Hey guys, my name is Laura.
And today we will learn Laura's personal signs of whether
a guy likes you or not.
Number one, if a guy asks you for the time, that does not mean
He just wants to know what time it is.
If a guy says fuck you, that does not mean he likes you.
I was 10 years old when my crush said it to me and I was like, oh
my God, he talked to me if you're friends with the guy and you've
been in love with him for four years, you've shown him all your
You guys are best friends.
You guys love the same music.
Everything is perfect but you guys are still friends after
four years and he hasn't made a move.
He does not like you learn that one the hard way if you're working
with a guy for over a year and you guys keep flirting and flirting
and flirting and he doesn't ask you out, he's probably, yeah
he never asked me how it's a recurring theme.
I think if you're an improv class or in any class and everyone's
like, yeah, let's all go out for drinks and everyone's like
yeah, and then your crush is like, yeah, I guess I'll go to
that does not mean he likes you.
That means that everyone's going and he's like, yeah, let
me go with the group.
It's not because I'm going and then he went and then didn't
pay attention to me and then I was like, I thought he, he does
If a person sits next to you on the train or bus or Uber, that
does not mean they like you, they're just transporting themselves
to another destination signs that they do like you.
Number one, if someone hands you a note that says, do you like
me, please circle yes or no, that means they like you.
They took the time and effort to write a note to ask you first
That means they like you.
If someone gives you a teddy bear on Valentine's date and then
puts it on your desk and runs away.
That means they like you.
If a guy invites you to go to the movies with him, but you don't
know that he has a girlfriend, he definitely likes you doesn't
mean you should go out with him again.
I didn't know he had a girlfriend.
He does like you though, if you're at a club dancing and then
you're looking at a guy and he's looking at you.
But then his friend comes over and says, hey, my friend over
If you want to go in, it means he likes you equals love.
Everyone knows that if you're at a club again because hopefully
you like clubbing and if you don't, that's cool too.
But if you happen to be at a club for a second time, like I was
that one time and the song that goes like this.
So I heard if that song starts playing and a guy asks you to dance
with him, he definitely likes you last.
But not least if a guy asks you for your number and then calls
you after watching a video where you were acting like a straight
up Chong and he's still interested in you.
He definitely likes you in the end.
A person who likes you a lot will make the first move and if they
don't, then you make the first move.
Why are you sitting there wondering for four years whether
a guy likes you or not follow the signs, make the move?
There's nothing to lose.
Also, please let me know the signs that you guys have encountered
on whether people like you or not.
I found them very, very interesting.
Also, guys, if you guys have any ideas of things that you'd
want me to talk about topics that you'd like me to touch upon
let your girl know, I shouldn't have said that word, but do
Ok, thank you, everyone.
Those are Laura's top signs on whether a person likes you or


Unravelling the complexities of relationships and sexuality, this straight-talking guide will help you to navigate the associated social, emotional and physical issues. Expert advice and real life examples give you the knowledge to reflect on your own sexuality, provide you with information on different types of relationship, and gives you the confidence to decide which type of relationship is right for you.
Together with important information on sexual health, this book will help you to understand how to find and maintain a relationship of your choosing in a safe and enjoyable way.
Exploring the often unspoken rules of sex and relationships, this book also covers often unaddressed topics, such as:
* what sexual attraction looks and feels like
* how to identify your own sexual identity and preferences (and how they may change)
* what your rights are, and how to stay safe
* having children, or choosing not to, the impact of this on relationships
* how to recognise power imbalances within relationships, and what to do.


We all have damage. See those smiling faces. The man began this relationship with insomnia, nightmares, and a sense of urgency because things usually fell apart. The woman began with a wall so high that it took a great love to break it down and had her world shattered just a few years after marriage with the dissolution of everything she thought family was. Maybe one day, after a lot of therapy, we can each share our stories and how they made us who we are today, but for now, I want to share with you what it looks like for two people to give it all to God and each other. We have failed each other, built each other up, comforted one another, and pushed the other to not wallow in the sadness. We have witnessed so much of each other’s soul and it’s sometimes in these moments that I feel I truly get an insight into what makes us a FAMILY.
For me, family was once something I thought of as this ginormous group of people. It was Aunts, uncles, cousins, second, third…and so on. I feel as though Randy somewhat felt the same. We could go almost anywhere in our hometown and he was related to what felt like everyone somehow. As we’ve grown into our 7-year marriage, my view of family has vastly shifted based on life events, removing toxic people from our life, and really focusing my time on the people who matter the most. What I feel like God has blessed me with is this precious little family that is protected by the fierce love Randy and I have for one another and for what we’ve created. Our families built us into who we are, and we are taking those lessons of love to grow and mature our family. We have a small group of people that truly know us (blood relatives and chosen family) and that feels truly comforting. We trust those people with Auggie, our most precious gift from God, and we know he is safe with them.
In writing this, I realize that some people are blessed with larger families and that makes me incredibly happy and grateful for you <3. But, for us, at this juncture of our family life, we keep things small. We keep things fun and we keep them sacred. That’s my hope for all of you. No matter how large or small, blood or chosen, that you find a PEACEFUL group of people who truly know and love you to journey through this life. From a recent quote I found,


A Commerce man was taken into custody last week after he and his wife got into a fight over cheese dip. The man was charged with one count of battery FVA.
According to the incident report, the man’s wife told officer Chad Parr that the two had had a physical altercation but that it was “nothing major.” Parr noted that she had red marks around her neck and on her face, but she denied that the man choked her; however she did say that he wrapped his legs around her waist and would not let go of her.
The man told Parr they were arguing over cheese dip and it got out of hand. The man said his wife came up and pushed him on the shoulder trying to get him to go to the bedroom and talk to her.
According to the man, she continued to try to fight with him and he grabbed her and held her on the ground. The man was then placed under arrest for battery as well as a probation violation out of Cobb County.


Last summer I decided to try online dating on a whim. After screening all of the messages I received, I struck up conversation with this really nice guy, who I will call “Pete.” For all intents and purposes, he was everything I thought I was looking for in a guy. Smart, cute, funny. Nothing like anyone I had ever dated (or been married to, for that matter). Since I met him on a website for single parents, I felt like we instantly had at least one thing in common.
After chatting with him for a few weeks, we decided to go on a date, seemed to hit it off, yada yada. And all I could think about was how lucky I was, to actually luck out after going on one date with someone I met online (!!!!!).
At some point during the date we started talking more in depth about our lives. I already knew he was a single parent as we had met on a dating site for single parents. So curious me asked him how often he saw his kids. That’s when he told me something that completely changed my opinion of him.
He hadn’t seen his kids in months, he said. It wasn’t because his ex-wife wouldn’t let him see the kids – they actually had an arrangement where he could see them as much as he wanted. He had just not seen them for several months, even though they lived close enough to him where that should have been a non – issue.
At first, I thought okay, Pete’s ex-wife was preventing him from seeing his kids. I get that; I had similar issues once. But it turns out that his ex-wife wasn’t stopping him at all from seeing his kids. It was purely because he wasn’t making efforts to see them. Not only that, but he owed his ex-wife thousands of dollars in back child support.
So here was my dilemma: I was dating someone who – much like my own children’s father – consciously chose not to see his kids. He had all the time in the world to spend with me, and my kids; but made every excuse in the world why he wasn’t seeing his own kids. Not only that, but he didn’t even feel the need to support them financially.
I was dating a deadbeat dad. Someone kind of like my ex-husband.
When I started online dating, I actually refused to talk to anyone who shared the same name as my ex-husband. Call me paranoid, but the last time I dated someone with that name, it didn’t end well. That rationale is probably a little silly. Sharing a name with someone doesn’t mean that you are the same type of person as they are.
Doing the same things as they do, however, is a different story.
Anyway, I did date him for few more months after that. But every time we were hanging out, I was thinking about his kids and how he would have far less time to hang out with me if he was actually spending time with his kids.
This guy lived out of his car, begged for money from strangers at Walmart to fund his “business” ventures, liked to mooch off people, couldn’t hold a job, and had a tendency to say completely offensive things without thinking about it. Parenting wasn’t the only issue that he had. There were obviously other things. But yeah, none of those were even as remotely significant as the fact that he was bailing out on his responsibilities as a parent. Although those things bothered me, too.
After I broke things off with him (which is the only outcome that was appropriate in that situation), he posted a video on his YouTube account, where he basically said that I was the one with issues. Yeah, okay. When he texted me a couple of months later, asking if I wanted to go out for dinner, I just shook my head and laughed.
The whole experience made me realize that dating really isn’t as scary as I had always thought it would be. But it also made me realize that while I try to be open minded as possible, I do have my limits.
Some day when my life isn’t quite so chaotic, maybe I’ll change my mind. But for now, I think I’ll remain happily single.


On the way to Whiterun, J’Zhirr sees a couple of Alik’r warriors talking to a very annoyed Redguard woman. The Alik’r are a long way from their home in Hammerfell. One Alik’r accuses the woman of being someone she is not. Their conversation seems to be going nowhere until the other Alik’r points out that the Redguard woman is missing a scar that is on the person they are seeking. With the matter settled, the woman walks angrily away while the two Alik’r stand around wondering what to do next.


It all began when six brave women came together
In December 2018, six brave women came together to share our truths of childhood abuse, domestic violence and grief. "We were all a little nervous but surprisingly we also felt safe and comfortable with one another. We listened with empathy and we cried with compassion. We laughed as we recognised that we shared similar traits and behaviours. We were strangers that became instant friends" recalls Preshika Wright.
Each month, more brave women joined us. Since that first meeting, our community has supported over 100 women. We come from every continent, from diverse cultures and colours. We are a loving, caring and compassionate community of women. We dedicate time to support each other, and also come together to have fun and dance till our feet hurt and laugh until our bellys' ache. We love celebrating life as we rise together!
Our self help community is our safe space
Some of us are discovering how our childhood abuse or neglect has impacted our lives. Some of us are still figuring how to get out of an abusive marriage or relationship. Some of us are grieving the traumatic loss of our loved ones. Some of us are coping with recent sexual or physical assault. Our trauma is never comparable. Our empathy and compassion for each other is abundant.
The experience of coming together and realising that we are not alone is liberating and healing. As we share our challenges and our triumphs, we learn from one another. As we motivate and encourage one another, we help each other. As we recognise that we share similar tendencies, we bond with one another.
Are you a trauma survivor too? Are you figuring out how your childhood trauma has affected you and want to connect with others doing the same? Feel free to send us any questions you have about trauma, domestic violence, or about sexual or physical violence. Perhaps you need help to figure out what to do or where to go for support? We are here to help you figure that out too. Please reach out to receive the support that you deserve.
Dear Trauma Survivor
We will soon start our summer break and return mid-September.
Please forgive our delay in responding to your message.


Living with your Malaysian in-laws in a tiny apartment can be challenging, but it's not impossible. Here are some tips to help you survive and maintain a healthy relationship with your in-laws.
Living with your in-laws can be challenging at the best of times. But living with them in a tiny apartment can take that challenge to a new level. In Malaysia, it's quite common for newlyweds to live with their parents or in-laws, especially if they're saving up for their own homes or trying to support each other financially. But regardless of the reason, living with your Malaysian in-laws in a tiny apartment can test your patience, understanding, and adaptability. However, with the right mindset and a few survival tips, it's possible to make the most of your situation and maintain a healthy relationship with your in-laws.
Tips for surviving life with your Malaysian in-laws in a small space:
Here are some tips for surviving life with your Malaysian in-laws in a small space:
- Set boundaries early on.
The key to a successful living arrangement with your in-laws is to set boundaries early on. Ensure everyone is on the same page regarding privacy, personal space, and household chores. Sit down with your in-laws and discuss your expectations and theirs openly and honestly. Be respectful and flexible but also firm about your own needs and boundaries. This will help avoid any misunderstandings or conflicts down the line.
- Respect their cultural norms.
Malaysia is a multicultural country with diverse customs and traditions. Your in-laws may have different beliefs and practices that may seem strange or unfamiliar. However, it's essential to respect their cultural norms and be open-minded. Take the time to learn about their customs and traditions, and try to participate in them when appropriate. This will show your in-laws that you're interested in their culture and willing to try to fit in.
- Be considerate of their lifestyle.
Living with your in-laws means you'll be sharing a space with people who have different habits and routines than you do. Be considerate of their lifestyle and try to adapt to their schedule as much as possible. For example, if they're early risers, try to be quiet in the morning to avoid disturbing them. Be mindful when planning meals if they have specific dietary restrictions or preferences. Little things like these can go a long way in fostering a harmonious living environment.
- Find ways to have alone time.
Living in a tiny apartment with your in-laws can make it challenging to find alone time. But it's essential to carve out space to recharge and decompress. Find a quiet corner of the house where you can read, meditate, or do yoga. Alternatively, take a walk around the neighborhood or visit a nearby park to clear your head. Having some alone time can help you feel less stressed and more centered, making it easier to deal with the challenges of living with your in-laws.
- Communicate openly and respectfully.
Communication is vital to any successful relationship, including your relationship with your in-laws. Ensure you communicate openly and respectfully with them, even when frustrated or upset. Avoid being confrontational or aggressive; instead, try to express your feelings calmly and constructively. If any issues need to be addressed, approach them with a problem-solving mindset and work together to find a mutually beneficial solution.
- Find common interests and activities.
Living with your in-laws can be an excellent opportunity to bond and build a stronger relationship with them. Look for common interests or activities you can do together, such as cooking, gardening, or playing games. This will help create positive memories and experiences that strengthen your relationship with your in-laws.
- Maintain a positive attitude.
Finally, it's essential to maintain a positive attitude when living with your in-laws. It's easy to get bogged down by the challenges and frustrations of living in a small space with others. However, by focusing on the positive aspects of your living arrangement and cultivating a sense of gratitude, you can maintain a more positive outlook and reduce stress levels. Focus on the benefits of living with your in-laws, such as the financial savings, the opportunity to build closer relationships with them, and the sense of community and support.
Coping with the Cultural Differences
Living with your Malaysian in-laws in a tiny apartment can be a cultural shock, especially if you come from a different cultural background. Malaysia has diverse cultures and traditions, and it's essential to be aware of cultural differences to avoid misunderstandings and conflicts.
Here are some tips for coping with the cultural differences when living with your Malaysian in-laws:
- Learn about their culture.
The best way to cope with cultural differences is to learn about the culture of your in-laws. Ask them questions, observe their customs and traditions, and read up on the culture. This will help you understand their behavior and expectations and avoid offending them unintentionally.
- Respect their customs and traditions.
Respect is a key aspect of Malaysian culture, and it's essential to respect the customs and traditions of your in-laws. This includes their religious beliefs, dress code, and social norms. Avoid criticizing or judging their practices; instead, try to appreciate the differences.
- Adapt to their lifestyle.
Living with your in-laws means adapting to their lifestyle, which may differ from yours. For example, Malaysians may have different meal times, sleeping habits, or ways of socializing. Be open to adapting to their lifestyle, and try to find a compromise that works for everyone.
- Communicate openly and respectfully.
Communication is key when dealing with cultural differences. Be open and honest with your in-laws about your needs and expectations, and listen to their perspectives. Avoid using confrontational or judgmental language, and instead, try to find common ground that respects everyone's cultural values.
- Find a support network.
Living in a foreign country with your in-laws can be overwhelming, and finding a support network is essential. This could be other ex-pats, friends, or community groups who share your cultural background. A support network can help you cope with the challenges of living in a different culture and provide a sense of belonging.
Taking Care of Your Mental Health
Living with your Malaysian in-laws in a tiny apartment can be stressful and overwhelming, and taking care of your mental health is essential. Here are some tips for maintaining good mental health when living with your in-laws:
- Practice self-care.
Self-care is essential for maintaining good mental health, especially when living in a stressful environment. Take time to do things that make you feel good, such as reading a book, bathing, or walking. Make sure you prioritize your mental health needs and don't neglect them.
- Set boundaries.
Setting boundaries is essential when living with your in-laws, as it helps establish clear expectations and limits. Make sure you communicate your needs and expectations to your in-laws and don't be afraid to say no if you need to. This can help reduce stress and maintain a healthy relationship with your in-laws.
- Find ways to relax.
Finding ways to relax can help you cope with stress and reduce anxiety. This could be practicing mindfulness, yoga, or calming music. Find what works best for you and make time for it every day.
- Seek professional help if necessary.
If you're struggling with your mental health, seeking professional help is important. This could be talking to a therapist or counselor or seeking medical help. Don't be afraid to ask for help if you need it.
- Stay connected with friends and family.
Connecting with friends and family can help you maintain a sense of support and belonging. Make sure you prioritize your relationships outside of your living arrangement and make time to connect with them regularly.
Living with your Malaysian in-laws in a tiny apartment can be challenging, but it's not impossible. By setting boundaries, respecting cultural norms, being considerate of their lifestyle, finding ways to have alone time, communicating openly and respectfully, finding common interests and activities, and maintaining a positive attitude, you can make the most of your living situation and maintain a healthy relationship with your in-laws.
Q: What if my in-laws are too overbearing?
A: If your in-laws are too overbearing, it's essential to communicate your needs and boundaries clearly and respectfully. Let them know when you need space or time alone, and try to find a compromise that works for everyone. If necessary, seek the help of a counselor or mediator to facilitate the conversation.
Q: What if my in-laws and I have different lifestyles or beliefs?
A: It's important to respect each other's differences and find a way to coexist harmoniously. Try to find common ground or compromise on certain issues, and avoid criticizing or judging each other's choices. Remember, you don't have to agree on everything to maintain a healthy relationship.
Q: How can I deal with conflicts that arise?
A: When conflicts arise, approach them with a problem-solving mindset and a willingness to listen and compromise. Avoid being defensive or aggressive, and instead, try to find a solution that works for everyone. If necessary, seek the help of a mediator or counselor to facilitate the conversation.


While flowers are a nice gift for relationships that won't last, plants are the gift to tell someone you love them for years to come!
Perfect for Mother's Day, birthdays, weddings, or funeral arrangements. Please let us know if you would like a basket curated for a special occasion and we will do our best to create an assortment appropriate for you.
Small: includes 3x 4" plants
Medium: includes 1x 6" plant, 3x 4" plants
Large: includes 2x 6" plants, 2x 4" plants


our friendship, as cheesy as this sounds, is something i secretly wanted from the first day at band camp. I was just thinking how cool you seemed and especially how cute you were dressed. I honestly never thought that i would meet my best friend through band, but here we are and i owe it to band tour! such good memories.
All silliness aside, you really are a blessing in my life and your friendship to me is very very precious. I feel like you really understand me, and you're so patient too. All the things that i define in a friend you are, and more. You're so incredibly thoughtful and sincere. You are a great 'pick-me-up', so fun to be with all the time, you bring me out of my shell, and i really feel like we balance each other out. I love that our families are mirror images and that we can relate to so much, and I'm ESPECIALLY happy that i get to be part of your special wedding day! (i'm gonna cry my eyes out for certain)
i feel like there's so much more that i want to say to you, but know at least this much, you are one of those priceless friends. i don't know what i did to deserve you and i don't know what i would do without you! Liz, you are a hidden treasure, and i'm glad to have met you! I have your back whenever you need me, and lets stay best friends for a lifetime :)


I love the way you talk,
I love the way you smell,
I love the way you make me laugh,
Even when my life’s a living hell.
I love your smile,
And your soft and gentle touch,
I love the way you show you care,
When the world seems like too much.
I love the way you understand,
And never let me give up,
I love the way you’re always here,
To keep my spirits up.
I love the way you look at me,
And always bring out the best,
I love the way you lift me up,
And put me above all the rest.
I love the way you know what to say
When I’m really mad,
I love the way you wipe away my tears,
When I’m really sad.
I love the way you make me feel,
Like I’m floating on a cloud,
You look at me like I’m special,
And not just another face in the crowd.
I love the way you know me so well,
And know when to give me my space,
And when I’m ready to talk,
I can always count on seeing your smiling face.
I love everything about you,
From your smile to your loving heart,
I love the kind of person you are,
How you’re sweet and honest and smart.
You’ve found a place in my heart
As such a special friend,
And I know that you love me,
For real and not pretend.


Let’s review what really happened on that first face-to-face encounter….
Amazingly, a person can be one way on email….different on the phone….and a whole new encounter when you meet them in person.
How does that happen? let’s look at the many different levels of chemistry when you meet your date live and in person……
level 1 – She turns out to be a man, and you want to kick his ass.
Level 2 – You see her and you know it is her because she told you what she is wearing, she has not seen you, so you walk backwards from the area and run to your car.
Level 3 – You see no one near you that is even close to the picture that you have seen. When she approaches you the only thing you can think of saying is”I think we have a terrible misunderstanding here, I will be leaving now, I hope you have a very nice evening.”
Level 4 – She looks good, but she smells so bad that you have to excuse yourself and sneak out the window in the bathroom.
Level 5 – She seems to like you, but you are not sure if she is your type. She begins to talk and you realized that her sole support is from spousal support from her previous husband and she is currently recovering from a nervous breakdown. Good thing you told your friend to call you with an emergency in case you needed a quick exit.
Level 6 – You like her and she seems to really like you. She hands you a picture that one of her kids drew of all you as a family. She then asks you “How long will it be before you ask me to marry you, and will you adopt my kids”. You smile, you pretend as though you did not hear that and say great weather we have been having.
Level 7 – You walk into the restaurant…you see a woman sitting alone and you know is her – she/he looks even better than her picture. She/he sees you, smiles, and you know the attraction is mutual. You’re having a great conversation, but then (after a couple of drinks) she/he begins ranting about her political views and how she could NEVER date anyone belonging to that “other” party. You decided not to waste money on dinner, take her/his number, promise to call, but never do.
Level 8 – You meet for drinks, you see that see is a little nervous. You order drinks after her 8th drink she/he starts to become loud, she then passes out at the table you do not know who she is so you carry her out to the car and drop her/him at the local police station.
Level 9 – You meet and she/he is a very nice women/man. She/he seems very normal and she seems to know how to act. You enjoy lunch with her on a couple of occasions. The third time you meet her for lunch, she/he looks over at you and says to you “For this relationship to go to the next level, I will need $5,000 a month from you”. You are speechless. You pull money from you wallet, lay it on the table and walk away as quickly as possible.
Level 10 – She/he seems very pleasant. She/he is attractive, not really your type but you are thinking the sex will be good. She/he then tells you that she must get to know someone before she has sex with them, about 3 months. Not worth the wait.
Level 11 – You meet and there is an attraction between you. The feeling is mutual and you both know it. The feeling is lust. You look at each other and she says dinner can wait. You take her/him to your place and have the best sex you’ve have had in months. The next day you call her and she/he wants to know when you are getting married.
Level 12 – You see her/him get out of her car, she/he walks towards the restaurant and she looks great. She sees you and she smiles and you know there is an attraction between you. You are able to talk openly about what you want
from a relationship. You have a nice date, great sex and you agree to be friends with benefits.
Level 13 – She/he is very attractive, you know you want to see her again. She seems to like you the same way. You have a very nice date. You both are very comfortable with each other, she reaches over and touches you during
your conversation over drinks, you both agree to continue the date to dinner. She serves you breakfast the next morning at her place. You can tell this is the start of something very nice.
Level 14 – She/he is incredible, she looks great, smells great. She looks into your eyes in such a way that you forget your name for a moment, and in those first seven seconds she is thinking….”IT IS ALL GOOD”.
Sexual chemistry is real and when it is truly there, you will know it!!


I Love You Even Though... Card
"I love you even though you burp and tell me off and talk with your mouth full" valentines card.
A humorous take relationships!
Arthouse is a charity that showcases the artistic talents of adults living with epilepsy, learning and physical difficulties. 100% of sales revenue goes back into the charity.
Single card with envelope, blank inside.
151mm x 151mm


Posted March 08, 2019 11:24:16 How to cope with the sudden breakdown of a relationship with your dad or mom?
Some couples can end up with nothing but grief when things fall apart, but if you want to survive, you need to take some time to let things settle down and start rebuilding your relationship with them.
Here are some tips to help you find the right balance between maintaining a positive outlook on the relationship and letting things grow and grow.
Set boundaries: It can be tempting to assume you’re all right if things don’t go your way, but you needn’t be complacent.
Set up a set of boundaries and keep a close eye on your behaviour.
If you break them, you might be tempted to throw things at your ex or you might just make things worse by being more assertive in your relationship.
Don’t do that.
Instead, set the rules that will protect your relationship and help your relationship thrive.
If your ex is a complete dick and you’ve been through some bad times, don’t try to take things out on her or anyone else.
You can also make a point of asking your ex if she’s okay with you being upset, which will help them understand why you’re upset.
Don�t let them go too far: If your parents and your ex are having a hard time communicating, there are ways to talk to them and see if they can make progress.
Try to find a balance of keeping things positive and not being too negative.
If they keep saying things that make you feel angry, you’ll need to let them know they can get it together.
Try setting a time to talk about what you’re experiencing and try to make sure they don’t push things further.
If things get too out of hand, just say, �I know, it�s just my feelings.�� 3. Don���t be a drama queen: Don�s don’t like drama, but they can be a bit hard on people who do.
They are usually the ones who make the biggest effort to be more assertively in their relationship.
They might be trying to make you see things from their point of view, or they might be using drama as a way to keep you in line.
Try being a bit more assertial in your communication and be willing to admit you don�t always know what’s best for you.
You don�m the best judge of how you should treat your partner, so be honest about that and let them figure it out. 4.
Don��t give up on the kids: If you are having trouble with your kids, you should try to find an alternative to babysitting for the kids.
If a babysitter is not available, try contacting the kids and asking if they could take over for you or go out to play with the kids together.
You should also keep in mind that it�ll take some of your energy to take on this job, so you can�t just let your kids do it.
If the kids are okay with babysitting, make sure to get them involved in the decision-making process.
Take the time to figure out what’s going on: The sooner you can figure out why things are going wrong, the sooner you will be able to move on to a solution that will work for you both.
Sometimes it takes a while to get to the root of the problem, so try to be patient and listen to what your partner says about what they need to do to fix the problem.
They may not be able or willing to commit to the solution, but it is a step in the right direction.
Find out what your friends think: Some of the most common reasons people have trouble getting along with their parents include not being able to connect, being too selfish or being too critical of their parents.
They also might have been raised by a single parent, a single-parent household or by someone with very little interaction with them, which might make them seem too detached.
Try looking at how people in your own family or from your own community might see you and your situation.
Some people may feel the same way, so find out if you have the same feelings.
If it feels too hard to be with your ex, talk to your therapist: Your therapist might be able, in some cases, to offer some help with your parenting issues, but don�s job is to make it work.
If there is no therapist, try talking to your own friends and family, or just talk to someone you trust who has had similar issues with the relationship.
It is important to remember that there is an important difference between wanting to help and not wanting to hurt your ex.
Don should know that this is how he is feeling, so don�ts need to feel guilty or worse.
If he feels that way, he might be willing and able to go along with your idea.
Don make sure your ex knows it’s not


| N A M A S T E |
The winter months may also be know as "cuffing season" to many due to the fact we are often hibernating indoors, and unable to be social butterflies. Many people engage in relationships due to the cold-hearted fact that they are unable to be alone. Sometimes in life it is important to take time to be alone, being alone for many can be a daunting process but it is imperative for growth and personal development.
" A Queen needs and Empire to be a Queen, not a King."
| R E F L E C T I O N S |
In the past I have always yearned to be in a relationship but was unable to be in a healthy relationship for along time due to the fact that I did not have a healthy relationship with myself. In order to love someone to capacity it is imperative to put loving yourself first, something that I had not been doing. I kept on bringing my past hurts, baggage, and resentments to relationships never truly giving myself a chance to heal. The moment I started to fall so deeply in love with myself, accepting my past, and learning that everything I have been through was sent to shape me, I began to love myself. Being a strong woman who is single, I realized that my self worth alone is just as important as those who seek to find their self worth in a relationship. I learned that being single is also being whole, and being whole is also being single.
| T R U T H S |
For those woman who feel as if their self worth will be found in a man I am here to reassure you to take time for yourself. You only have one chance at life, yes it's okay we all make mistakes but don't waste time on something you know in your spirit isn't right. Take time for yourself, take time to figure out yourself. When we are often in relationships the plan for our life may often be altered due to taking on the goals and aspirations of our partner. You only get one chance at life, and it was mean for you to live it to the fullest, not for you to waist it being in the control of others. Don't be the type of females whose dreams and aspirations for themselves are continuously changing and reflect that of their current lover. Be the type of woman who knows what she wants, will not change her game plan for anything. I am sick and tired of woman preaching empowerment to others but are hurt and abused woman who are kept captive to their destiny because of being afraid to be alone.
| D I G D E E P |
It's always good to do some self reflection and take time to assess where you are at. Ask your self these questions and dig deep...
1. Are you the type of woman who has always been in a relationship and never had time to just be single?
2. Do you look for a deeper meaning in situations to justify being there, even when you know its wrong?
3. We all try to conceal our hurt at times but, do you try to help other woman and build them up but not address your own insecurities?
4. Are you in love with your current situation?
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CONGRATULATIONS . . . You're getting married!
Your spouse is a gift from God. As a couple, you make a public declaration to make a lifelong commitment to love each other.
Back in the second chapter of Genesis, we learn about God's purpose for marriage:
For this reason, a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and they will become one flesh. (Genesis 2:24)


boy , you've been so patient , spendin' night alone & not complainin' . but i'll make it up to you & i promise today i won't keep you waitin' . please give me this one chance to remind you of everything we have . i won't give up, i'm to much in love , & i want you to know that :))
p/s : just take my hand . fall in love with me again :D . auw !
sweet moment :) . nice right ??
ngarot jap .. kesah ke kao , tak ken .. jadi simpan mulod kao diam-II dalam laci yea ..


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The tales of love surround us. Popular songs, love movies, romantic novels, grocery tabloids – all "love" sellers. Still, these star-eyed dramas really represent the way with surprising and chaotic emotions? Passion and courage, jealousy and bondage – can these be love? Do they actually reduce the Spirit's expansive love to seize, grasp the desires of the ephemeral flesh?
To really love, we must throw away common concepts, leave the appearance of love, and discover where true love is. Then we will find that although true love is freedom, popular love styles are gilded bondage. I know this from my own experience: When I first loved when I was nineteen, every time my loved one started to return to America, something was pulled out of my body.
I walked around for a few months, hit walls and drove through the sidewalks. In the rare moments when I was not obsessed with my love, my thoughts were fuzzy, and my actions were weak. For four years, I wrote at least one letter a day, spending with my heart and romantic thoughts. I would love her and I needed her in return; only felt full then. People thought of me as romantic – passionate, loving and wonderful. But this intense need, this desperate desire, was not at all amazing! That was pure powerlessness.
Emotional craze of love is completely alien to true love, an unintentional, liberating hug. When we really love it, there are no attachments. We're not expecting anything. Love is just joy.
What is this rare love? How to find it? Are we ready for it? Isn't it easier to discard this as a New Age hoopla and return to the well-known mediocrity, things, passion and pain, love and frustration, desire and despair? Still, when we take a break when we listen deeply, our hearts tell us that we are tired of the old game, that there are many more.
Aadil Palkhivala Copyright 2008


For as long as I can remember, I have been in love with the idea of love.
I had a teacher in high school that used those exact words to define the word “infatuation”. Being in love with love. So there it is, a word for it: infatuation.
I have wanted to fall in love since I was a little girl. I have been experiencing infatuation all of these years. I was convinced I was in love with my male best friend when he moved out of my neighborhood when I was eight years old. And my first heartbreak was the day he left. Then there was the boy I sat next to in middle school who was transferring to a different high school. My second big heartbreak was the day we graduated middle school. Then there was a few boys in high school who I never got quite as serious about, but I definitely had a few crushes that came and went. I grew and matured in my understanding of love and what it entailed all throughout those various years, but it doesn’t mean I ever fully let go of the desire to experience it.
After all of that came college. College was a whole different ballfield when it came to love and dating. I began college with a friendship with a guy who I considered to be best friends with (and who I was not-so-secretly in love with – he actually asked me how I felt about him one day then told me he wasn’t interested). That relationship was a mess to begin with, one of the most emotionally abusive situations I’ve ever been in (it’s a long story, but he was verbally abusive). After years of fighting against both him and myself to get out of that relationship, I finally ripped out of it, but not without a broken heart I kept trying to mend and having shattered multiple times over again. I then tried to fill that gaping hole in my heart by becoming very close with another guy friend my second year of college, also falling much more head over heels for him than I would like to admit. When that entire friendship crashed and burned less than a year after it began because he wasn’t interested in me the same way, my heart was yet again destroyed. Then, in my final year of college, after finally coming to a place of desperation, I downloaded a few dating apps, on the surface telling myself I didn’t need love but that I was just curious if the apps had anything to offer me. Christian ones at first, but after those got me nowhere, I eventually downloaded Tinder. A few failed date plans, dates that went great but never continued past the first, and a mess of other issues later, here I am, twenty-one years old, never having been in a relationship or even have been asked out on a real date (on the one date I’ve ever been on – which was a Tinder date – I was the one who asked if it could happen, NOT him).
For years while I was falling in love with men who I’d later find out weren’t interested, I started to believe that it was something that was inherently wrong with me that was causing them to reject me. That I wasn’t pretty or skinny enough. That I came off too strong and bold and loud. That I wasn’t good enough for them. That all of these things would keep me from finding the love I wanted more than anything else in the whole wide world.
Yet – despite all of this and how much I feel like on the surface I can say I want to give up on love after all these years, these failed attempts, and these hurts – I still very much struggle with how stinkin’ badly I want it.
I want to fall in love with a man who loves Jesus more with every breathe He takes. Who wants to see the bareness of my soul and will still love me even after seeing the darkest parts. Who will teach me to fall more in love with the Lord each day. Who can teach me to be a better person, friend, woman of God. Whom I can serve with and grow with and learn from and laugh beside and walk through life with. That’s really all I’ve wanted more than anything for as long as I can remember. And I don’t have a clue when I’ll find it, but my goodness, how terribly, utterly, miserably badly I WANT THAT.
Where is that love for me? Where, God, WHERE? At this point in my life, I find myself looking in all the wrong places for it – and looking for it in anyone who walks into my life who seems like a generally positive candidate. I find myself going so far as to think about what a very distant future together could look like with someone I have only had one meeting with. And quite honestly, I don’t know how to stop doing this. Everytime I think I make it to a good point where I’ll have good self-control about a relationship, I end up falling head-over-heels and getting way more hurt than I ever wanted to. And it’s a cycle I just don’t know how to stop, because all I want is to feel wanted.
This literally happened today. I had lunch with a really cute guy who has a huge heart for Jesus and a handful of likes in common with me. And I started making him and my meeting a way bigger deal in my head than I should have on the surface as soon as we were no longer together this afternoon. I blew it up in my mind, making myself yet again too excited about even the slight potential of falling in love with this person. And now I sit here hours later, wanting to bang my head against a wall, telling myself that I need to be careful, because I don’t need another tally on my track record of friendships-turned-crushes-turned-rejection-turned-heartbreaks.
I really hate that my whole habit of blowing love up in my mind to this big, huge, extravagant thing has become such an idol. And pray about it as I may, I think it will always be my own “thorn in my flesh”, as Paul discusses in 2 Corinthians 12:7-10. This thorn, this desire that often becomes bigger than God to fall in love with a man, is an idol and a weakness if mine. And despite how hard it is to push back against it, especially when I want nothing more to receive that love and attention from men, I think that maybe this thorn is here to remind me that people are not to be worshipping, but God is. That He says, “My grace is SUFFICIENT for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness”. Yet again, God, You blow my mind. Sufficiency cannot come from man alone or from anything on this earth except You, and my attempt to find sufficiency in anything else is an idol and therefore, an area of weakness for me. Thus, through this battle against the thorn, Your perfect power will shine through. Now, I just ask you, please oh please give me the strength to not dive completely and utterly headfirst into the first glimpse of marital love You decide to give me, whenever you choose to do so. Please teach me how to guard this fragile, fluttery, lie-believing heart of mine.
Gah. Wow. That felt good to write out and process. Isn’t it cool when God reveals truths to you about the deepest parts of your being the second your writing about those things? Thank ya, Jesus.
Now please just help me tolerate this thorn in my flesh and to see Your beauty shine through it, teaching me to never put anything in my life higher than Yourself.


"Don't hurt me, Mommy," she said tonight.
We were cuddled on the couch watching Disney's Hercules, during which Meg, the embattled love interest, mumbles something to young Herc about how it's easier to be alone, because that way no one can hurt you.
Just moments earlier, I had found myself thinking, "Now how is a four-year-old supposed to interpret a concept like this? A child this age is not going to understand the concept of romance and heartbreak. She's going to think that this woman is afraid that the muscle-bound man might hit her."
Secretly I was hoping that her mind would just gloss over that moment and move on with the story. So when she said, "Don't hurt me, mommy," I thought she was playing out that idea in her mind.
I put my hands on her shoulders, looked her in the eyes, and said, "Q, you know that I would never, ever hurt you, right?"
"I know, mommy," she said gravely, returning my frank stare with her night-black eyes. "And I will never, ever hurt you."
And then she said, "I'll love you forever, Mommy."
Let me step back several years and say that, when we were taking adoption classes prior to our trip to China, one of the many warnings that the adoption counselors gave us was that a child from an institutional background in China will often take longer to trust the women in their lives, since most of the caretakers are women, and therefore the children have already been abandoned (in their view) once (or twice, if you count the original abandonment) by women that they cared for. Therefore, we were told, the child might hold out affection from the female partner in order to protect themselves from further heartache.
Q has always been a happy and optimistic child, and we had very few attachment issues during our early times together. She accepted us, had fun with us, seemed to love us. She was always a happy, humorous and smiling child, a creature of joy.
But I have to admit that during the first three years she always gave her open affection more easily to her daddy. I did not feel outcast, as I had feared. She gave me plenty of love as well. We were very close in many not-so-physical ways, and life was good and fun and full between us. But the openly adoring glances, the broadest smiles, the easiest affection was always for her daddy.
Only in the past month or so has there been a noticeable shift in her affection toward me. It was as if a floodgate had opened abruptly, and her affection was flowing at full volume. She started hugging and kissing me unprompted. She would throw her arms around me at odd, random moments. When she was sad or scared or hurt, she would no longer put a hand on my chest to hold me off when I would try to comfort her. She would kiss without prompting, instead of offering a peremptory cheek when asked for a kiss. She would blurt out "I love you, Mommy!" without my saying it first. She even began to write the letters of her name intermingled with the letters of my name: "Q-M-I-O-U-M-M-Y", when she was perfectly capable of writing both "Qiu" and "Mommy" separately.
"I'll love you forever, Mommy", my new, preternaturally-mature daughter pronounced with intense gravity. "Even when I'm angry."
"And I will love you forever, Q," I told her, making my best effort at not allowing the tears to well up in my eyes.
She nodded once, pragmatically, as if a deal had been made, and we could now move on with our lives together.


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The Rose City Astronomers club is working to
establish relationships with other astronomy clubs around the world.
Sister club relationships are an important
part of our club’s activities. They are established with active
and organized astronomy clubs with whom RCA has a history of contact,
exchange and/or personal relationships with members that motivates
members of both clubs to commit to a moderate level of exchange
necessary to continue and strengthen the arrangement.
We look forward to these relationships. We
believe they will give our members opportunities to learn the night
skies the world over and to meet other passionate amateur observers and
develop lasting friendships. We expect these relationships to grow and
mature over time, and as they do, our knowledge of Earth and Sky will
continue to expand.
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IT MAKES ME SO FRUSTRATED HOW I CANT CONTROL MY OWN FUCKING FEELINGS, THEYRE MINE WHY CANT I CONTROL THEM?!?!
"Have you ever felt a potential love for someone?
Like, you don’t actually love them and you know you don’t, but you know you could. You realise that you could easily fall in love with them. It’s almost like the bud of a flower, ready to blossom but it’s just not quite there yet. And you like them a lot, you really do. You think about them often, but you don’t love them. You could, though. You know you could."
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↳ Kuchiyose no Jutsu (口寄せの術)
I CANT GET ENOUGH OF THIS
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Two types of ‘cute’:
- Appearance - It’s their face, the way they dress or just their smile etc, which basically attracts you.
- Personality - Where their personality is just adorable. From how they talk to you, the way they treat people and how they act towards you.
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"Let me be patient, let me be kind. Make me unselfish, without being blind."
Don’t you just love Autumn? Whats your favorite thing about the fall?
You just made my afternoon! Thank you!
"Never push a loyal person to the point where they no longer care."
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"Part of me wants to drop out of college and go travel the world.relaxsmilebreathe.
Part of me wants to work really hard in college and change the world.
Part of me wants to not work hard at all and marry some rich guy.
And the other 97% of me just wants to sleep."
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I’d be a good boyfriend
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What should you do when you suspect your spouse is having an affair with someone of the same sex? How should you react when you finally get up the courage to ask your husband if he’s gay and he answers by getting angry with you for asking such a question? How do you start a new life after your wife tells you over breakfast that she is in love with another woman, and she is moving her in, and you out of the family home you bought, and furnished, and lived in together? There is an international support group with people who have answers. It is called “The Straight Spouse Network” and they are waiting to help.
The week before Christmas, I wrote my On Our Radar column for The New Civil Rights Movement website about The Cathedral of Hope, a primarily gay church in Dallas, Texas that finally had enough children to hold their first ever children’s Christmas pageant. What I remember from researching that column is that most of those children were from previous heterosexual marriages. The marriages break up when the gay or lesbian spouse comes to grips with their orientation, and the children of that marriage eventually come to live in a new family dynamic, when the parent who finally came out finds a same-sex life partner.
When I wrote that column, I thought about the kids. I imagined a little shepherd boy, with his grandpa’s cane for a shepherd’s crook and a little blonde angel in white with a tin foil halo. I remember wondering if we could get video of the pageant to post on The New Civil Rights Movement blog as a way to demonstrate to the skeptical world that gay families are not so very different than straight families.
I also thought about the two dads or two moms watching with pride from the audience, doing the things all parents do, like the surreptitious wave as their little one comes on stage, their slightly anxious face searching the audience for family, breaking into a smile when they see their moms or their dads are out there. I imagined the flash of relief two dads exchange when their kindergartener flawlessly speaks the line they rehearsed with him a thousand and one times. Or maybe he flubs the line, and the dads squeeze each other’s hand in shared parental emotion. In my mind’s eye, I saw proud, smiling parents jockeying for a good vantage point with their video cams and cell phones. At that time, I saw only what a personal victory it was for all those happy-at-last same-sex couples and their children, making Christmas memories.
What I didn’t think about was the parent who was not there. The straight spouse. The loving parent who no longer had a place in this happy holiday picture. The starry-eyed young woman or young man who promised to love, honor and cherish someone they thought was their soul mate. The parent who devoted years, sometimes decades, to making a family, only to have it run through their fingers like sand.
So why am I thinking about them now? Because Don’t Ask Don’t Tell was repealed.
In the world of unanticipated consequences the end of DADT has spawned one we should have seen coming. Soldiers are coming out to their spouses. Soldiers are ending their sham marriages. People are hurting. Hearts are breaking. Families are changing. And neither the straight community nor the gay community has shown a large measure of compassion to the abandoned straight spouses trying to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives.
They are spurned on all sides you know, these blindsided castoffs. Spurned by the gay world as an impediment to the LGBT partner knowing true happiness. Spurned by the straight world as someone who after two kids and all those years, must be a freaking idiot not to have known. These straight spouses are every bit the victim as the spouse who was forced to lie about his/her sexual indentity for so long, yet sympathy has been no group’s default position. No one’s but The Straight Spouse Network’s.
For twenty-five years now the Straight Spouse Network has been offering the heterosexual spouse “information, support and affirmation”. They have eight on-line support groups, most with real time chats. Their website offers a blog with practical suggestions on everything from what questions to ask if you suspect your spouse is gay, to how to reinvent the holidays after your marriage dissolves. Most importantly, they offer peer to peer contact with someone who has gone through a similar hell and made it out the other side.
There is no charge for the Straight Spouse Network services. The organization is paid for entirely by donations and staffed with volunteer counselors. So if you are one, if you are married to one, or if you know someone dealing with their spouse coming out, let them know The Straight Spouse Network wants to help. And going forward, let’s all reconsider the lack of empathy we have collectively shown to these straight spouses. They deserve so much better.


"Let me ask you something. Do you have like an alarm in your head that goes of everytime I'm happy with someone else? What do you want from me? I fly to L.A., I asked you to marry me, you said no, so I moved on. Why haven't you?
Because I should have said yes. Luke I was young and I was scared and I did not realized that but saying I wasn't ready it would mean that we would never be together again. Had I known that I would have said yes.
No Luke I miss you every day. And I've told everyone here that I didn't come back for you, but I did. Of course I did. I still love you Lucas.
Peyton I ..."
You still love me don't you?


by Elena Era, 19 April 2015
If you stay in a relationship because you are afraid of loneliness, you will never face the difficult parts of yourself. Stay alone, in order not to throw away what the others don’t like but to throw away what YOU don’t like.
If you stay in a relationship because you want to be taken care of, you will never let yourself in the care of Heaven, while staying in the storm by yourself. Stay alone, not because you fatally accept yourself but because you have to strengthen even more.
If you stay in a relationship because you want to be loved, the eyes of your companion will never become big mirrors in order for you to immerse in them. Stay alone, not for stating that you don’t need anyone, but to first learn how to love and then how to be loved.
If you stay in a relationship because you expect your companion to change; you will never understand when your time is up, while waiting for your companion to take the first step. Stay alone, not because you have to change, but to understand that changes are neither dictated nor imposed to anyone from anyone else.
If you stay in a relationship because you have nowhere else to go, you will never find out the flutter of the heart or the chill brought by the dawn, while waiting for the next horizon to appear. Stay alone, not to cry over an unfair life, but to learn to fly out of your safe zone.
If you stay in a relationship because you are afraid of the comments made by your family, you will never learn to be responsible for your choices. Stay alone, not to preserve an image of the “good child”, but to understand that your true family is Heaven and Earth… and again, they will never ask you to justify your actions.
If you stay in a relationship because you need to admire your companion, you will never learn how it is to feel a divine awe for yourself. Stay alone, not to find your own admirers, but to be able to first admire the entire existence of the Universe.
If you stay in a relationship because you just want to have a good time, you and your companion will never explore the depth of your soul. Stay alone, not to look with horror at the abyss inside you, but to learn to grow wings and fly in its depths.
If you stay in a relationship for financial reasons, you will never manage to stand on your own feet. Stay alone, not to become a tragic figure full of self-pity, but to understand that abundance comes from the source that has created the Universe itself.
If you stay in a relationship because you want to do things with your companion, you will never discover your own abilities. Stay alone, not to take a lonely path with heavy steps, but to learn how to walk lightly towards your own horizon.
If you stay in a relationship because you got used of it, you will never discover the new love waiting for you around the corner. Stay alone, not to punish yourself by considering it unworthy of love, but to understand that a relation comes to you when you don’t need it. Then and only then you will be ready to enter a relationship driven solely by love.
If you stay in a relationship because you love your companion, you are free of all commitments.
And everything is well in your world…
(The article was first published in November 2013)
Elena Era lives in Athens, Greece. She is a writer, teacher and healer and the founder of “Home of Healing. To find about more about her and her work please visit her website: www.healinghome.gr
Her book “Ezerstenia – The Awakening of the Second Earth is available through Amazon: http://www.healinghome.gr/?product=ezerstenia-english


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Sex during pregnancy “How to have sex during pregnancy” is the number one question commonly asked by couples. Orgasm during sex can increase endorphins naturally. In pregnant women this may lead increased blood flow in babies.
Many couples think that remembering special days is important for their relationship. The day that you first met, your first kiss, the date he or she proposed, the first time that you said "I love you" to each other and this list goes on forevers.


I went to see another horse this past Thursday. My husband really wanted to see this one. So, while the kids were in school, with grandma and grandpa on call we just decided to both take the day off and go see him. It was probably the most spontaneous thing we have done together in a long time (ie. since having kids).
This is a horse that On The Bit from the blog A Horse and a Half recommended to me. If he turns out to be my Good Horse, I owe her! He's a big... okay BIG horse, I would guess 17.1 hands. I liked him from the minute I saw him. There was no place for me to ride him but his owner offered him to me on trial and I'm arranging to bring him in. She was a great part of the visit. We have lots of similarities in our horse histories and both my husband and I had a nice time chatting with her.
I called my friend who generously let me try Diego and explained everything. She's picking him up later today. She is great and she understands. I feel bad that it didn't work out. He is a nice horse but just I know he's not the one.


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Celebrate All that Love can
be in your relationship.
Those who want to take their intimacy to new depths and love life to new heights and create an juicy life.
Reece and I met Nicholas 4 years ago when my husband and I were struggling with 3 businesses and 4 children under 6 years of age.
The breakthrough in our relationship was when we recognised that we both wanted the same thing; we were just talking different languages. What I really love about our relationship now is the open-hearted honesty we now have with each other that has really allowed us to bring the passion back into the relationship.
We will always be grateful for helping us open our hearts and discover what a true passionate loving relationship is all about.
Here's What You'll
Discover At The Training...
- On this special day we are going to focus on clearing blocks to create strong foundations of love: How to identify and gently dissolve the blockages that have been keeping your separate, alone, unappreciated or unheard and connect deeply in love.
- 1. Explore the 8 Essential Foundations for THRIVING RELATIONSHIPS
- Create a relationship that stays juicy and alive for life. Celebrate each others best friends and greatest supporter. Work together as a team to make your dreams come true. Have your relationship be an inspire others to love.
- 2. Breakthrough the Barriers to LOVE
- Open your heart and become a magnet to love. Identify and gently dissolve the issues that create fear, cause conflict or keep you feeling seperate and alone.
- 3. Turn Conflict into Connection
- Learn to go from Conflict to Connection in 3 minutes, or less! Learn to clearly speak your truth so that your partner wants to hear and understand you. How to open yourself fully without losing yourself in the relationship.
- 4. Heart to Heart Communication Skills
Get on the same page and work together as a TEAM. Communicate to create a deeply engaging and fulfilling relationship.
- 5. Discover how to re-ignite the fun and passion in your relationship
- Build a strong connection to unite intimacy and love. Enjoy each others company. Play and laugh and celebrate life together.
Years ago, my partner and I were struggling with moving forward in life.
The breakthrough in our relationship has been the realisation that we as individuals are complete, that we stand on our own in our relationship, there to love, support, and encourage the other through life together. What I really love about our relationship now is that it is real: open, honest, encouraging, supportive, loving. There was something that frightened me about ‘going there’ – to truly feel the feelings I’ve hid from, evaded and ignored for so long, and going with the emotions and embracing them.
Nicholas’ and Susan approach is pure genius – creating a safe environment of love, understanding, acceptance and awareness... in doing so they provide you with a new skill-set.
On the Day...
This highly experiential day will get the energy flowing in your body and your life again.
Come along and enjoy heart connections, meditations, mindfulness, breath and body awareness, dance, emotional Literacy, reflection, sharing and growth.
Meet new people and make friendships with members of our open-heart community.
We look forward to seeing you there!
I have been to several day seminars with Nicholas. Each time I leave with a great sense of inner peace that stays with me for some time afterwards. I love myself more, I feel more creative, I have more fun and a greater sense of connection in my close relationships. I let go of worry and I get more done.
I really love the core clearing process. It is powerful in a very gentle and organic way. If everyone in the world had it in their life - world peace would be possible. Nicholas facilities the day in his heart felt and connected way, giving every one the gift of his presence. Maggie Macgill, Chi Running and Pilates Trainer
You will also receive 3 Great Bonuses...
1. Head to Heart Audio Guide
Listen to the 4 steps you need to take to connect your head to your heart so you can be more present, open hearted, connect more deeply and enjoy life fully
Collect your CD on the Day.
2. Thriving Relationship Guide
After you register for this free training day you'll receive access to our 33 page Thriving Relationship checklist download
2. Divorce Proof Relationship Guide
You'll also receive access to our 1 page: Divorce Proof Your Relationship checklist download
Date: 10am - 4pm, Sunday 28th October
Location: Centre for Transformation, Noone St. Clifton Hill
Share the Love: Please pass this link on and come with a friend
Bookings are Essential. Places are Limited to 50.
What couples say...
Greg and Bernadette Holland
With Nicholas’ and Susan's help, we now talk more freely and openly across lots of personal topics and personal issues. He has helped us resolve prickly and difficult issues – and he has done it through the phone! Our relationship is a much more loving and flowing through the help and guidance that they have given us.
Bruce and Louise Cooper
The biggest thing that we've learned through our work with Nicholas and Susan (and there have been many) has been different strategies to really hear each other and how to talk about what we're feeling. That probably sounds ridiculous... but for me it's not as obvious as it sounds. I learned that I listen through filters - what I want to hear and when I do this I'm not able to really hear what Bruce is trying to say. The most important thing we have learnt is that effective communication is the key to a strong relationship and that even though we know this, it's not always easy! What I really love about our relationship now is that we love each other unconditionally and we're able to talk about anything.
The thing I love best about Nicholas and Susan is that they are so validating. Nicholas is the only the counsellor I have seen who helps me to have experiences where I truly feel what I am feeling while giving me strategies to express these feelings without dumping all over people. I am so grateful that we have Nicholas and Susan in our lives! Louise Wigg.
Brian and Cat Ludwig
Nicholas and Susan, have I told you lately that I love you? Well I love you! Will I fit my gratitude into a few lines… probably not!! I thank you for all the years of work we put in together, but my words would never do my extraordinary experience with you any justice at all. I've learnt patience, self-acceptance, that I don't need to be fixed and love is really all there is.
Brian and I are very happy together and enjoy each day of this fleeting beautiful life. You will always be part of my heart and I'm looking forward to more time together soon. All my love to you.
Adrianna and Ed Custeau
Before I worked with Nicholas and Susan, my relationship was only based on duty and achievements. I felt isolated and lonely. I used to do a lot for others but deep inside I was draining, feeling unappreciated and exhausted. Working with Nicholas taught us to open our heart. To move from the head to a space of love and appreciation and how to bring heart into my life.
Please do invest your time and money in growing within the relationship. Nicholas and Susan will assist you create a loving family. Your children deserve it. Adriana Custeau, Hypnotherapy (Hypnobirthing,Hypno IVF)
Elizabeth and Anthony
Back in 2003 I attended a workshop hosted by Nicholas and Susan which was the catalyst for changing my whole life around, it was also the time I first met my now partner Anthony.
At that time I was never ever going to get involved in another relationship, men were just too much like hard work, By the time I’d finished the course I had started going out with Anthony. Anthony and I have been living together for 10 years now, we push each other’s buttons at times but all the work we’ve done with Nicholas and Susan has taught us how to work through the issues to find peace and harmony.
Rod and Claire
Our biggest problem when we met Nicholas and Susan was that our long-term relationship was on the brink of complete disintegration because of things we were mostly unaware of and others we were.
…years ago, we were struggling with finding time for ourselves in the midst of raising our four young children. We both pretty much put things on hold and ignored the pain instead of being willing to share with one another what we really felt. This was a major contributor to the dilemma we faced in the longer term.
Through Nicholas’ work we discovered a sure fire way to create intimacy and move beyond the resentment and shame that was holding us apart. What I really love about our relationship now is its openness and aliveness as we let go of old patterns that no longer serve us and the excitement as we build something very new after 30 years together. Now we look forward with a great deal of excitement and love to our new life together.
I wish I knew Nicholas and Susan many years earlier, however after receiving great support from other teachers, a key thing that has helped us has been a powerful and supportive presence, devoid of judgment, that has empowered us to find our own unique solutions to the challenges that we've faced. All of that while having a great deal of fun.
An amazing heart-warming and uplifting experience that I will implement for the rest of my life. I gained clarity to understand what was preventing me from moving forward and cleared it.
Like to talk to us about the day?
Still got a question?
You are welcome to call us on 03 9739 8889
We'd love to have chat to you :)
About the Presenters:
Nicholas and Susan de Castella
Nicholas and Susan de Castella are experts in emotional intelligence and have over 20 years experience in life coaching and counselling. They have conducted over 15,000 private counselling and coaching sessions around the world. They are experienced facilitators and speakers and the workshops they runs are designed to help people to thrive and live life fully with a focus on practical Emotional Intelligence, Relationship skills, Breathwork, Meditation and Core Clearing techniques and Thrive Coach Training.
We share a passion for living to the fullest. We facilitate Heart Intelligence Trainings and private Breathwork sessions. Our work encourages us to open our hearts and reclaim our authentic self.
We see heart opening as a way of living that is naturally healing and empowering. We enjoy a conscious marriage and continue to explore ways of deepening our love and support of each other.
We are familiar with the challenges of maintaining a loving relationship amongst the pressures of modern life. We are married, have a 2 teenage sons, ‘Charles’, and Alexander.
Together we have attended numerous trainings on deepening relationships including working with Margo Anand – author of ‘The Art of Sexual Ecstasy’, Richard Moss – author of “The I that is We’.
They have dedicated their lives to coaching and teaching about the power of open hearted living. They conduct private and couple sessions, workshops and presentations at their coaching centre in Clifton Hill and retreat centre in the Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne, Australia. Nicholas and Susan are passionate husband and wife, mother and father, are mentors and inspiration to many. They love to spend time on their beautiful 7 acre bush property with family and friends.
Copyright Thrive Coach Academy 2018


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You will require engaging a reliable divorce attorney to have all your divorced issues solved once and for all. You will have the family issues resolved upon contacting a divorce lawyer. Engaging in relations is likely to result if the divorce issue is no resolved instantly. In most cases, divorce is a complicated process which may even result in terminations. Both financial and emotional issues come up if you are faced with divorce issues in your marriage. When caught up in such a situation, it is crucial to hire a professional who will make sure you are not betrayed, or your rights are not abused.
It is essential to be aware of the fact that, the outcome of a case will determine the consequences you will face in your life for many years. It is always good to check whether the divorce lawyer you are hiring has an impeccable record before you make the final decision. One need to pay attention to the divorce lawyer who creates time to explain to their client what the divorc process entails. In most instance divorce lawyers are involved in some activities such as custody arrangements and other family issues. The level of experience of the divorce lawyer you intend to hire matters a lot. The information on the divorce issue is highly valued if you consider hiring experienced divorce lawyers.
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It is always wise to consider asking what will be your outcome after the case. Having the answer to all the questions asked concerning the divorce case matters a lot. It is good to give priority to a divorce lawyer who usually makes efforts of resolving your case before heading to court. It is important to know that you are working with a divorce attorney who cares about your feeling and emotions especially if children are involved. All the needed documents need to be known by the kind of divorce lawyer you are hiring. In most of the cases, the divorce lawyers ensure that their clients get the best consideration when it comes to solving issues to do with divorces cases.


Let's be honest; the topic of eating healthy food for heart and health can get intense sometimes and especially when you want to do the same with your partner. It can often be received as being pushy, whereas all you try to do is take care of your health.
You might be ready to change your eating schedule, but your partner might not be on board with the idea of eating healthy heart meals. Taking care of what you consume and what your routine is like is essential. You shouldn't compromise your heart health and lifestyle at all, but a compromise in ways to get your partner to be on board is the key. Some simple heart-healthy meals can help you both stay healthy and fit.
Start with a discussion:
When you want your partner to eat simple heart-healthy foods with you, you need to start with a discussion so that you can reach a point where you are both happy about it. It is essential to ensure that you are both glad to implement the changes and get on board with a healthy heart meal.
You can come up with simple heart-healthy lunch ideas for your partner because that might excite them to follow the same. Make sure that when you discuss the details with your partner, you are listening to their concerns about the process too.
Check your expectations:
When you want to work with your partner to eat healthy heart meals, then you have to keep your expectations regular. You cannot expect a lot and then ask them to make those considerable lifestyle changes for their health.
It shouldn't be just one person's way of doing things but something they can do together. Not everybody likes eating or following a simple healthy heart diet which is why they understand how they would like to eat certain things and make it about them also. There are simple heart-healthy foods that you can have with your partner so try to understand their likes and prepare a meal chart accordingly.
Implement change thoughtfully:
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If you cook for everyone at home, then make sure to take it one day at a time and implement change in a way that your partner might not notice the significant changes. Start with small things because that might not be noticed easily.
It can also get exciting for you and your partner to add more flavours and try different things, which is why to put in positive thoughts about the changes. You can also find easy healthy heart meals for one because that might help your partner change their views about the entire process and follow it.
It might inspire your partner to get excited about the process and plan things with you. You can also plan to visit grocery stores and farmer's markets to have a cooking date night.
Celebrate small wins:
You must celebrate small wins because that will make you and your partner happy about how far you have come. Instead of putting implications on your partner to do something, wait for them to like the process and follow it according to their likes because that might inspire them to work for it more. Your partner might be uncomfortable with how you want to lead a healthy lifestyle, but if you wait for them to come around, they might start liking the process.
Respect your partner:
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Respect is one of the integral parts of any relationship, and it also builds a strong base for the people who are together. If you are living together, then you need to accept and respect their choices as they do too. You need to be okay if they are picky on their diet or do not want to eat something you feel they should.
These are several things that might help you in building a stronger relationship or end up causing issues. So change the way you approach your partner for food or exercise and let them make their own choices.
You can always tell them what you are following and how you plan to go forward, but forcing them won't change the situation. You can ask your partner if they want to set up fitness goals with you or eat simple heart-healthy meals, but you cannot force them if they don't want to.
For example, if one person smokes a lot and the other person doesn't like it, then you can only wish for them to stop because it's hurting them, but you cannot ask them to do the same because that creates friction and constantly makes you a hurdle in between the road. So let your partner decide for themselves, and you can make sure to tell them about your plans or how you wish that they do the same.
Focus on the benefits:
There are many benefits of eating simple heart-healthy foods as they help in leading a much healthier life. It also helps in getting more energy and sound sleep. You can tell your partner about the benefits of eating healthy and how much fun it will be to work out together and cook healthy meals together.
If you ask them to do something constantly, they might go in a different direction, so lead by example and tell them the benefits because it might help them change their views. One of the positive ways to do this is by telling your partner the benefits and how you want them around you for as long as possible.
There are simple heart-healthy lunch ideas that you can use in order to excite your partner. Do everything with a positive approach and ensure your partner doesn't feel forced. Living healthy and leading a healthy lifestyle is a personal choice and should be a personal choice.


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We really love getting to know our couples and hearing their story - It makes capturing their special moments even more tangible. After the "I Do"s are said and the cake is cut - we like to think that we've made some friends for life.
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On July 30th I married the most amazing man in the world and my personal hero.
I met Brian three years ago online. Hard to believe we found each other on there, we instantly formed a strong connection and I feel like I have known him a lot longer. It was pretty instantaneous that Brian began to feel like home.
Brian inspires me daily. He is without a doubt the smartest and most driver person I know. He is also the kindest and most genuine of people. He is without a doubt a family man at heart and it's clear he would do anything for our family.
I felt truly blessed to marry my best friend on this day and can't wait to wake up to his smiles every morning.
I don't think he'd want me posting pictures of him on here so I'll post one of me on our wedding day! :)


There are a lot of great churches in Greenville. We are thankful for that. We are not the only one trying to grow in our relationship with Jesus and to help others discover the joy of knowing God. While we believe that each of us has our own journey with God, we also believe that our journeys are never meant to be walked alone. We value community being a vital part of what it means to follow Jesus.
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yeahahaha....more details? tomorrow i will update this..it's kinda late......=_=
to be continued~
This friend meeting actually being planned by one of my old friend Nadz that i don't see for many years. Since she lives in other state and she came back in Kelantan to visit her village i think. So she mailed me a message saying that "why dun we have a friends meeting?" So i replied of course why not? So i asked her to message one of my friends Thul Kpo..haha since she is the one who is responsible in arranging many of our friends meeting. Some kind like a manager..xDD
We promised to meet up at KB Mall. It was fun. Because there's an event that i suddenly mistaken some person who looks just like my friend. It was so embarrassing. We LOL at that exactly time. And one my friend Mailee Kim i caller her said " you're silly!" lol xDD
And actually in this friend meeting there was 4 of us. Me,Thul-kpo,Mailee Kim and my old friend NadZ.
Well NadZ brought two of her brothers along. So they kinda stick with us together. It's really interesting to see NadZ and her brother have the same interest that is anime and korean dramas! haha xDD
It's good to have lil brother huh? >_< And her brothers seems like good person too..
Then we went to McDonald and eat what we must eat. I ordered McChicken. Actually i'm bored with McD!
And then we took our own path. And i gave NadZ a hug and pat her on the back. Wave goodbye and that's all of it! It was really fun! hehem i kinda anticipate more friends meeting after this...


woke up this morning and for the the first time in i cant remember how long i could see my hip bones properly and i actually have tone lines on my stomach, i did that in just over a week from eating healthy and exercising, I'm proper proud of myself :)
You still are my best friend lexy but you are my girlfriend :) I am so happy i got to meet you. I am glad we got so close before. I wish i had told you how i felt in the first place :/ awkward shy giggling tool i was with such a beautiful girl which you are :P You always cheered me up with texts that got me through the day. thank you :) and you still do cheer me up through the day. I we also made a deal if we were single by the time we were 30 we'd marry, remember?
ahahaha i love you so much :) <3 xxxxxxxxx


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