
Love & Relationships
Fathering: It’s not tough love, it’s tough AND loving
by Queen D, June 20, 2019
Being a tough dad won’t make your kids better or more obedient. Yes, set limits. Yes, have rules. But they should come with hugs, high fives, and discipline that feels safe, not scary.

Love & Relationships
A collection of Queendom’s best love & sex polls
by Queen D, February 12, 2019
We don’t do rom-com fluff at Queendom. We prefer real numbers. For example, what percentage of people are still friends with their ex? We reveal the juicy truths.

Love & Relationships
What Is Your Attachment Style? The Psychology of Love
by Queen D, November 17, 2017
We all form relationship habits—some healthy, some… not. Whether you’re a little too clingy or a little too detached, your attachment pattern has a huge impact.

Love & Relationships
Jealousy From the Inside Out: What It Really Says About You
by Queen D, April 7, 2017
We often assume jealousy is triggered by something—or someone—outside of us. But the truth is, it comes from within, fueled by our own insecurities and fears.

Love & Relationships
Not Born to Be Wild: How Parenting Styles Shape Honesty in Kids
by Queen D, January 13, 2017
Were you raised with firm rules or total freedom? Turns out, your parents’ style didn’t just shape your manners—it may have shaped your honesty too.

Love & Relationships
3 Research-Backed Ways to Bond With Your Kids
by Queen D, February 3, 2016
Turns out, you don’t need a freezer full of ice cream to be a great parent (though it might help). These three techniques help you build a solid relationship without the sugar rush.

Love & Relationships
Fear of Commitment? Here Are the 10 Most Common Causes
by Queen D, April 30, 2014
If commitment feels scary, you’re not alone. From fear of emotional vulnerability to emotional baggage, these top 10 commitment fears explain why taking the leap can feel so hard.

Love & Relationships
Why The Idea Of Fairy-Tale Love Is Holding You Back
by Queen D, February 19, 2014
Knights in shining armor and endless romance? Great for Disney, lousy for real life. Here’s how romantic fantasies feed codependency and insecurity.