Gigi Engle

1 month ago | menshealth.com.au | Gigi Engle

“NEVER GO TO bed angry.” This is a piece of advice you’ll hear again and again whenever an inquisitive journalist asks older, long-term married couples their one piece of advice for relationship longevity. Well, no offence to these relationship vets, but as a sex and relationship psychotherapist, I can tell you with complete certainty that this is actually kind of bullshit. Hear me out. On its face, the appeal of this simple adage is pretty evident.

1 month ago | msn.com | Gigi Engle

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1 month ago | menshealth.com | Gigi Engle

Jump to:Why the Idea We ‘Should Never Go To Bed Angry’ Can Cause Relationship ProblemsThe Negative Consequences of Living by This RuleThe Positive Aspects of This IdeaHow to Go to Bed Angry in the 'Right' Way4 Expert-Backed Strategies to Let Go of This Idea for Better Relationships'Never go to bed angry.' This is a piece of advice you’ll hear again and again whenever an inquisitive journalist asks older, long-term married couples their one piece of advice for relationship longevity.

1 month ago | menshealth.com | Gigi Engle

"NEVER GO TO bed angry.” This is a piece of advice you’ll hear again and again whenever an inquisitive journalist asks older, long-term married couples their one piece of advice for relationship longevity. Well, no offense to these relationship vets, but as a sex and relationship psychotherapist, I can tell you with complete certainty that this is actually kind of bullshit. Hear me out. On its face, the appeal of this simple adage is pretty evident.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Gigi Engle

"NEVER GO TO bed angry.” This is a piece of advice you’ll hear again and again whenever an inquisitive journalist asks older, long-term married couples their one piece of advice for relationship longevity. Well, no offense to these relationship vets, but as a sex and relationship psychotherapist, I can tell you with complete certainty that this is actually kind of bullshit. Hear me out. On its face, the appeal of this simple adage is pretty evident.