Heidi Klum and Seal have officially confirmed that they’re planning to divorce on Sunday, after rumors swirled that the couple were splitting after almost seven years of marriage. TMZ has learned that the reason for the breakup is that Heidi is tired of Seal’s temper. We’re hearing that heir careers also played a part in Heidi’s decision. She’s the bread winner in the family and their busy schedules created a distance between them.

If you're in marriage counseling, chances are you and your husband are doing most of the talking. But thanks to years of experience, your therapist has plenty of advice that she'd like to share with you, too. Read on to get expert insight on making the most of your sessions.

A first impression was once a matter of rehearsed one-liners and the right pair of shoes. Now, it's down to a good profile picture and your last public tweet.

We can make our love lives whatever we want them to be. Right? Most of us have a hard time truly believing this. This is due to our faulty programming that has filled our minds with heaps of limiting beliefs. We look at our past relationship experience and use our failures and horrible exes as a framework for determining our future relationship successes. This is a very dangerous thing to do, because nothing that happened in the past holds any relevance to what is possible moving forward.

White lies -- we all tell them. It helps keep the peace, which in turn keeps us sane(ish). Big lies are bad though. They ruin people and relationships.

Confidence is one of the sexiest things about a woman. It shows that she has other character traits that men love -- the ability to stand up for herself, empowerment, good looks, and sassiness. Not only that, but confident women embrace their assertiveness over their own sexuality -- and they know what they want.

What he says and what he does can seem different, but Dr. Drew's Lifechanger Life Coach and Relationship Strategist Laura Baron knows that what he means is really all in his body language!

s we grow up, there are many things about our parents that we hope we can inherit: maybe it's your dad's sense of humor and your mother's legs. On the other hand, there are also aspects of them that we hope to leave in their generation (that quick temper? No need to pass that down, thanks).

It just takes a little 'magic' to find your true love...

Many of us live under the misconception that laughter should be reserved for the good times. The reality is that humor is more necessary than ever when life hits the skids. I was just reminded of this fact when I saw my friend Linda. I'm always amazed by her sense of humor, even in light of some ongoing family issues; a husband who isn't well and serious concerns about one of her children. Somehow, she manages to find humor anyway; on any given day she is busily affording someone a good belly-laugh.

I know. You're tired and frustrated with the dating game. Tired of getting your hopes up time and time again only to find out that you

Several years ago, my kids participated in a program in their elementary school entitled, "Good Touch/Bad Touch." As you can tell from the title, it dealt with knowing the difference between appropriate and inappropriate touch. It was a great program, and I wish more school systems had the resources to educate their students through programs such as this. While the content was great, the title "good touch/bad touch" has become a joke in our house, and whenever we are tickling and laughing and wrestling and my son is "losing" he will suddenly yell out, "bad touch!" and we'll all start laughing.