Gather important financial documents that may be hard to find once your spouse knows you plan on initiating the divorce process. If you are worried that your spouse may run off with your children, make sure their passports are in a safe place. Think about scheduling a consultation with an experienced family law attorney. They will provide you with endless sources of information about how to proceed. Lock down your social media accounts. Not only is it tacky, but social media is a gold mine for attorneys.
Do not get sidetracked during this conversation. Do not let your spouse play mind games and try to trick you into believing the affair is your fault.
Stay strong and stay focused. Make sure that a close friend or family member is aware of the situation and knows that you are about to confront your spouse.
If you are unsure of how your spouse will react, consider having the conversation in a public place such as a park. If you feel comfortable having the conversation in your home, make sure that your children are somewhere else. Do not give your spouse the option of changing your mind. Fourth step : Make a plan.
What happens next? Is someone going to move out of the house? Do we go to court?
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You will not forgive over and over. Say it clearly that there will be no more chances. It is important to emphasize that your forgiveness and willingness to give a second chance is not condoning the cheating behavior. If you are one of the fortunate ones who has a spouse willing to consider giving you a second chance, you must explain why you cheated and be apologetic, honest, and keep your promises.
Accept that there will be questions about your commitment and whether you'll walk out again the next time you set your eyes on someone you like better.click
27 Reasons You Should Not Take Back a Cheating Spouse
You can be a part of the solution or work to change the relationship but you are not the cause of the betrayal. The biggest problem with cheating on a spouse or significant other is not necessarily the sexual liaison itself, but rather the betrayal of trust it causes.
This painful rupture of trust in many cases proves too much to get past Once can be considered a slip up. An aberration. Twice or more is a pattern.
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Why should the serial cheater be forgiven or provided a third, fourth or fifth chance? The cheater must see their fault or this person will never be able to connect with you emotionally and honestly. Even with a "bad marriage," the accountability was still on your partner to problem-solve appropriately seek therapy, talk to clergy. No one can tell you what to do in this situation.
Feel the feelings.
It isn't easy to just walk away or split up the family. You can rebuild your marriage with the right tools. Professional guidance and reputable books or online resources can help you move forward whatever direction you decide. Learn the best ways to manage stress and negativity in your life.
But if the person who cheated isn't willing to be upfront about why it happened — or starts pointing blame, repairing things might not be possible. Grant's husband admitted he was a sex addict and sought out therapy on his own to work through it. He had done everything he could to support me as I healed.
If the affair is really, truly over, taking the physical steps to cut off contact with the person and set up boundaries is crucial to your partner's healing process. Brandon Santan , a licensed marriage and relationship therapist practicing in Tennessee.
Because Grant's husband worked with the woman he cheated with, this was more complicated. Being cheated on is damaging for a plethora of reasons, but one big factor that needs to be addressed in order to move past it is lack of honesty. This level of transparency needs to continue for as long as it takes to build that trust back up again; something that Elle says was key to her healing process. He told me where he was going and who he'd be with. Seems humiliating in the short term, but he understood that that was how he was going to rebuild trust," she says.
Your gut reaction might be to blast your partner's indiscretions across social media for all to see, which Travis McNulty , LMHC, practicing in Florida says is a common coping mechanism. But telling everyone in your inner circle can end up backfiring.
Grant found support by creating a blog, The Betrayed Wives Club , to connect with others who were also victims of infidelity — a support system she says played a large part in her healing process. Our culture lacks real understanding around how devastating infidelity is. It can be really painful to share your secret only to have someone respond, as a friend of mine did, 'Well, I wouldn't put up with it. After an affair, it can be hard to know what to do or even where to start.


Ladies Geeking Out celebrated love all week by taking a look at how geeks express their love for each other and for their own awesome geekiness. To finish our Valentine's Day countdown, here's themed-wedding ideas for couples that wish to celebrate multiple fandoms! Can't decide on one single theme? Do them all!!
1. Let guests know from the beginning that this is going to be a geek wedding!
2. Name the tables after some of your favorite fandoms and characters! Decorate it accordingly!
3. Find little ways to show appreciation for your favorite fandoms with your wardrobe!
4. In fact, show appreciation for your favorite fandoms everywhere!
5. Your wedding cake can also be a good way to merge both of your fandoms!
Always remember, no matter what you do, it is YOUR wedding, make it fun for YOU!


Unspoken Words Of The Heart
By Jessica Whitelaw
What are the unspoken words of your heart? What emotions are you pressing down inside you that are anxiously calling to get out? What is holding you back? Is it a fear of being hurt again, rejection, betrayal, games, dishonesty, or past hurt still haunting you? These are the questions on my mind as I write this tonight.
I recently had a conversation with a stranger, in every sense of the word, though we do follow each other on social media. We discussed the new dynamics of the dating scene; how it draws the people who are like us, the ones who want true love and a thriving relationship where you are constantly building each other up, away; because in our experiences, when we did try to give somebody a chance because we were attracted to them, it turned out being a lot of work and all for nothing but games, lies, and unfaithfulness. We talked about how it feels like not many people have values anymore, and just want to live their life to have as much fun as possible without thinking about their dreams, their goals, or their futures.
A sense of emotional numbness can try to creep in and take you over.
When you’ve been through so much hurt and pain from someone who you were just trying to love, your heart can feel like it’s beginning to get cold, and it provides a sense of security to not open yourself up, and become a vulnerable human again. You may start to get into a routine that makes that a habit, so that you don’t have much time to reflect on the emptiness that you feel in your heart, and that loneliness that creeps into your thoughts at night as you feel the cold on the other side of the bed. The night is the only time you truly begin to feel, because you’ve made yourself so busy during the day, that your head doesn’t go there. Well, that’s until you see that happy couple smiling blissfully passing by you, and you think to yourself, maybe they’re newlyweds, or they’re happily married with kids at home. Maybe they’re just enjoying the dating phase, etc. You think to yourself how much you want that, and that you hope that you’ll find it someday; but then you reflect on your routine, and you snap back into your reality, and you think about the nonsense that you avoided not venturing into the dating scene. During this time alone, maybe you’ve focused on yourself and your life seems to be improving so much more. It is understandable that you don’t feel like you want to take the risk of messing things up for yourself by making yourself open to the possibility to be hurt again by a bad intention lover. Yet, isn’t that lonely?
Maybe you think that you’re too much to deal with.
Maybe you have children and when they are acting up, you think to yourself, “Who would want this?” Or when your children are sick and they’re up all night, and you think, “Who would actually want to deal with this?” You feel like you’re not worthy of a good person, because you have “baggage” with you, and it wouldn’t be just dating you, it would be dating you and your children, because your children are your life. That person would be accepting not only you but everything that comes along with you in a package deal.
You may be on the other side, and you want to date, and you found somebody who piqued your interest, but you’re scared to let them know how you truly feel. You may wonder to yourself if they might think that you have ulterior motives, even though your motives are pure. Maybe you see them several times a week, maybe for hours at a time, and you just wish you could have their undivided attention and tell them how you feel, and that they would just welcome you and your love with open arms, and you can ride off into the sunset together. You may have flirted and let them know that you have an interest in getting to know them, but they didn’t respond to you as you expected, or they didn’t give you a straight answer at all to your inquiry. You may begin to wonder if they even have an interest like you thought they did, and missed the awkward flirting you did with each other; but perhaps they are feeling the same way, but their fears are holding them back from becoming vulnerable, again, too, even though you have only the best of intentions.
Does the cultural differences of your new potential mate make you feel unacceptable?
Dating outside of your ethnicity for the first time can sometimes make you feel like you’re an outsider. You may not be used to the traditions that take place or the values that are held in a different culture. Depending on the situation there can be language differences or even just slang usage around their friends and family that is outside of your personal knowledge. Don’t let that scare you, it is always fun and interesting to learn new things if you look at it as personal growth. You may find that you prefer that cultures values over your own that you grew up with! If you are attracted to someone, don’t let this be a reason you don’t pursue the potential love match.
The sad fact is that we never really know where someone is emotionally unless they open up and tell you.
Some people may never make that move, and it won’t have anything to do with you as a person, but all to do with them being freshly wounded by love, or being scared of a repeat of their last attempt at it. You don’t know that person’s experiences or fears and if that is what is holding them back from you or not.
We have to learn to be okay with sometimes never getting that answer or closure that we seek out. In the meantime, though, we need to focus on how to better ourselves, so that we can be the best versions of ourselves possible. If your future goal is to be a wife, act like a wife now to prepare for that future husband, and vice versa. Don’t give up hope that your future love is out there somewhere in the world waiting on you to be the best you that you can be.
I ask again: what is holding you back?


It can be tough to find time for romance with all the other things you are thinking about at this stage of your pregnancy. But you’ll have even less time after the baby arrives. Before that happens, you and your partner can do a lot of little things to enjoy time together – you might like going to see movies together or just cooking dinner or watching TV together.
Its important to make time for your partner and find ways to enjoy each other as a couple before you become parents. Neglecting your mutual need for romance, and physical intimacy, could put a strain on your relationship at a time when you need it to be stronger than ever, as you get ready to introduce a child
into your family.
Here are a few tips that will help you keep the romance alive in your second trimester of pregnancy:
1. Enjoy the simple things. Don’t always try to make big romantic gestures- they’re nice, but you may be too tired to pull them off. Just relish every moment together.
2. Go to the movies : If it’s your first pregnancy, you can go to the movies whenever you want. Everyone says this because it’s so true – unlike when it’s hard to asking someone to babysit just to go to the movies. And by the third trimester, you aren’t exactly feeling comfortable in the theater seating. Squirming and shifting in your seat when you’re almost nine months pregnant is no fun, and it will likely annoy those around you. So enjoy the movies while you can!
3. Talk to your partner about what’s comfortable for you in bed: When you’re with your partner, dont be afraid to say what’s on your mind. Because then you can work through it, get past it, and get to the fun stuff. Since you’re likely not super comfortable on your back,try to let your partner know what positions you are comfortable in, and let him do more of the work.


Respect is something that we all want from each other. In our home, we want family members to show respect for each other, and we want our children to be respectful of others outside of the home. With media and peer influence that often depict violence and disrespect as humorous and desirable, parents may have difficulty instilling a respectful attitude in their children. Here are some tips to help create an atmosphere of respect that will encourage your child to respect others, you, and him or herself.
Show respect for your kids. Often children act out as a way to be seen and heard. If you notice and acknowledge them in a positive way first; this will allow them to feel their importance, and acting out won’t be necessary.
- Offer praise whether they succeed or fail. Reassure them that they are good and valued.
- Ask your child’s opinion, and allow them to make some decisions that affect their life or the family in some way.
Model self-respect. When you show your child that you have respect for yourself, and that your behavior follows your own values, your child will be more likely to follow in your footsteps.
- Talk to your child about decisions that you have made based on your values.
- Talk about the challenges you have faced, and how your choices affect you now (good and bad).
Use respectful language with your child and with others. When your child sees you being respectful of others in your home and in your community, your child will learn through your example.
- Acknowledge others politely. Recognize others’ feelings and needs, and explain to your child that you understand how others usually have good reason for what they do, even if you disagree.
- Talk to your child about times when it may be difficult to show respect for others. Explain the times when you have been successful in showing respect anyway, and how you did so.
Don’t use fear and control to insist on obedience. Sometimes parents forget that obedience is not the same as respect. A child may outwardly obey, but inwardly resent their situation, feeling shame, fear, or frustration about their lack of freedom of choice. Children tend to fear those who insist on controlling them, and respect those who see them as individuals worthy of dignity.
- Explain to your child that your rules and discipline are meant to protect and/or support your child’s health, safety, and future. Let these rules and explanations grow and change as your child grows and changes.
- Don’t demand respect, but allow respect to grow through your honest and caring relationship with your child.
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So, today is me and Bobby's 9th wedding anniversary....9 years! Where has the time gone? I am incredibly blessed to be married to my soul mate, as cheesy as it sounds, it's true.
He has been my rock, my sanity so many times without even knowing it. He knows what I am thinking without having to say a word. He knows how to make me feel better without even saying anything. I cannot imagine my life without him. We are one of those couples that likes to be together all of the time. He works long hours, so the time our family gets with him is so precious. It doesn't matter if we are out doing something or simply just sitting on the couch watching Grey's (yes, this man is awesome and likes it as much as I do!), just having that time together is so important. We've actually been together since I was 18...that's over 12 years.....and yes, I am giving away my age here :-) I can safely say it hasn't always been rainbows and butterflies, there have been struggles like any marriage has, especially when you meet and marry young and pretty much grow up together. Finances, careers, kids and the general stresses of life add to it. We feel so fortunate we have been able to enter ourselves around what is truly important...and our marriage has actually gotten stronger and better for it!
He has been unbelievable through this adoption. While a little reluctant at first, he has blown me away with how it has transformed him too. In this area, he is truly my rock. I am here sometimes sad, discouraged at how long things are taking and at the lack of movement for anything and he is so calm and certain and at peace with everything....reminding me that things are moving, I'm just not seeing it behind the scenes...and we will have our baby in our arms soon...in OUR perfect timing and not someone else's or just because I'm being impatient and want it now. Huh? Me impatient? Yup, he has to deal with this everyday people :-)
So to the most wonderful man, husband and father I know....I love you more than you can ever know and today I am so blessed and proud to celebrate this day with you!


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Mom, Bruce, you’re lucky. You’ve fallen in love with your best friend. The person who accepts you at your worst and laughs at your stupid jokes. The person who knows you better than you know yourself. I would kill to spend the rest of my life with that person.


I’m not a person who has a ton of friends. I’ve always had a few close friends, and a wide circle of acquaintances.
I guard my privacy rather furiously. So when I finally open up? I open up all the way, and I give those friends all of me.
Recently, I had one of those friendships come to an end. A heartbreaking end. We’re talking a trip for Ben & Jerry’s and sappy movies on tv end. (My husband even got a good laugh, wondering if I cried that much when he and I broke up years and years ago in high school.)
There was a lot of pain, on both of our parts. The dissolution of this friendship wasn’t my choice, but rather her pushing me away because of other situations in her life that caused her to feel like we could no long relate. (I do have hopes that one day? We’ll be friends again, but until then? I had to move forward in life without my partner-in-crime.)
But I had to pick myself up and move forward. And I found a few things that really helped me cope. Because the end of a friendship isn’t looked at the same way as a romantic relationship. People don’t join you to trash talk your now ex-friend (which is perhaps a good thing) and they don’t want to take sides in the same way. (Again, a good thing.) But sometimes, we need to let ourselves heal from these broken friendships, no matter the cause of their end.
5 Ways To Heal From a Broken Friendship
- Cry. I know that sounds cliche. But sometimes? You just need to let it all out. Like I mentioned, I went all in. I got my favorite ice cream and watched my favorite sappy movies. I was grieving much like I would the end of a dating relationship back in the day. I was saying goodbye to someone I’d shared my life with for many years.
- Develop a neutral stance. Chances are pretty good you have at least a few mutual friends. It’s important that you not push them to chose sides. Our fall-out was pretty obvious, since we went from constantly spending time together with all of our friends, to barely talking pretty much overnight. (And considering we had set our lives up around our friendship? It led to some awkward moments when we met up in public.) So I’d simply stay neutral. (I was lucky – everyone kind of knew the situation.) No matter the cause of this break up? You’re going to make life easier on both of you by taking a neutral stance, and allowing your friends to do the same.
- Write a letter or Journal. I am addicted to journaling and doodling. So I turned to my favorite outlet and wrote my friend a letter, one I would never show anyone. I let my feelings pour onto the paper, along with a few tears. But I felt so much better having gotten some of those thoughts out. I knew she would never see them, they would do no good. But I also knew that I needed to let it out somehow.
- Pray. I’m a big fan of prayer. I have left this friend on my prayer list and pray for her often. I pray for her private situation to improve. I pray that she would find happiness, that she would overcome her personal demons. And when it gets back to me that she’s struggling (because mutual friends) I add those requests to my list as well. The end of our friendship as we knew it didn’t mean I gave up on caring, and I know that we could all use a little prayer!
- Move on. Just like a dating relationship, you can’t spend forever dwelling on your pain. You have to stick yourself out there, and build new friendships. For me, this was extremely hard. We had a lot of the same friends, so I needed to be cautious that I wasn’t flaunting it toward her. That my growing closer to some of our mutual friends wasn’t excluding her from the same opportunity. And I had fear of being shut out in much the same way. But moving on, building new friendships and strengthening existing ones was what helped me to truly move forward and stop feeling the intense pain that came with the end of that friendship.


6 Things all women do when they are cheating in relationship(NO.4 IS USE MOST COMMON)
Nobody would like to get cheated on, right? For every male, cheating is the kind of ruining their ego.
When males find their lady entertaining one of her best friends or any old friend with some romantic touch, they get highly disturbed. They don’t want things to blossom between their lady and that friend.
Since nobody wants to get cheated on, in this article you will learn a couple of things that women do when they are cheating in a relationship, and how you can recognize if they do.
ALL OF THESE ARE RED FLAGS THAT SHOULD BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY IF YOU DON’T WANT HER TO FOOL YOU.
Asking you for your daily schedule. If your girl asks you how long are you going to stay at work, what are you doing during a particular part of the day or something similar, it could mean that she’s trying to bring someone home while you aren’t there.
2. Nagging too much. If your girl keeps fighting and arguing about some tiny Imperfections in the relationship, she is trying to create some tension so a breakup is possible later.
3. When she’s in her head most of the time. If you talk to her and notice how she isn’t listening most of the time, she might be thinking how can she end the relationship.
4. When she call some guy “just a friend”. You have to look at the way she says it. If she keeps avoiding talking about him, it might mean that there’s something going on between them.
5. When confronted, doesn’t answer properly. If you bring up the subject of cheating and that you’re thinking she might be doing it, and she doesn’t respond, it might lead to an eventual breakup.
6. Hiding her cell phone. This is mostly done because she doesn’t want you to read her messages with other guys, or see with who she was talking on the phone.


We don't fall in love when we are in the company of someone, we fall in love when we are off by ourselves thinking about them afterwards.
Its quite clear that we enjoy being in eachothers company and like having fun together. And its also plainly obvious that a butt naked angel called cupid doesn't shoot an arrow into our asses.
But it is when you are on your own and you find yourself thinking about someone in such a unique way, that allows you to list all the qualities about them you really like, and imagine yourself with them connecting together with the flow of your personalities, is when a feeling of love begins to take place deep inside of you. And although you may try push these feelings down or talk yourself out of them, you only find it comes back 10 times more powerful than ever before, allowing you to fall into deeper emotional states of falling for this person during moments of the day. With me, according to my experiences with people, theres always potential connections that can be built between us as human beings.
When you recall a time in your past when you fell in love, where you then able to stay cool, in control of yourself and the relationship? Or where you calling that person everyday, always wanting to see them, thinking about them and eager to experience a growing connection with them?
Heres the point: We do not fall in love by "tripping" over or falling into a "hole!" Love is a process we do to ourselves! And there are always new ways to discover how love can manifest between us - to the point where you act upon it right now!
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Bridal shop manager Chloe Rogers will soon marry Richard Foster—so she thinks—until suddenly, she bumps into her childhood sweetheart, Josh Goldman, whom she hasn’t seen in thirteen years. The sparks between Chloe and Josh fly, but Richard provides safety, financial security. Should she follow her heart or her head? The answer comes in a surprise twist. While cleaning her attic, she stumbles upon love letters written to her estranged mother forty years ago from a man she loved. When Chloe secretly brings them together again and sees how much time they’ve lost, she is challenged not to make the same mistake her mother made. Will Chloe opt for security or will she risk her heart and marry her true love? http://amzn.to/1fksBoM
After losing his three-year-old son, Gabriel, Jake Palmer’s life crumbles as his wife, Veronica, abandons him, leaving him to navigate the depths of grief alone. Struggling to find comfort, Jake’s best friend Luke extends a lifeline in the form of a spiritual retreat. With uncertainty gnawing at his heart, Jake cautiously sets foot on a path of healing and self-discovery. At the retreat, he encounters the enigmatic spiritual guru, Niravara Devi, who introduces him to the realm of astral travel. In a mesmerizing experience, Jake finds himself on a mysterious tropical island, hidden from its inhabitants, except for one woman on the verge of self-destruction—Bobbie Salazar. Drawn back to the astral realm time and again, Jake’s bond with Bobbie blossoms into an extraordinary love, defying the boundaries of time and space. Fueled by determination, Jake yearns to transcend their ethereal connection to Earth, not knowing the unforeseen twists that await him.


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KISS 2020 XL
Hand finished, spray painted 3d printed model.
KISS 2020 is based on the idea to find new ways to safely share affection during pandemic times.
This sculpture acts like a "kiss substitute", a sort of emotional object to share with your dearest.
16 x 17 x 25 cm
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Carol suffer a major stroke this last Tuesday. The damage was too severe for her to recover. Carol is loved by so many people. Her personality radiated joy for life & so much love. Carol lived for her children & grandchildren. She spent her time with friends & loved ones, babysitting & escaping away to her hunny’s house whenever she could. Carol we all love you so much! Your love & laughter will live on in our hearts forever.


And don’t think you can distract me with another Ounce of Dome.
#can we talk about this? #I know it’s just a little moment #but I loved it so much #I loved seeing Chuck being the one going straight to Blair searching for a bit of comfort #finally he’s not afraid of showing how much he needs her and he’s accepting it #he thought the plan didn’t work out but still he was able to accept it and lean on to Blair #he’s not pushing her away for a stupid pact he probably made much more with himself than with Blair #he is trusting her and having faith everything is gonna be ok #he wants her at his side and he’s ready to team up with her #this time they’re gonna fight together #and this was even more clear in their last scene at Chuck’s apartment #and also BLAIR #she was so strong and she loves him so much #i can’t #look at her face #she’s proud of his Chuck for the way he’s behaving right now #but she also looks so relieved #she’s relieved he’s still near her and he still believes in them #and this whole episode showed once again #how much she knows Chuck #she knows how to take him and she knows how to deal with his most dark-selfdestructive feelings #she loves him entirely even when he’s at his worst
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On Marriage: Marriage as a Social Contract
Reflecting on marriage as a contract, whether love should be a part of this contract, what other types of marriage exist, and if monogamy is the best form of partnership for marriages.
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On Marriage: Marriage as a Social Contract
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Marriage appears to be an agreement, a social contract, between two people to continue ongoing negotiations about how each person will show up to better themselves, each other, and the relationship. Each individual enters the agreement under the belief that this union is more beneficial to each individual’s life than what that individual could do on their own. As a social institution, marriage provides the motivation for ongoing negotiations between each individual. From an evolutionary perspective, marriage is a time tested strategy for successful conception and raising of children. In which case, marriage is of utility.
So why do we complicate marriage with love? You would not enter a business contract under the influence of cocaine or heroin, yet we enter the contract of marriage under the influence of love. Wouldn’t this contract be better conducted if we were in a rational state? Love may be the glue that keeps the contract intact, providing motivation to connect, to help the other person in their worst times, to sacrifice parts of you for them, and for agreeing to continue negotiations.
Maybe we have confused the type of love that is correct for marriage. The Greeks understood that we are capable of more than one form of love. We want to believe marriage is for Pragma, a mature enduring love, or even more, Agape, an unconditional love. Despite this romantic ideal, building long lasting love takes time and marriage, being a contract, is anything but unconditional. Maybe the form of love marriage is aiming for is Philia, a deep friendship and soul connection based on values. However, should the spiritual union of two people in love be tied to this social contract? Maybe there is another form of love. One based on conditions of mutual growth and utility. But that does not sound much like love at all.
Love in marriage may be a deep desire to want the very best circumstance for that other person, because you see the beauty of humanity in its unique manifestation in this other person. But what if that best thing is not you?
In the agreement of supporting the development of the other person, there may come a time when the development of each spouse would be better done in separation. In which case, if marriage is not to end in divorce, it would require more flexibility, allowing time for separation and then reconciliation of identities through ongoing negotiations of values. If marriage is a contract, why don’t you periodically negotiate terms as each person develops? Contracts have terms and dates. Surely, the contract does not serve in the same way forever.
As each person in the marriage changes, their type of love changes, and what compatibility was right for one time may not be right for another, calling for a new form of marriage. As there are different forms of love, there are different forms of marriage. Two people may form a bond strictly around companionship, devoid of passion or romance. People in a parenting marriage may commit to raising children together, agreeing to stay in the marriage for the duration of raising those children, yet spiritual or sexual connection may not be part of the package.
And what of monogamy? Is monogamy truly the best way to handle the goal of marriage? Of course, there are open marriages where both people consensually agree to see other people. Love is not finite. I can love more than one person and love each in a different way. Maybe, I have a social contract with one person, for financial or parenting reasons, and the erotic lover of another because it fits each person's circumstances better. It’s too much of a burden to place all my needs to be fulfilled by one other person. I don't hire one person to fill all roles in my company, so why expect that in my family?
I’m coming to the conclusion that love and spiritual union of two people should be separate from the social contract of marriage. The feeling of building a life with another should not be taken lightly. This spiritual union of two souls helping each other to grow should be respected and acknowledged, not in the form of a legal contract stating terms and dates, but a point of development where the true act of love would be to let that person go.
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"Ancient Greek Love" by Tony Mierzwicki
"7 Kinds of Marriage" by Bella DePaulo Ph.D.
"Marriage as a Psychological Relationship" by Carl Jung
“Are both parents always better than one? Parental conflict and young adult well-being.” by Kelly Musick and Ann Meier
Another example of relationship check-ins from Tim Ferriss
Sex at Dawn by Cacilda Jethá and Christopher Ryan
(00:00) - Introduction
(01:20) - Beginning of essay On Marriage: Marriage as a Social Contract
(05:43) - Current context, recent divorce, and childhood background
(06:58) - Is marriage a contract requiring negotiations?
(08:41) - Is marriage as a positive environment for children?
(09:42) - What of the chemical influence of love on the brain?
(10:32) - What role does love play in marriage?
(14:16) - What is the desire to want the best for your partner?
(15:29) - Relationship check-ins and the beginning of my divorce
(19:09) - Should marriage be more flexible?
(20:58) - What other types of marriages exist?
(28:30) - Questioning the standard template of marriage to fit your circumstances
(30:08) - Should love and marriage be separate?
(31:40) - Questions I have for those in long lasting marriages


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Fresh Pink Rose Quartz is the stone of Universal Love~ Known for its attributes of generating self-acceptance and promoting healing of relationships both with oneself & others... Keenly helpful for awakening and remembering who you are.
Chakras - Heart Chakra
Zodiac - Taurus, Libra
Planet – Venus
Element – Earth, Water
Typical colours - rose pink
Rose Quartz is the stone of universal love. It restores trust and harmony in relationships, encouraging unconditional love. Rose Quartz purifies and opens the heart at all levels to promote love, self-love, friendship, deep inner healing and feelings of peace. Calming and reassuring, it helps to comfort in times of grief. Rose Quartz dispels negativity and protects against environmental pollution, replacing it with loving vibes. It encourages self forgiveness and acceptance invoking self trust and self worth.
Rose quartz is often called the "Love Stone." It's energetic hallmark is that of unconditional love that opens the heart chakra. This makes rose quartz a stone for every type of love: self-love, family, platonic, romantic, and unconditional. Wearing rose quartz is said to assist with accepting oneself & aid in beginning new patterns of healthy thinking or creating the inner shift toward self love ... it's a heart stone.
No other crystal or stone is as skilled as rose quartz in helping one dissolve painful memories related to love. At the same time, rose quartz is also powerful in attracting love energy, this is why it is extensively used in feng shui practice.
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The Australian Study of Health and Relationships (ASHR) is the most important study of sexual and reproductive health in the world, at the moment.
It’s got the biggest genuinely random sample (20,094 men and women aged 16-69, contacted by land lines or mobile phones), and it included questions, including on kink, that other surveys haven’t touched.
I’m posting this information on the survey results because I had a minor connection with this research, making some suggestions about the questionnaire and the data analysis, particularly about bdsm. But the findings I’m talking about today are about sexual relationships in general.
Triumph: most people are emotionally and sexually satisfied
- 86% of men and 84% of women found their regular relationship very or extremely emotionally satisfying
- 88% of men and 76% of women found the sex in the relationship very or extremely physically pleasurable.
That’s the triumphant result of the survey. You can spin the survey results in various ways, and it definitely uncovered some worrying things, especially the amount of sexual coercion directed at women and girls. But the biggest finding, the headline, for me is sex-positive rather than sex-negative.
The great majority of men and women were very or extremely happy with their partner, and with their emotional relationship and their sexual relationship.
The background radiations that permeate our sexual universe are satisfaction and happiness. (And terrible metaphors.)
- On average, people in regular relationships had had sex about 1.4 times a week in the past four weeks.
- Younger people had sex more often, but even those in their 60s had sex about once a week.
- That 1.4 times a week is quite a bit less than the frequency of sex found in the previous survey, 10 years earlier. Back then it was 1.8 times a week, on average.
So Australians seem to be having less sex than they were 10 years ago. There are two possible explanations. One is that people are bringing Twitter and Facebook and work emails to bed, spending time with their pads rather than their partners, and falling asleep when they’re exhausted.
Another theory is that there’s less “service sex” happening, where the woman lies back like a floppy dolly and lets the man have a fuck because he wants one and she doesn’t, but she feels like being obliging. Women are doing less of that, because feminism.
One thing that counts against that second theory is that both women and men want more sex than they’re getting. Most people said they’d like to have sex about 2–4 times a week.
So maybe those people in relationships need to put down the Twitter and the work emails, and talk to each other. Talk about sex. Shoop.
Tragedy: how men get more committed over time, and women get less
There’s one other fact that emerged from these questions. It’s that men get emotionally and sexually happier as their relationship lasts. They start out wary, and become fully committed, and mostly that deepens as the relationship continues.
On the other hand women start out enthusiastic about the relationship and the sex, but are less happy as the relationship lasts longer.
Why? Well, there’s the “la donna e mobile” (women are fickle) theory. Men are slow and steady; women are quick and changeable.
Another theory is that men stop doing the work necessary to sustain the relationship and keep their partner happy. Once the man feels settled, he takes his lover for granted, and assumes that she is settled too.
I’ll let those two theories fight it out. In the kitchen. Throwing things is okay.
But whatever’s going on, men get happier with their partner, emotionally and sexually, over time, while women get less happy with their partner, over time.
That’s a tragedy for many individuals. To the extent that it’s part of the human condition, it’s a tragic fact about people.
- 86% of men and 84% of women said they felt that their regular relationship is “very” or “extremely” emotionally satisfying
- 88% of men and 76% of women found that the sex in the relationship is very or extremely physically pleasurable.
The overwhelming majority of men and women are very to extremely satisfied, sexually and emotionally, with their lover. That’s good. That’s remarkable. So the big story is triumphant.


Love stories are often adorned with unique twists, and the tale of Zac and Fatima is no exception. The serendipitous meeting of these two souls sparked a connection that transcended cultural differences and blossomed into a love that knows no boundaries.
The Love Story Begins
It all started in a quaint coffee shop, where Zac and Fatima’s eyes met across the room. A simple exchange of smiles turned into conversations that resonated with laughter and shared interests. The initial butterflies in their stomachs soon transformed into a deep connection that set the foundation for a remarkable journey together.
Navigating Cultural Differences
Zac, with his Western roots, and Fatima, hailing from a rich Eastern heritage, faced the inevitable challenge of bridging the cultural gap. However, instead of letting differences divide them, the couple embraced the opportunity to learn from each other’s traditions, creating a beautiful fusion of customs that enriched their relationship.
Building a Life Together
As their love blossomed, Zac and Fatima embarked on a journey of building a life together. From moving in together to creating a home filled with shared dreams, their story reflects the resilience needed to navigate the complexities of a modern relationship.
Zac and Fatima’s Recipe for Happiness
What makes Zac and Fatima’s relationship truly inspiring is their commitment to happiness. The couple shares a simple yet profound recipe for a joyful life – a dash of laughter, a pinch of compromise, and a generous sprinkle of unwavering support for each other’s dreams.
The Role of Communication
Central to their success is the couple’s emphasis on open and honest communication. Zac and Fatima believe that effective communication is the cornerstone of a strong relationship, enabling them to express their feelings, resolve conflicts, and grow together.
Their journey wasn’t without its share of challenges. From external pressures to internal struggles, Zac and Fatima faced obstacles head-on, emerging stronger with a deeper understanding of each other.
Zac and Fatima’s Impact on Their Community
Beyond their personal bliss, Zac and Fatima actively engage in community activities, spreading love, tolerance, and acceptance. Their positive influence serves as a beacon, inspiring others to embrace diversity and celebrate unity.
The couple’s shared passion for exploration has taken them to far-flung corners of the world. Through their travel adventures, Zac and Fatima have not only created lasting memories but also strengthened the bonds that tie them together.
The arrival of little ones brought new dimensions to Zac and Fatima’s love story. Navigating the challenges of parenthood with grace, the couple exemplifies the delicate balance between family life and personal aspirations.
Career Success Stories
Individually thriving in their careers, Zac and Fatima celebrate each other’s successes. Their unwavering support and shared ambitions create a nurturing environment where both partners can flourish.
The Importance of Trust
Trust, a cornerstone of Zac and Fatima’s relationship, serves as a guiding light for couples facing uncertainties. Building and maintaining trust is a shared commitment that has fortified the foundation of their enduring love.
In a world that often highlights differences, Zac and Fatima’s love story is a celebration of diversity. Their ability to embrace and appreciate each other’s unique backgrounds offers valuable lessons on fostering inclusivity and understanding.
Words of Wisdom from Zac and Fatima
As we conclude this journey through the love story of Zac and Fatima, the couple leaves us with words of wisdom. They encourage all couples to prioritize love, communication, and mutual respect, emphasizing that a strong relationship requires effort, understanding, and a willingness to grow together.
Zac and Fatima’s love story is a testament to the fact that love transcends boundaries, be they cultural or geographical. Their journey, marked by resilience, communication, and mutual support, serves as an inspiration for anyone navigating the complexities of modern relationships.
- Q: How did Zac and Fatima meet?
- A: The couple met in a coffee shop, where a simple exchange of smiles turned into meaningful conversations.
- Q: How do Zac and Fatima navigate cultural differences?
- A: They embrace the opportunity to learn from each other’s traditions, creating a beautiful fusion of customs.
- Q: What is the key to their happiness?
- A: A dash of laughter, a pinch of compromise, and unwavering support for each other’s dreams.
- Q: How do they handle challenges in their relationship?
- A: Zac and Fatima face obstacles head-on, using them as opportunities to grow stronger together.
- **Q: What advice do they have for


Aanchal and Nitin are quite a couple. Besides being completely in love in the frigid Philadelphia temperatures, they’re up for many of my wacky ideas! Boy were they in trouble. Don’t trust everything this Philadelphia Photographer says!
Just kidding. These two were great. I only tempted fate for a second and had a pre-teen skateboarder jump over their head a Love Park. Killer shot!
This long distance couple is madly in love, and I’m proud to part of their story. He works in Philly. Her in North Carolina. Have to respect their love over that distance. Bec and I, as many of you know, have been long distance most of our relationship. So gave them some tips and wish them the best!
Great job guys. We’re thrilled. Can’t beat this Philly Skyline either!


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One of our major differentiators remains our ability and commitment to develop and sustain strong relationships at senior levels with our clients. The cornerstone of our partnership approach lies in our belief that in order for any partnership to succeed, both partners have to value and respect each other as equals.


Constant fighting in a relationship can really tear a couple apart, and quickly. Those little fights you think nothing of can slowly starting mounting up and bringing a lot of stress and tensions to the relationship. That’s why today, we’ll review Pittsburgh Singles complaints from couples and the reasons why they fight so often. We hope that by reviewing common relationship issues, it will help you avoid fights and arguments with your own partner.
Pittsburgh Singles Complaints From Couples On Why They Fight So Often #1
Getting Lost While Driving
One of the top Pittsburgh Singles complaints from couples is that they fight because they often get lost while driving. Of course, neither of you wanted to ask for directions, or maybe the GPS led you down the wrong road, but either way, now you’re lost and fighting over whose fault it is, who should be blamed for running late to the out of town wedding?
Pittsburgh Singles Advice To Lessen Conflict In Your Relationship #1
Learn To Calm Down And Control Your Anger
It doesn’t matter whose fault it was, Pittsburgh Singles explains that you should never let such an insignificant thing such as getting lost ruin your relationship together. When a couple fights, they tend to say things that are mean, things they cannot take back, and things they may not even mean. So, next time you and your partner get lost on the road, control your anger, watch your words and how you talk to each other. Remain calm and work things out.
Pittsburgh Singles Complaints From Couples On Why They Fight So Often #2
Both men and women are guilty of this once in a while, and that’s why it’s one of the top Pittsburgh Singles complaints from couples who argue often. The man in the relationship might have forgotten to do his dishes, take out the trash, or made a mess with coffee grounds all over the counter top… On the other hand, the woman may have left her briefcase and it’s contents all over the dining room table, or maybe she never puts her handbags away… It doesn’t matter what it is, fighting over things like this can lead to unnecessary stress and aggravation, especially if it’s happening every day.
Pittsburgh Singles Advice To Lessen Conflict In Your Relationship #2
Rather than always complaining, nagging, and yelling at each other to pick up after yourselves, why not talk to each other and come up with a solution to solve the issue. You could work out an agreement that both of you will start paying more attention to the messes you leave behind, and when someone does leave a mess, the other partner should try to be more understanding.
Pittsburgh Singles Complaints From Couples On Why They Fight So Often #3
How Long It Takes To Get Ready
Many fights between couples are started over how long it takes one partner to get ready, as you may have guessed, it’s usually females that are the guilty parties of this one. This is one of the top Pittsburgh Singles complaints from men about their partners. They complain how every time they want to go somewhere, they have to wait so long for their partner to get ready to leave. It puts a damper on the day and can cause a lot of arguments between partners when it’s always happening.
Pittsburgh Singles Advice To Lessen Conflict In Your Relationship #3
Yes, everyone knows it only takes a man a few minutes to shower and get ready, but women don’t function like men, explains Pittsburgh Singles. Women like to get themselves all done up, so they always look their best when stepping out, especially with their man. And, that’s just something a man needs to understand. But, women need to be more mindful as well, don’t leave your man waiting for hours while you get ready, try to speed it up a little bit.
Pittsburgh Singles Complaints From Couples On Why They Fight So Often #4
Another main reason many couples fight is because of the ex boyfriend or girlfriend. Many Pittsburgh Singles complaints pour in from couples regarding issues over the ex. Many times an ex is capable of resurfacing and stirring up a lot of trouble for one of the partners in the relationship causing a lot of stress for the couple
Pittsburgh Singles Advice To Lessen Conflict In Your Relationship #4
Never Let An Ex Interfere
Pittsburgh Singles explains that you should never let an ex come between you and your new partner. You should cut all ties with your ex, there’s no point in fighting over someone who is no longer part of your life.
Pittsburgh Singles Complaints From Couples On Why They Fight So Often #5
Bringing Up Past Arguments
One of the top Pittsburgh Singles complaints from couples who argue often is because one of them always brings up past arguments. Many partners have the tendency to hold grudges and harbor bad feelings about past events and arguments, but when they’re consistently bringing up the past, it only causes more stress on both partners.
Pittsburgh Singles Advice To Lessen Conflict In Your Relationship #5
Let The Past Go
Pittsburgh Singles explains that you should never continue to bring up the past, or hold grudges and bad feelings in your relationship. If something happened in the past and you’ve both decided to move forward, then you need to remember that you shouldn’t keep looking back on it. Stick to your decision to move forward and work on your future together.
Pittsburgh Singles Complaints From Couples On Why They Fight So Often #6
Another one of the frequent Pittsburgh Singles complaints from couples is about each of their bad habits. It doesn’t matter if it’s smoking, drinking, gambling, or shopping too much, all of these things can bring burden to a relationship. Bad habits like these cause a lot of fights and eventually lead to breakups.
Pittsburgh Singles Advice To Lessen Conflict In Your Relationship #6
Let Go Of Those Bad Habits
Pittsburgh Singles explains that when someone in a relationship has bad habits, especially ones that involve finances, or that cause health problems, it’s always going to be an issue as long as it continues. Your partner is fighting with you because they love you and want to see you do the best in life, not bring yourself and the relationship down by continuing these bad habits.
Do you and your partner find yourselves fighting over similar issues like these common Pittsburgh Singles complaints from other couples? If you do, those fights could be a huge problem in your relationship, if you don’t catch them and do whatever it takes to avoid them in them in the future. Let’s hope that this article has shined some light on fights that can be easily avoided in any relationship. Now, we’re not saying there aren’t going to be disagreements and fights in a relationship, but non-stop fighting can be avoided if you know what to look for and how to work around it.


Long-distance relationships work the same as any other relationship. It’s just that your significant other could be hundreds of miles away from you.. or even thousands more.
That doesn’t make it any worse though. Because in fact, long-distance relationships do work. But just like any other relationship, it requires time and effort.
If you feel like you’re reaching a dead-end doing and talking about the same things over and over, try these cheap yet effective long distance relationship date ideas and keep the fire burning!
Play Games Together
The internet has tremendously helped when it comes to long distance relationship date ideas. One of which is playing games together.
There are a lot of games out there whether it’d be puzzle, RPG, FPS, or simulation games. I’d recommend a co-op game like Stardew Valley or even Monster Hunter if you have a decent PC.
Take a Virtual Vacation
Distance doesn’t matter for couples who know how to think creatively. Find out what places both you and your SO would love to visit together.
Screenshare one of your PCs and watch travel vlogs together. You can also play around using Google Maps for that virtual vacation to feel somewhat real!
Be Crafty Together
This will be one of the fun long distance relationship date ideas for couples who love art. Whether it’d be painting, drawing, or recycling stuff into something awesome – you could do it together while on a video call!
Otherwise, there are also apps you could use to create digital art together in real-time as if they’re just seated beside you.
Create a Digital Photo Album
Collecting all your memories together in one photo album could help in feeling less lonely when your SO isn’t around. Pick your favorite photos together and talk about the memories you had from those pictures.
You could also print them afterward and make a collage of your best photos together in one of the walls in your room!
Meet Each Other’s Family
If you’re dating for quite a while now, why not include meeting your SO’s family as one of your long distance relationship date ideas? This helps in making things more comfortable when finally meeting them in real life.
You get to know more of your partner while building stronger bonds with his or her family too!
Wouldn’t it be fun and relaxing to hear your sweetheart serenade you?
It doesn’t even matter if you both can’t sing, try singing a duet song that you both like and keep a record of it if possible. More memories to come back to every time you miss each other!
Have a Meal Together
Probably one of the long distance relationship date ideas that I find very intimate is simply having meals together.
You may be eating dinner while they’re just starting their day with a cup of coffee for breakfast but it honestly would feel like you’re in the same room even for a short period of time.
Schedule a Fun and Spicy Game Night
Add a little competition on your relationship by adding a game night in your list of long distance relationship date ideas.
Add some beer and some flirty fun consequences while being on a video call to spice the game night more!
Watch the Sunrise or Sunset Together
Distance shouldn’t stop you from doing romantic stuff together. Even watching the sunset or sunrise could be more beautiful when you’re talking with your favorite person.
Sometimes having a huge time difference could work to your advantage too. You could even watch both the sunrise on their end and the sunset on your end or vise versa at the same time!
Now, how’s that for a long distance relationship date idea?
Watch Movies Together
There are many applications right now where you could stream movies at the same time. Even Netflix has a feature specifically for it.
You could also screen share your computer so you could virtually watch your favorite movies together.
If not, hitting play at the same time could work as well!
Cook Each Other’s Favorite Meal
Get to know more by cooking each other’s favorite meal.
You can even teach each other how to cook it properly through video calls and have a dinner date afterward!
Take Compatibility Tests Together
We don’t get to observe our partner all the time especially in real-life occurrences.
Taking compatibility tests would help you know more about each other based on your answers.
It would even help in improving your relationship by knowing ways to overcome a problem even before it happens.
Set Up a Virtual Date
Long distance couples can have a romantic, romantic candlelit dinner too!
Just set-up a video call and put on makeup and one of your flaunting outfits. Now all you need is to order something similar together, pop a bottle of red wine and enjoy a fun night!
Go on a Scavenger Hunt
Get to know more of where your SO lives and have him visit places you find interesting from his city.
He can do the same thing as well. By the time one of you visits, you can go there, take pictures, and make memories together!
Make a Pinterest Secret Shared Board
Make plans together by adding your favorite pins on a Secret Shared Board on Pinterest.
Whether it be for your future wedding, a date, or even just items you could buy to pair up such as shoes or couple trinkets, spend time to pin and get planning!
Send your Scent
Sending each other a shirt with each other’s most used perfume can aid the loneliness from the distance.
This helps in making you remember how they smell like and giving you some comfort and relaxation as if they’re cuddled with you right now.
Send Each Other Gifts
The more personal it gets, the better. It could be a photobook of your pictures together or an item that may not be valuable to others but means a lot in your relationship.
Honestly, something that would remind them of you and make them smile is a good enough gift.
You can schedule an unboxing night and open your gifts at the same time through video calls!
Remember, constant and open communication is important in an LDR.
These long distance relationship date ideas should keep your bond stronger until the time you get to meet again!


This kid, with two teenage sisters, is sort of stuck between childhood and teenage-hood. I found her last night talking to her friend Courtney on the phone while sitting on her bed, which is draped with her favorite monkey blanket.
The pose reminded me so much of the older girls, but upon closer inspection? She was reading a book to her friend over the phone. The name of the book? "Kitty's Special Job."
She is torn between wanting a cell phone (um, no...not for several years) and loving her stuffed animals. Between playing with her Legos, and wanting to hang out with her 15 year-old sister and her friends (which her sister does not care for).
She puts her plastic pet dinosaur to bed every night in a special purple box next to her bed. She loves me. She tells me every day. She still wants to hold my hand when we're walking together. And she wants to be grown up, so very very much.
Every day, I make her promise that she's still going to love me when she's 13. And every day, she says "Of course I will, Mommy!"
One day, I'm going to get that on video, for evidence.


The Reality of Being a Black Women and Dating Interracially
Dating as a black woman has its on challenges and adding on the issue of being accepted from other culture doesn’t make it easier.
In this episode, the Oreos discuss their different experiences with dating other races and being hit on by guys outside of their race. Out of all of the hosts, Kia explains how she has the most experience dating outside the black community including her 3-year relationship with a man from Poland. She explains the challenges being accepted by his family based off race and the comments she received. Kia also shares the difference of comments from black men compared to men of other races. Janae mentions the comments she received from men complimenting her light skin tone and goes into detail about how that is problematic.
The conversation takes an emotional turn when a famous OK Cupid survey comes up about how black women are considered the least desirable by every race when it comes to dating and dating apps. The discussion sparks the topic of how black men and women treat other when it comes to dating. The hosts explain the hurt they feel when men from their own community make an effort not to date black women and put them down when they choose to date other women. Amari ends with a personal note that even if she is not dating a black man she is always going to be rooting for him.
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May 5th, 2022
Cocktails or wine on a date seem like a no-brainer — alcohol can make us feel more at ease, allay any pre-date jitters, and “grabbing a drink” is a less intimidating proposition than committing to an entire dinner. For many, alcohol serves as the social lubricant that makes dating possible in the first place. While it can feel like dating revolves entirely around alcohol, dating while sober is not as difficult as it may seem. There are many reasons we may choose to avoid alcohol, but sober dating in particular is a unique opportunity to get to know yourself and your date on a deeper level.
Going on dates without imbibing allows you to stay focused on the evening and on your partner — to get to know them in an authentic way not obscured by the fog of intoxication. Perhaps dating without alcohol seems daunting, but in reality, it’s easier than we imagine. Here’s how to date without drinking.
There’s nothing that makes the absence of alcohol more pronounced than asking for a list of the house mocktails. Instead of giving up on cocktails completely, we can find a middle ground between the harmful effects of alcohol, and cutting out cocktails completely. After all, alcohol isn’t the only option.
Teetotaling doesn’t mean you can’t sip a cocktail alternative with your date. Hemp-based spirits, in particular, can offer a light buzz with a complex bouquet of flavors that can take the place of a traditional cocktail. Non-alcoholic spirits are a great way to relax and put you and your date at ease without the mind-fogging, hangover-inducing effects of alcohol.
Drinking alcohol on a date isn’t a foregone conclusion and it doesn’t need to be the norm. It’s okay to opt out! Having options that still have a hint of a vice is a great step forward.


This is the first Father’s Day that I will spend without my father.
Arthur Edward Kandler III died about a month ago. His passing was not a surprise. He lived in our basement apartment for the past eight years. COVID lockdowns relegated him to seclusion. We helplessly watched as his inability to leave his apartment, play cards at the senior center, or socialize with his limited number of friends, slowly took its toll. His final weeks were painful to watch, and as difficult as it was, I was actually praying for God to take him.
What better way to celebrate Father’s Day, then to honor the gift that was the life of my dad.
I miss my father, but I miss my friend even more. Dad did an amazing job — decades ago — of transitioning from father to friend. I’m not sure when it happened. We didn’t talk about it. I didn’t realize it when it occurred. But it happened. Dad stopped looking for opportunities to give unsolicited advice, or question my questionable decisions. Somewhere along the way he transitioned to asking me for a story, or my perspective on an issue, and was generally interested in simply sharing life together. We talked about mutual interests, debated sports, played fantasy football, or just threw our heads back and laughed at the crazy world around us. Most often, we just sat together in silence and just enjoyed each other’s company.
As tremendously sad as it is to deal with his loss, I am overcome by different emotion.
I am humbled and grateful for the man who showed me how to be a father. Grateful for the man who showed me how to love, honor, and respect Erika. And grateful for the man who modeled a life of virtue.
I’m heartbroken on too many occasions to hear of men navigating the aftermath of broken relationships with their fathers. Even worse, to see a man’s broken relationship with God because of their relationship with their earthly father.
I didn’t have any of those issues and, thankfully, I came to realize that while dad was still with us and was able to thank him many times. Dad modeled an amazing, loving marriage to Betty for nearly 60 years. He was funny, hard-working, and always likable. He wasn’t terribly talkative, but when he did speak, I knew to listen. He didn’t play that advice card too often.
A defining moment for me may have been the most impactful, unsolicited and unambiguous advice he gave me. Maybe he gave me more, but never have I been more grateful for his boldness to get in my face.
I was a young man in my late twenties. Like most single men at 28, I was full of piss and vinegar, sure of myself, and energetic. I had recently met Erika and we had been dating for a few months. Out of the blue, dad pulled me aside one day. He was literally poking me in the chest when he said, “Son? I’m not sure what you’re thinkin’, but I’m not sure you’re thinkin.’ if you let this young lady get away, you are an idiot. Don’t be a moron.”
Bold statement, dad. It got my attention because, like I said, he didn’t play the ‘advice card’ all that often and the intentionality of his tone stopped me in my tracks. It was the advice that I needed and I started viewing Erika in a different light. Not because my father told me too, but because well… I was being a moron and I didn’t see what was in front of me. And dad knew it.
It was a defining moment and I’m super grateful.
Over the past year, dad was in and out of the hospital with variety of different procedures. The evening before one of those procedures, I was in Shreveport LA. Dad texted me because he wanted to talk. Again, not something that was the norm. When I called, he was concerned that he would not survive the procedure. He was increasingly weak, and that reality was not lost on him. He wanted to say his goodbye. Something I didn’t expect and handle well. He started by thanking me. I couldn’t believe it. He was thanking me?
He thanked me for being a son that he could be proud of. For honoring Erika and modeling a solid marriage for his grandchildren. For raising his grandchildren with strong values. And for opening our home to him. He just wanted me to know how proud he was to be my father.
I was a mess and desperately tried to explain that I was the one who was proud to be his son. Grateful to him for showing me how to be a solid husband, father and friend. It was an exchange I will never forget and words that make me overwhelmed with gratitude.
Dads… your children, especially your sons, need to know that you are proud of them. Tell them.
Dads… At some point, your children will be men and women. They will require less of us as fathers and more of us as deeply bound friends.
I count my father’s life as one of the greatest gifts from God that I could ever have imagined.
Thanks dad. You are deeply loved and gravely missed.
Kurt Kandler is the founder and Executive Director of The 410 Bridge. He is passionate not only about breaking the cycle of poverty in communities where The 410 Bridge works, but but also for changing the paradigm of mission for the Western church and how it engages the poor.


Jesus loved being with people. Once, two men who were curious about him asked him where he was staying. He didn't tell them. Instead he invited them to: "Come and see!" (John 1:39)
If you have been looking for a church family to which you can belong, a place to love and be loved, and a place where you can grow in your relationship with God, we at Calvary Baptist Church would like to be that place. We invite you to come and see!


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Dr. Kristen Neil comes to us from Hendersonville, NC, where she was a partner in a private pediatrics practice. Moving closer to family and her husband Jack’s beloved Gamecocks are perks of the family’s decision to settle in the Palmetto state. As a mom to two littles, Dr. Neil feels that it’s helpful for families to know of her shared experiences: “ I’m going through the same things they’re going through.” She is excited to join our Lake Murray office mid-November and to meet our families. Please join us in giving her a warm welcome!


Would you like to deepen your connection with your baby, prepare for birth and the time afterwards? Then this guided pregnancy meditation is for you. It will help you to relax deeply, tune into your body and connect with the baby in your womb. Being deeply relaxed allows everything to flow more easily, circulating blood with its nutrients and oxygen to nourish both you and your child. Breathing deeply and more regularly has great physical benefits for you both too. Mentally, you’ll become more settled and open, enabling you to focus on your baby. Emotionally, you’re more available to bond with your child and tune into its presence and energy. Being more tuned in will help you to communicate with your baby, prepare you both for birth and the life your baby will arrive into. Your baby’s father can also join in. When you’re guided to become aware of the baby inside you, he can also do this. Listening together will enhance your connection with each other, prepare you both for the arrival of your child, and help you bond with your baby. Props: bolster, blanket, pillow, blocks and possibly a chair. Before doing this class, you might like to watch my talk ‘Effortless meditation poses‘.


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Treat yourself and your partner or give as a gift to a special couple. Our fun novelty coffee mugs are great small gifts for loved ones, colleagues, partners and friends. Fun gift idea for Valentine's Day, Anniversaries, Newly Weds, lovers and more.


Marital therapy can provide a safe environment to discuss issues and concerns and to improve on skills, such as communication, empathy , and address relationship issues that contribute to a healthy relationship.
Marriage counseling can help couples in all types of intimate relationships — heterosexual or homosexual, married or not.
Some couples seek marriage counseling to strengthen their bonds and gain a better understanding of each other. Marriage counseling can also help couples who plan to get married. Premarital counseling can help couples achieve a deeper understanding of each other and help them resolve differences or manage difficulties before marriage.
Marriage counseling may be used to address many specific issues:
When communication has become negative , and partners react to each other in ways that make each other feel depressed, anxious, worried insecure most of time or withdraw from each other emotionally.
When considering having an affair or one has already an affair. Forgiving can be difficult but not impossible. Letting go the bitterness resentment and anger can help the partners repair the relationship.
When partners just coexist, sharing the physical surroundings, scheduling day to day tasks, carrying our tasks but lack intimacy, nurturance, tenderness communication and love.
When couples decide to stay together for the sake of children.


The relationship you have with your midwife
To celebrate International Day of the Midwife, we want to acknowledge the extraordinary work midwives do throughout our pregnancies, the birth of our little ones and beyond. While everyone’s journey and choices are different in so many ways, for many of us, midwives play an incredibly crucial and special role.
We spoke with Midwife and Child Health Nurse Jane Barry about the precious relationship that can be built with your midwife.
The relationship you have with your midwife
Over the long months of pregnancy, a very special relationship often develops between a mother and her midwife. This is also the case for any maternity care provider and expectant mother. What supports the connection is the meeting of two people working towards a mutual goal, and being advocates for a special baby who doesn’t yet have a voice.
Another reason is that for most women, pregnancy is a short but very special period in their lives. Midwives recognise this, as well as being mindful of having a deep sense of responsibility to support women who may also be at one of the most vulnerable times of their adult lives.
Many midwives talk of ‘being with’ the woman they are supporting and in partnership together. What is also valuable to the relationship is that care is centred around the needs of the pregnant mother and her baby, not the midwife as an ‘authority’ figure.
It’s also essential for the midwife to meet their professional responsibilities and the expectations of the health service they work for.
I don’t need to be your friend!
Not all pregnant women feel the need to be close to their midwife, preferring there to be firm set of clear boundaries between them. Every expectant mother (and her midwife) are individuals and there is no one way their relationship needs to be, other than comfortable and beneficial.
It’s all about trust
As you get to know each other, you’ll develop a relationship of trust and confidence with your midwife. You’ll be sharing a lot of personal information over the course of your pregnancy and it’s important you feel comfortable in their care.
Try not to feel you need to insulate your conversations with your midwife or be worried they will be shocked by something you’ll say. As a health professional, they will have been trained to manage most issues and deal with them in the best possible way.
10 ways to build a relationship with your midwife
Most healthy relationships are built on openness and a certain degree of vulnerability. During pregnancy, your focus will be on staying well and doing what you can to have a healthy baby. You’ll also have certain expectations around how you’d like to birth your baby.
- Be mindful that it’s often easier to build a relationship with a midwife who will provide continuous support. But due to the nature of many health care services, this isn’t always possible. You may be supported by a group of midwives and depending on their availability, not always see one who is familiar to you.
- Speak honestly about what type of support you’d like during your pregnancy and baby’s birth.
- If you feel awkward raising any questions, bring along your partner or a trusted friend to your appointments so they can ask on your behalf.
- Try not to rush your antenatal appointments and make time for them. These are a good opportunity to build a connection with your baby, as well as your midwife.
- Ask your midwife what they are checking for when they examine you. Asking “why” and “what do you think about …”? opens up conversations. Remember, part of your midwife’s role is to teach and guide you and if they sense you’re keen, they’re more likely to be engaged.
- Make a note of any questions you want to ask at your appointments. This is a good tip if you’re prone to forgetting.
- Develop a birth plan and ask your midwife what could be useful to include. Ask them what they’ve found useful for other women they’ve supported.
- Take your partner along with you for your antenatal visits. Introduce your partner and midwife and do what you can to make them feel they’re part of the process as well.
- Show interest in your midwife, know their name and establish eye contact with them.
- If you feel uncomfortable with your midwife or would prefer to see another one, ask if this is possible. Although this conversation may initially be awkward, there will be benefits to you both.
Written for Tooshies by Jane Barry, Midwife and Child Health Nurse – April 2022.


Dear Family and Friends
I have a secret that I wish to tell you
I did something to people that hurt me,
I did something to the girl that I love.
People that hurt me, I hung them
The girl that I love, I married her
I hung them in my Poetry
I married her in my Novel


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Sunday, June 16, 2013
I am also blessed with an amazing husband who loves his children very much. He works so hard for them to have all the things they need. I love to see him studying the gospel and trying to be the best man he can be for God and for his family. He took the boys on a father-son camping trip last weekend. He even took Gem (who is not quite two). I told him it would be much easier for him to just leave Gem home. His reply? "He'll love it." That's the kind of man he is - he loves to make his kids happy. And Gem did have a great time.
I hope my dad and husband don't get offended that I'm not writing a poem for them like I did for my mom. I don't have nearly as much time to sit and write on Father's Day as I did on Mother's Day. Maybe next year I'll be better prepared ahead of time!
I thought I'd share this great video about fathers:
Happy Father's Day to all of you good men out there who are trying to be the kind of fathers that are needed in our world. Thank-you for your willingness to be different than the norm by being selfless and genuinely committed to your families. I am grateful for your courage!


Network and Grow Your Business Over Lunch ... We at the Southwest Veterans Community hope you and your families and doing well, especially during these uncharted times. Let’s stay connected and have our networking meeting virtually via ZOOM.
This may be totally new for many of us and we may experience a few challenges, but let’s come together stay in-touch, help each other and stay positive.
The meeting time will be the same as our Tuesday lunch meetings at 11:30. Just think NO Traffic


5. Child Suicide Solutions 5:44 What is happening in the subconscious mind when a child wants to self-harm or has suicidal thoughts?
4. Resolving Relationship Conflict 3:54 Who goes first in your relationship? Are you having your turn?
3. Man Denying His Female Energy 2.49 Do men have female energy?
2. Healing a frigid woman 3:30 Restoring the connection in a Violent Marriage
1. Healing Relationships Through Energy Fields 9:37 Find out how energy affects your life, your relationships and creates Bi-Polar symptoms
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When it comes to capturing someone’s attention and winning their heart, a little bit of healthy jealousy can go a long way. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the world of relationships and explore strategies on how to make Spencer Bradley jealous while also winning his heart. Whether you’re in the early stages of dating or looking to reignite the spark in your long-term relationship with Spencer, these tips will help you stand out, create excitement, and foster a deeper connection. So, let’s dive in!
Understanding Spencer Bradley’s Psychology
Before diving into the tactics to make Spencer Bradley jealous, it’s essential to understand his psychology and what may trigger feelings of jealousy. Spencer may feel jealous when he sees you having fun and receiving attention from others, or when he perceives a potential threat to the relationship. It’s important to note that while a little jealousy can be healthy, excessive jealousy can be damaging. The goal is to strike a balance and use jealousy as a tool to enhance the connection.
2. Igniting Jealousy: The Dos and Don’ts
When igniting jealousy in Spencer, there are certain dos and don’ts to keep in mind:
- Spend time with friends of the opposite sex (in a platonic manner) and share pictures or stories of those interactions.
- Engage in activities that showcase your individuality and independence, such as pursuing hobbies or taking solo trips.
- Maintain a vibrant social life and let Spencer see that others are drawn to your personality and energy.
- Dress confidently and put effort into your appearance, making sure you feel desirable.
- Engage in excessive flirting or seek attention from others with the intention of making Spencer Bradley jealous. This can create trust issues and damage the relationship.
- Use jealousy as a manipulative tactic or play mind games. Healthy relationships thrive on open communication and trust.
3. Nurturing Your Connection with Spencer
While it’s important to ignite a little jealousy, nurturing your connection with Spencer should be the primary focus. Here are tips to build a strong foundation:
- Show genuine interest in his life, passions, and goals.
- Engage in activities together that foster shared experiences and memories.
- Communicate openly and honestly about your feelings, needs, and expectations.
- Offer support and encouragement in his personal and professional endeavors.
4. Communicating Effectively
Effective communication is key in any relationship. When it comes to making Spencer jealous, clear and honest communication is essential. Here’s how to navigate communication:
- Express your feelings and desires openly but respectfully.
- Avoid using passive-aggressive tactics or manipulating Spencer’s emotions.
- Listen actively and validate his feelings when he expresses jealousy or insecurities.
- Be understanding and compassionate while setting boundaries that work for both of you.
5. Building Trust and Emotional Intimacy
To win Spencer’s heart, it’s crucial to build trust and emotional intimacy. Here are strategies to foster deeper connections:
- Be reliable and trustworthy in your actions and words.
- Share vulnerable moments and emotions to create a safe space for both of you.
- Practice active empathy and understanding, acknowledging his perspective.
- Keep confidences sacred and avoid betraying his trust.
FAQs about Making Spencer Bradley Jealous and Winning His Heart


Michigan CoOp members had a desire to develop and deepen their relationships with students. Along with this desire came many questions and unknowns. Below are a series of relationship building call/webinars where MiCoOp members share and discuss this important topic.
February 21, 2019
Initial relationship building discussion. Listen to the recording.
March 18, 2019
Nicole Erickson, Social Worker with West Michigan Virtual (part of Berrien Springs Public Schools), leads a discussion on relationships.
April 16, 2019
Julia Freeland-Fisher, Director of Education Research at the Clayton Christensen InstituteTopic: Who You Know
Julia shared insights from her book Who You Know: Unlocking Innovations That Expand Students’ Networks. Who You Know explores this simple idea to give teachers and school administrators a fresh perspective on how to break the pattern of inequality in American classrooms. It reveals how schools can invest in the power of relationships to increase social mobility for their students.
May 20, 2019
June 17, 2019
MiCoOp members shared and discussed course catalogs, course development, and mentoring.


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I was married to a deadbeat for less than 2 years, 20 years ago. He cleaned out my bank account and left. The last I knew of him, his own lawyers were suing him.
My life has continued beautifully with NO contact with him, whatsoever; I have moved/changing phone #'s 6 times since then (2 states, 4 cities). Suddenly, I'm getting calls asking if John "deadbeat" is here. I tell them I haven't had contact with him in 20 years, and how did they get my name (new last name BTW) and phone #? They won't say. I'm totally baffled.
Any ideas as to how they could have connected me with him after this long?


Freud\’s Psychoanalytic Thinking
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4 Double-spaced (1200 words)
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Type of Document:
The positives of psychoanalytic thinking and how it might help you improve your social relationships or better communicate with friends, family members, or co-workers? Specifically, understanding how much your unconscious influences social interactions is crucial! You must use 3 peer-reviewed journal articles.


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You love your cat and your cat loves you. sometimes! We have a product to strengthen that relationship in every picture you take. When you wear this set of two felt hats, you and kitty are just two pumpkins in a patch. It's the perfect couples costume for a selfie while pumpkin picking. You do take your cat pumpkin picking, right? Purr-fect for cat costume parties, visits to the vet and your dating site profile pic. Fits most humans/cats.
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