By Peter Ehrlich I remember the first time I heard Neil Young sing Only Love Can Break Your Heart, I was in my early twenties. And I remember what I thought about the song. “Nice little jingle, but I should get back to Keith Richards banging out his ...

By Peter Ehrlich Have you brought home two or three love interests to seriously meet and hang out with your child? If “yes,” read on, because your child’s developmental well-being will likely start to be compromised after they meet yo...

Recently,  I was forwarded a terrific article by a friend and contributor Peter Ehrlich. The article is called The Disease Called Perfection,  originally posted by Dan on his  blog Single Dad Laughing. If you read the article you should agree it ...

By Peter Ehrlich I’m haunted by my Ex Katherine. Not by that went wrong with our relationship, but what went right with our relationship – our love life. After being laid naked, fetal-positioned, paralyzed, and wanting by our breakup, I want to att...

By Peter Ehrlich I want to talk about my newest, ongoing, “driving me forward” sexual fantasy. This twisted new fantasy is the new fuel that has launched me to join yet another dating site and contact virtually every single woman between ...

The Question: I’m about to get married for the second time. How do I ensure that my children and my new wife won’t ever have to duke it out over my estate after I’m gone? By Bryan Borzykowski Mapping out a pre-nuptial agreement is nev...

A Dad’s Point-of-View By Bruce Sallan One of the many things that we try to teach our children is how to make a good decision. Sometimes the problem can be that we may not always make good decisions ourselves or we may allow emotions to influenc...

A Dad’s Point-of-View By Bruce Sallan My wife took me to see Nancy Meyers’ new movie, “It’s Complicated,” which stars Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin, and Steve Martin. She had seen it a day or two before and wanted to see it with me saying, “I...

A Dad’s Point-of-View By Bruce Sallan Dennis Prager, one of the most influential men in my life, spoke on his talk show recently about the impact of a first year on marriage. He asked if an easy, successful first year or a difficult, hard first year were indicative of the long-term success ...

By Wednesday Martin, Ph.D. The dawn of 2010 is a watershed moment for what we might call the New American Family. This is the year, according to many experts, when stepfamilies will outnumber first families in the U.S. One in three Americans is now a “step” of some sort — stepparent, ...