Amy Nicholson

I used to think being nice was my superpower. The helper. The peacemaker. The one who always said “yes.” People liked me. I was dependable. …

They say actions speak louder than words—and when it comes to love, that couldn’t be more true. Sure, flowers and fancy dinners are nice, but …

It’s not the grand gestures that make a marriage thrive, but the small, everyday actions that build trust, connection, and happiness over time. Happy wives …

I didn’t say “I do” so I could spend my golden years reminding a grown man to pick up his socks, take his meds, and …

“Maybe I did overreact.” That sentence lived rent-free in my head for years. Every time we argued, every time I brought up something that hurt …

Real power isn’t about bossing people around or owning a corner office with fancy blinds. And respect? You don’t demand it—you earn it, usually when …

Being strong in a toxic relationship often means staying on guard, doing it all, and pretending you’re fine when you’re falling apart. But when a …

From constantly trying to hold everything together to the stark realization that you might be the only one still invested, recognizing the signs of an …

You don’t wake up one day and suddenly realize your marriage is one-sided. It creeps in slowly—the way you’re always the one reaching out first, …

You know that moment when you realize you’ve given everything to your marriage, and your husband’s biggest contribution is… not replacing the toilet paper roll? …