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The answer depends on your goals. For some couples, it makes sense to take a break if they use the time to honestly evaluate the relationship.

A break most certainly does not mean a breakup, though. In fact, experts agree that taking time apart often helps pairs realize that they want to be together.

Taking a break means intentionally creating space between you and your partner for reflection and clarity. It's not breaking up, it's pressing ...

A break in a relationship can be healthy if both partners have the right motivations for the change and use it as an opportunity for growth.

No. Taking a break is an immature way of handling arguments or frustrations from what otherwise should be an adult relationship. All it is ...

First ask yourself why you need the break and will you be ok after the break. If both of you are okay with the idea then you both can stay like ...

It rarely works. I've never tried it, but I've seen it happen dozens of times. Usually, it doesn't work because the parties don't actually take a break.

A good general guideline is to keep the break between 1 to 3 months. This timeframe provides enough space for both partners to gain perspective, ...

The central purpose of taking a break in marriage is to have time away for reflection. You are making room to miss your partner and take stock ...

Taking a break in a relationship can be a healthy way to preserve the connection. Taking a brief break is one way to create some distance in a relationship.