marriage? TRACEY COX (opens the original)
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What’s worse: being alone or being with someone who doesn’t make you happy? This is something I’ve addressed in my books and discussed with friends many (many) times - without ever finding a definitive answer. The reason why is because everyone’s view is intensely personal. I would much rather be alone than lonely in a relationship; I know other women who say any half decent guy is better than no guy. I talked to two women with very different viewpoints. One says stay no matter what, the other s
TRACEY COX reveals questions to really catch your lying partner out (opens the original)
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Most of us like to think we'd know if our partner or someone close to us lied but the truth is, we're not as good at it as we think. For decades we've been told that lying leaves a visual trail – shifty eyes, fidgety hands, looking in a certain direction. Poker players, parents and partners have built entire belief systems on these 'tells'. I was in a prime-time BBC show based on romantic body language cues (Would Like to Meet). And guess what? A lot of what we thought we knew back then has turn
Should you stick or twist on midlife marriage that's lost its sparkle? (opens the original)
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What's worse: being alone or being with someone who doesn't make you happy? This is something I've addressed in my books and discussed with friends many (many) times, without ever finding a definitive answer. The reason why is because everyone's view is intensely personal. I would much rather be alone than lonely in a relationship; I know other women who say any half decent guy is better than no guy. I talked to two women with very different viewpoints. One says stay no matter what, the other sp
TRACEY COX: Marriage killers you won't see coming (opens the original)
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We all know the classic relationship destroyers: affairs, money problems, growing apart. But there’s a sneakier category of marriage-enders that nobody warns you about. No one sees these coming because they are ordinary life events. On paper, things like a house renovation look like a GOOD thing. But there is a common thread between all of them and a name for it: ‘identity drift.’ This is when a life event changes one partner faster than it changes the other and you lose your shared view of ‘who
TRACEY COX tells why smart women often make bad dating decisions (opens the original)
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You've got the career, your own flat, can dissect a legal contract in your sleep and negotiate a pay rise without blinking. Your many friends adore you and are constantly saying, 'I can't understand why you don't have men queueing around the block. You're amazing!'. You don't look half bad, either, so why are you still single at 37 while all your friends are hitched? Here's a possible reason: Could it be that you're too clever for love? I'm not talking about intelligence being threatening to men
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