Dr Ozwaldo

Do you think that while men in successful relationships carry on with their social interactions with their friends, women tend to move away from theirs, or at least they get limited? What are your observations on this?

Not just love relationships. It can be with friends, family, etc.

My mother was a huge feminist during the 50s and 60s and owns a medium sized company and rules it with an iron fist. She does not understand my need to be submissive in my sexual relationships. Is there some way to show her or some book I can buy her to make her understand […]

That’s the topic that I have to do my research on. I can also choose a similar topic - "How family relationships affect one’s sense of self". So basically, I’d like to learn about the psychology of relationships between parents and their children and between siblings.
At any rate, can you guys suggest any reading material […]

I’m thinking about close relationships (romantic, close friends, or family), what are good relationships like? How does communication work in good relationships? What leads to good communication in a close relationship?

I have heard that a girls relationship with their dad can affect their future relationships with men, is this true?
I had a great relationship with my father (though he died when I 16), but somehow I can’t make relationships with men work.
Suggestions?

If your parents divorce, your sibling will still be your sibling no matter and so will your parent so it is possible to love each other forever right? Unlike relationship between lovers, when 1 loses interest or dies and the other finds a new partner. And the relationship is gone because such relationships aren’t bound […]

This is really important. please respond. ( I am not in an abusive relationship )

I am doing a project for psychology and I need the following information: 1 - What is love (to you) 2 - What is one piece of advice you can give for a relationship? I need this information from each of the following age groups so please state which you apply to: (14-19) (20-29) (30-55) […]

Or do you think one person is being abusive and the other is reacting explosively to it?
And when I say abusive, I mean all aspects just not physical.