By: Linda Dominique Grosvenor Love is Not an Adjective…It’s a Verb! Linda Dominique Grosvenor, All Rights Reserved. If one were asked to describe love, I imagine they would attempt to convey blue skies with fluffy clouds, fluid harps and lovers embracing with whispering good-byes. My advice to those in this “love coma” and to those ...
LOSING WEIGHT AND SMOKING CIGARETTES By: Robert Elias Najemy Michael rejects Nancy for being overweight and she condemns his smoking. They have a discipline problem. They cannot control certain needs and urges that are undermining their health and appearance. They both reject themselves for this, but get angry when the other reminds them of what ...
I asked my women friends this question the other day about what things they hate about men and for some dating tips and I was surprised about the response. I assumed lack of money would be one issue women hate. Another issue I felt could be important would be a lack of listening skills. I expected that most women would find most me lack the ability to have a deep emotional connection. I also expected most women would like great sex. To my surprise
It can be difficult to be a woman in the dating scene. A lot can go wrong for you more so than for your male counterpart. Plus, men can be really ignorant about a few things. But, don’t worry. Here are a few tips on what to do and not to do during a date:
For the real-deal about how to swim and win at the game of love, here are the top 5 best resources for those preparing for a summer romance.
Are you guilty of one or more of these “crimes” in your marriage? The crime of indifference, parallel living, failure to communicate or killing passion are crimes we often commit in our marriage. All is not lost, with a little effort and a change in thinking; you won’t be spending time in the “Crimes Against Marriage” prison. Read on and you’ll be paroled from your prison sentence in no time at all.
It seems unlikely that anyone could improve his or her marriage in one evening. Well read on! Any positive step in the right direction is an improvement that will continue as long as the efforts continue to be made. As our recent MarriageAdvice.com poll showed, more than 40% of our 207 respondents identified that the single biggest frustration in their marriage was that their husbands “Didn’t Communicate Enough”.
There are a variety of different marriage “groups” out there. As you discover your group, you will be better able to determine if it’s the group you want to be in for the rest of your life, or if some adjustments are in order.
“Savor your friendships as you grow old; many are silver, but one is pure gold.” This is sage advice for those who have been fortunate enough to find that one true friendship. Or perhaps you have maintained friendships from your days in elementary school. Whatever the case, friends are precious gifts we give to ourselves.
As you go through the varied seasons of your married life from newlyweds, to beginning a family, to raising a family, to empty nest, the amount of time and energy you have to devote to keeping your marriage relationship strong varies as well. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could invest only 10 minutes a day in your marriage relationship and keep it strong? Well keep reading for the 10 minute secret.