Mo and Phindi Mo and Phindi

Mo & Phindi are relationship strategists, radio contributors and co-authors of the book: Love Isn’t For Cowards

How to make marriage work for millennials

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With a shift in personal goals, values and roles that differ greatly from previous generations, more and more ...

Choosing to lose, actually wins in marriage

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Marriage is for losers. We arrived at this conclusion when we nearly walked our separate ways, about three years into ...

When you are wrongly accused of infidelity

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Being constantly accused of something you know you are innocent of is frustrating.

Spending Christmas with the in-laws

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No matter how much you play it down, spending the Christmas holidays with someone else’s family is a humongous step, ...

What to do when the kids walk in on your ‘private time’

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Few moments in a couple’s intimate life are as awkward and that inhibit sexual desire than the fear of getting caught ...

Why you should balance your career with your marriage

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Modern romance often means no-one is home to make dinner — or if someone’s at home, they’re suffering loneliness, ...

Why people stay in abusive relationships

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One of the most common questions people often ask about relationships where toxicity and abuse are prevalent is, “Why ...

True love, not romance, is the main ingredient of a strong marriage

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Feelings-driven romantic love fizzles out with time, while true love is strengthened by time, commitment, and shared ...

Don’t ignore those relationship boundaries

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If someone steps on your foot, depending on how hard they stomp on it, you’ll either ignore, whisper or scream.

Closure after a break-up is overrated

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Sure enough, your brain craves an authentic narrative to make sense of what happened between the two of you, especially ...