Family, kids and friends

Stories about sex after having children

Getting to know each other again and learning to enjoy yourselves in new circumstances, as the new you.

Or how to spend New Year with your family and survive

Family means something different to everyone, and yet everyone understands it.

A family is a single organism, whatever each individual story looks like. Together with a psychologist, we look at what a family is and the mechanisms at work inside it.

Closeness at a distance: how to stay friends when your friends have scattered all over, explained by a psychologist.

A psychotherapist on introducing your partner to your family, and what to do if the first meeting goes badly.

Sometimes we witness something we believe is wrong, and sometimes that something is a friend's relationship. A psychotherapist explains when to step in and how.

A. talks about how to combine kids and a personal life. This is the second part.

"A partnership is a partnership precisely so that you can sit down and sort things out, talk, figure something out for yourself." A childfree woman on what to do when one partner wants children and the other doesn't.

Another question from our game that has no right answer. But there are your stories.

We asked a psychologist and sex therapist a few questions about parenting after divorce, and gathered psychological materials you can lean on to get through a difficult period.

We asked our favourite experts at a dog school to explain how to prepare a dog for big changes.

That feeling when there are three of you in a relationship, not two. A clinical psychologist on the "his mom" dynamic.

Thinking about our differences and similarities is a favorite Purpur pastime. Together with a psychologist and psychodrama therapist, we're saving New Year from drama.

Worried about losing touch with friends who are becoming parents? A psychologist and psychodrama therapist helps calm the anxiety.

How can you understand why it's happening?

Crises are a natural part of any relationship, friendship included. Here is how to get through them and what they can give us.

Your relationship and roles, and what to do if you want to change them

(Not so) simple questions for the people closest to us, who can sometimes be the hardest people for us.

Whether, when and how you have children is your business alone. A psychologist explains how to answer tactless questions about kids and what to do when they hurt.