A young woman struggles to convince her parents to stay together.

What is the nature of sexual desire? Do some people have it while others don't? Can you create it if it's lacking or get it back once it's gone?

Does there ever come a time when your marriage can't be saved? How do you know?

What do you do when your husband or wife goes out dancing with friends and leaves you at home with the kiddies? Good, clean fun? Or a dangerous proposition?

What do you do when your partner's ex refuses to go away? What about when there are children involved? Do you try to be nice or put your foot down?

What do you do when all the tools you've given your child to defend himself against bullies fail? Do you tell him to keep trying? Or do you tell him to fight back, and fight hard? Hear what Betsy did when her daughter was attacked by a bully . . .

How much groveling should anyone be expected to endure in order to save a relationship?

How do you ever know whether the person you're in love with with now is someone you'll stay in love with over time? Are there tests you can take, questions you can answer, ways that you can safeguard against divorce?

What does it mean when an engaged man tells his girlfriend he's moving out in order to make sure their love is really strong?

Strange things are happening when a husband suddenly announces he's moving out because he needs his own space, and his wife discovers cell phone bills with another woman's phone number all over them.