Make Life Work Archives | Mary Kassian

Malice: Curing Your Ill Will

Malice is a dangerous toxin that causes bad blood to run through the veins of your relationships. Here’s a prescription to help you cure your ill-will.

Dos and Don’ts for your next Wardrobe Crisis

by Mary Kassian

Dos and don’ts to help you avoid a defcon, I’m-running-late, shoulda-been-out-the-door, got-nothing-to-wear, I-hate-the-way-I-look wardrobe catastrophe.

What Not to Wear

by Mary Kassian

Is it time to update your wardrobe? These 3 pin-able guidelines will help you decide what and what not to wear.

Are YOU a Shrew? Take this Quiz

by Mary Kassian

Discover the six habits of a shrew and take this quiz to find out if you’re acting like one.

Signs of an Abusive Relationship

by Mary Kassian

Do you live in fear of your partner? These questions will help you figure out if you’re in an abusive relationship and give some suggestions for what to do.

10 Easy-on-the-Budget Ideas for Valentine’s Day

by Mary Kassian

Need some last-minute ideas to make Valentine’s Day special? Here are some fresh ideas that are fun, meaningful, and easy on the budget, too.

Dating Her Way

by Mary Kassian

There’s a new online dating option – one where women are completely in control and men must sit back and wait to be pursued.

Top 10 Fights in Marriage

by Mary Kassian

From squabbles to all out brawls, here’s an MSN list of the Top 10 Fights in Marriage. Are you having these sorts of spats in your relationship? Take a poll to see if the list got it right.

Protecting Girls from Boy-Craziness

by Dannah Gresh

There is an inarguable connection between the media diet of tweens and early sexual activity in teens. Doesn’t it make sense that anything we feed our daughters that says “be boy-crazy” would just put her in the cultural current of early sexualization?

We Need Each Other

by Mary Kassian

Last Sunday, I had coffee with a friend who wanted to talk about her relationship with her...

Do you want the dollar or the dime?

by Mary Kassian

It’s a great question to consider. When it comes to the choices you make, are you choosing to patiently wait for the dollar?–Or are you settling for the dime?