Ever found yourself in a tricky situation, wondering if it's the aftermath of a widower's grief or a classic case of narcissism?
Get ready for an engaging challenge as I dive into a game that'll put your instincts to the test! In this video, I'll present real-life scenarios, and it's up to YOU to guess if they're wrapped in the complexities of widowerhood or tangled in the web of narcissistic behavior.
So, grab your detective hats and join me on this thrilling journey of deduction and insight!
Why do widowers change their mind regarding marriage, children, finances, faith, sex, or other big relationship issues? Relationship coach and widower expert Abel Keogh has the answer.
Why are you dating? What's the ultimate aim of putting yourself out there? Marriage? Partnership? Fun? Something else? In this video, I discuss what you can learn from the breakup of Joe Manganiello and Sofía Vergara, and why you and the person you're dating need to be on the same page.
What's a way to honor the late wife every year that doesn't take time out of your life or detract from moving forward with life or a new relationship? My latest Widower Wednesday has the answer.
Step into the emotional journey of a widower's child's wedding day, where the question arises: should his loving girlfriend join the family in their cherished wedding photos? My latest Widower Wednesday video has the answer.
Too many widows, widowers, and those who are dating them ignore gut feelings in matters of the heart? What's the result of ignoring these feelings? My latest Widower Wednesday video has the answer.
According to a recent article, losing a spouse makes men 70% more likely to die within a year. Is that true? If so, what's the reason. Abel Keogh talks about the study, how men grieve, and some widower psychology 101.
A woman writes to Dear Abby, worried her relationship with recent widower will upset his family. Dear Abby says to wait to tell them. Abel thinks otherwise. Watch his video to find out why.
What if you're dating someone who has different political views or other beliefs? What if they don't enjoy the same activities? When do those issues become dealbreakers? The answer may surprise you.
How long does it take to know if the person you're dating is someone you can spend the rest of your life with? Hint: It's not as long as you think.