Gone To Soon,
We Grieve the Loss Of Vincent Kapoi Jr.
This one hit very close to my heart and home! So good and yet gone too soon!
My heart felt condolences, thoughts, and loving prayers go out to Vince’s beloved wife Tara Thomas Kapoi and their entire Kapoi Thomas Ohana’s. There are no words I can say, that would explain my desire for each of you to know comfort in this most difficult time. Vince was a very outstanding young man!
Vince your mom and dad, as well as your siblings, can be very proud of what you meant to all of us that knew you. Vince you showed us uncommon honesty, integrity, kindness, care for your family and friends, passion for learning, desire to succeed, determination to be the best man you could be! You were simply not common! You were a true inspiration!
To see your desire to learn new ideas that you could share with others, to help them create a better future.
You were my friend, a client of mine, and you will truly be missed by many!!
A hui hou!


The Journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. - Lao Tzu
Jacqueline K McKee
Child and Family Therapist
Licenced Professional Counselor
I began my counseling career in 1993 at a mental health center in Ohio. I worked with dissociative, schizophrenic, bipolar, and abused adults individually and in groups. Then I moved to working with children and teens individually, in groups, and in day treatment. I found that often in working with teens and children that I also needed to work with parents on parenting issues or their own personal issues that were getting in the way of their parenting or the relationship with their child(ren). I have been in practice for over 25 years and I love what I do! It brings such joy when a couple resolves their issues and decide to stay together or a child learns to cope with the bullies and other stressors in their life or an adult finds hope to move forward in their life after struggling with crippling anxiety, depression, and/or grief.
Child,Teen, and Family Counseling
I work with couples to better define the problem areas of their relationship. Together, we begin to look at the change and acceptance that each person may need to make in the relationship. Most often couples forget each other's positive traits that drew them together. I help couples re-discover those joys they once had together.
I meet with children, teens and adults individually to address depression, anxiety, grief, anger management, relationship issues, self-esteem, recovery issues, and other life problems that are getting in the way of living a happy life. I primarily use Cognitive Behavioral therapy (and Dialectical Behavioral therapy) but also incorporate other therapeutic modalities as needed to provide the most effective care.
I work with children and teens to help them develop good life skills, increase their positive self-image, manage their behaviors, and build better relationships with family and friends. I will meet with the children and teens for individual appointments, and, when needed, I will meet with the parents individually to discuss parenting issues and concerns. Family counseling sessions are scheduled as needed.
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Updated: Jul 2, 2019
Happy is not overrated. I love being happy. It's my favorite way to be.
But the pursuit of happiness -- national goal though it is -- can be the road to discouragement and shame if you're not careful.
I've been married for almost 19 years. Below, please see a cheesy picture of us trying to recreate a photo from our wedding, with our 10-year-old photo bombing us. I am grateful and glad to be married, particularly to my particular husband, who I love and admire. Admire -- which means esteem, approve of, respect, think highly of, rate highly, hold in high regard -- makes loving him easier. I truly believe he is a great man.
And in the almost 19 years we've been married, there have been times when we have been unhappy. Not with our marriage necessarily, but just with life. We've both been through tough seasons in our careers and in certain relationships. I've struggled with depression. That was not a barrel of monkeys for Jeff to endure. And then in our actual marriage, we have both found that being with one another did not ensure that we never felt lonely, discouraged, or misunderstood.
And yet, when I start to get to know new friends, or I speak about my family when I'm teaching on a stage, I find the urge to say, "I am happily married." What I really want them to know is that I'm happy I am married, because a lot of people aren't. I find I want to tell myself that, too: Amanda, you are a happily married woman. On the weekends, I find the pressure to see myself as this kind of excrutiating sometimes. If I am happily married, shouldn't I then be happier while my spouse is home for longer stretches of time?
Sometimes I am, but other times I'm in a bad mood on Saturday and it would be a little nicer to be alone and work that out with God and without a human audience. Especially if the bad mood is caused by a sugar detox. And the other humans are eating donuts. (There's a recurring theme here.)
I've decided that what would make more sense and would relieve the pressure is this: I am healthily married. In my healthy marriage we have mutual respect and admiration for one another. We have loyalty, faithfulness and commitment. We give grace. And when we fight -- we fight, we do, about a lot of different things, both small and medium (large, less so, as we have worked stuff out over the years) -- we make up eventually. In my favorite book on marraige How We Love, psychologists Milan and Kay Yerkovitch say it is more important to children's well-being to see parents repair what they call a "rupture" than that there is no rupture in the first place. The total absence of direct conflict in a family is not a sign of a "happy marriage," but a repressed emotional reality. It's important for kids to understand that there is no such thing as a conflict-free relationship, and to give them tools to make up after a fight and make progress.
The worst problem Jeff and I have in our conflicts is our perfectionism -- which we are both recovering from at our own pace. We have a hard time just saying, "Okay, that outing to the farmer's market didn't go very well. We snapped at each other at the Kombucha stand, and we shouldn't have. I forgive you. Love you. Let's move on." Instead we both lawyer up and try to make sure the other person knows just exactly why the public snapping happened so that we can never in our lives have that kind of conflict again. We might spend a whole Saturday on that. In other words, we're trying to make sure we have a happy marriage every day from now on, and we make ourselves quite unhappy in the process.
My 14-year-old daughter pointed this out to us (not in these exact words). Teenage children are good at calling you out. It's healthy if you listen to them.
So, forget happily married. Gratefully married? Yes. Perfectly married? No. Working our hardest to love each other for the long haul? Yes. And here's the great paradox: focusing on health and not happiness might make us a little happier after all.


I love technology. It drives my career, my social life, my consumer habits, my desire to be an engaged citizen, and my need to create and write. Since technology positively influences so many other parts of my life, it should be a boon for finding a mate, right?
Not many people would call me an introvert, but when I like a guy, I can be shy to the point of actually seeming disinterested. So for a while, online dating was great. The stakes are low, the potential seems high, and embarrassment of rejection is lowered to almost zero, making it a nice self-esteem boost. By most metrics, I was successful with it. I was meeting new guys, going out on plenty of dates, having nice conversations, and over the past few years, dated a handful of guys each for a few months.
For a while, I thought taking the pressure off of dating was a good thing. If you lower the emotional consequences of rejection, you make dating easier. But eventually it started to feel hollow, like just a series of interviews, asking and answering the same questions over and over, like the million first dates Dan Slater writes about in The Atlantic. It got me thinking that perhaps that pressure is important. Sure, there was no risk. But was there any reward?
If I just look at a few more profiles, email with a few more guys, have a few more first dates, love is inevitable, right? If we meet enough potential mates, do we eventually end up in a relationship? Can we game the computers, like Amy suggests? And if we can, should we?
If my friends are any indication, one of the most embarrassing things to happen on OKCupid is to be matched with someone you already know. We already value these guys as friends and coworkers, and we often even know they are single, so why is it embarrassing? But over and over, I hear (and have said!) “Oh yeah, I saw him on OKCupid” in a whispered tone.
That should actually be an opportunity, but we’ve become so reliant on looking for someone we haven’t met that we ignore the guys who are already in our lives. Some services actually block your Facebook friends from results. This constant hunt for someone new has convinced me that dating sites are doing us a disservice, so I decided to take a break from using technology to facilitate dating and am taking it old school.
It’s been challenging. I’ve got to be less shy and had to put myself out there more. I’ve been rejected a few times, and that’s never fun. There’s definitely more pressure and the let-downs can be bigger, but it all feels more real. On the plus side, I haven’t had to endure any dates with guys with whom there’s clearly no chemistry. It feels like I’m off the treadmill, and that’s been worth it.
(Of course, the product guy in me thinks – What would a service be like that might solve this problem? Should technology play a role in matching us with people we already know? But that’s another post.)
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2 thoughts on “Love in the Age of Technology”
The article reflects the reality of how dating sites have actually made dating a less serious affair. There was a time when I went on date with different guys every week. The idea was, throw stone at a cluster and at least one might fall. I am pretty sure I might have missed someone nice in the process of mass scanning.
I’m sure I missed at least a few nice guys over the past few years! But what keeps dating sites in business is getting people to go on dates, NOT getting them to settle down.


A true partnership is a two-way street — ideas and information flow openly and regularly, based on a foundation of mutual trust and respect for one another’s expertise — and our clients embrace this philosophy.
The best and most productive relationships are synergistic and goal-oriented, and a long-term relationship has the value add of deep-rooted industry and company knowledge and relationships.
Our client list speaks for itself. Since our earliest days, we’ve represented everything from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies with that same partnership approach and dedication at the core of every engagement. Every day, we’ve been devoting our hearts and minds to our clients, achieving great successes, and building lasting relationships.
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Why building stronger relationships with your clients is key
Establishing a good relationship with customers is important. You need to follow techniques to help you develop a good relationship with your clients. Moreover, you need to learn about the mistakes that you must avoid to retain your clients. Here are a few simple pieces of advice to apply in the company, but that will change everything in your relationship with your customers!
An indispensable relationship
Establishing a strong relationship with its customers should be the goal of any company that wishes to develop its turnover. But when it comes to its good customers, the company has no excuse: it must go beyond the purely commercial relationship to build a strong bond of trust with them. And to create this relationship of trust, we must make every effort to satisfy their needs and anticipate their desires!
Know your customers
It seems foolish to neglect the relationship with clients because, as it is similar to maintaining a relationship between friends or in a couple. With customers, this translates into the daily application of notions such as loyalty or reliability, as well as a regular presence, attentions, surprises, mutual exchanges. All good intentions that many brands dream of the undertaking, without being able to, for lack of knowledge about the interests of their customers. Because to establish a strong relationship with your customers, you must first know them. Once we have understood their behavioural profile, their wishes, and their expectations, we are then able to deliver a personalized service, which naturally generates loyalty.
From good client to ambassador
Then comes the ultimate step of customer relationship: commitment – or how to turn a simple, loyal customer into a true brand ambassador. When the company succeeds, it shines naturally in the social environment of its customers, and it wins leads, immediately convinced by the testimonies of their relatives. New customers easy to conquer!
To know them better is through a global CRM strategy (Customer Relationship Management) that must involve the entire company, process, and management. Serving them better requires extreme attention to the quality of service. A rule in this area: when you do not know how to do it, it’s better to outsource! The “hyper-satisfying” finally goes through the establishment of a dedicated team – internal or external – able to drive a relationship program that gives the impression to each customer to be unique.
The goal is to harness the knowledge of clients to carry out actions aimed at building a strong relationship with them. It can only be done through ultra-targeted and always personalised communication. All these recipes are only worthwhile if the culture of the company and its leaders allows it. Loyalty, generosity, and respect are necessary values to carry out these missions. Because the company can not lie to the customer, it can only share with the customer values that it already embodies internally.


There’s no better place to experience romance with your partner than Santa Marta. With its 365 days of the year filled with colour and the peacefulness of the sea, its beaches, mountains and rivers, Santa Marta is one of the most romantic cities in Colombia!
Discover the secret corners of Santa Marta, from exploring the streets of the old town, to paddling down a river that leads to a natural labyrinth. There are many ways to get close to your partner and fall in love again with this unique city.
Watch the sunset from a private boat in Santa Marta Bay
Adventure with your partner in a river and explore Colombian’s largest natural garden maze
Take paddleboard lessons together and finish the night in a Pirate Bar
Have a great time doing things as a couple and share a day filled with fun. Do you prefer to have a quiet time, or would you like to adventure in the nature of Santa Marta? Discover all the best ideas we have to plan your date in this city:
This is the most romantic plan if you’re looking to spend time together while sailing in the most beautiful bay in America! This is a completely different experience and an unforgettable time for both of you.
Also, you can enjoy beautiful sunset views and have a drink while admiring the most peaceful and paradisiacal beaches of Santa Marta, while enjoying your sailing trip.
If you are a couple who likes extreme activities, you'll experience the outdoors in Santa Marta, full of fun and adrenaline. We recommend going to Palomino to do river tubing, getting lost and found in Macondo, the biggest natural maze in Colombia, diving together and adventuring yourselves by going off-road with motorbikes in the Minca mountains.
Come and enjoy this incredible plan: Adventurous Couple Plan in Santa Marta
One of the most romantic activities to share as a couple is to take lessons together in an activity that both of you like. On the beaches of Santa Marta, you can do activities such as paddleboarding and spend a day full of relaxation together, while learning something new. At night, it's recommended to go to a Pirate Bar, where fun is guaranteed. Imagine being on board while enjoying a drink or two in the style of a pirate!
These are some of the romantic plans to do together in Santa Marta, definitely an ideal destination to travel as a couple. The important thing is to share incredible experiences and celebrate love every day!


Appointments-Employment of Members of Same Family
Originator: Office of Human Resources
Subject: Employment of Family Members and Individuals with Personal Relationships
This policy is adopted in accordance with the University System of Maryland Board of Regents Policy VII-2.10 on Employment of Members of the Same Family, approved on February 28, 1992 and amended on December 12, 2008. This Policy 410.20 applies to all UMUC staff and permits the employment of family members and individuals who share personal relationships as defined below. However, a supervisor-subordinate relationship between family members or individuals with personal relationships is prohibited. Family members and staff who have personal relationships also shall not advocate for, exercise jurisdiction, control or influence with respect to appointment, conditions of employment or promotion for each other.
- Definitions for the purpose of this policy.
- "Family member" means:
- parent of employee or spouse;
- sibling of employee or spouse;
- grandparents or grandchildren of employee or spouse;
- aunts and uncles of employee or spouse;
- nephews and nieces of employee or spouse;
- brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law of employee or spouse;
- sons-in-law and daughters-in-law of employee or spouse and
- domestic partners.
- "Personal Relationship" includes, but is not limited to, relationships by virtue of blood, marriage, adoption, cohabitation or any such other relationship that would give rise to a substantial appearance of impropriety or lack of reasonable objectiveness if a supervisor/subordinate relationship existed.
- "Supervisor/subordinate relationship" means a relationship in which one family member reports to another family member or one family member otherwise participates directly in making personnel decisions regarding another family member.
- Family Members or Individuals with Personal Relationships Recommended to Work for the Same Supervisor
- Development of a Supervisor/Subordinate Relationship after Employment
When family members or individuals with personal relationships are recommended to work for the same supervisor, the supervising UMUC employee must immediately notify the Chief Human Resources Officer or designee. The arrangement shall be approved in advance by the appropriate Chief Human Resources Officer or designee. No appointment of family members or individuals who have personal relationships with the supervisor may be made without such prior approval. Failure of the employee to disclose family or personal relationships may result in disciplinary action.
If a supervisor/subordinate relationship develops among family members or staff with personal relationships during employment, the employees involved must immediately notify the Chief Human Resources Officer or designee. The Chief Human Resources Officer or designee will take action to ensure that the supervisor-subordinate relationship does not exist; such action may include transfer, reassignment, or removal of one or more family members or individuals. Failure of the employees to disclose family or personal relationships may result in disciplinary action.
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Scientists demonstrate that a bilateral tumor model could be useful to investigate the relationship between T-cell repertoire and the therapeutic effects of cancer immunotherapy
Using samples from 8-week-old mice with induced bilateral tumors on the left and right sides of their bodies, the scientists isolated the tumors and draining lymph nodes (dLNs) and examined their T-cell population and repertoire, using techniques such as cell sorting and “next-generation sequencing.” They were amazed to find that the T-cell profiles of both tumors (left and right) were almost identical, with strikingly similar T-cell clonal abundance (the proportions of different subtypes of T-cells) and repertoire, which indicate a similar anti-tumor response in a single mouse. “This proves that the T cell responses on one side reflects those on the other side in our bilateral tumor model”, Dr. Ueha mentions, motivated by the findings.
Also noteworthy is the fact that the T-cell repertoires of separate mice differed dramatically, and the variance between two tumors and within a single tumor was identical. Dr. Ueha and his colleagues speculated that the T-cells from the dLNs infiltrate both tumors after their distribution via blood circulation. “This was important to investigate since the anticancer immune responses in clinical studies are studied longitudinally using biopsies from the same tumor, but our model uses two different tumors”, Prof. Matsushima explains.
To test their hypothesis, the team examined the T-cell population in the two dLNs and their corresponding tumors, each on the left and right side, and found that the overlaps between dLNs and the tumor were seemingly high, but that between two dLNs was poor. “In clinical practice, cancers often invade or metastasize to multiple sites, and our results suggest that even independent tumors may have similar immune responses occurring at the tumor site,” Dr. Ueha suggests.
When asked about their future research plans, Dr. Ueha says, “We have plans to combine the single-cell TCR repertoire analysis and bilateral tumor model to understand the fate and immunological significance of T-cells with various tumor-reactivity in response to cancer immunotherapy. Our model would be applicable to other tumor models since the conserved TCR repertoire appears to be based on a mechanism that is conserved across individuals and species.
The group assumes that TCRs, like unique barcodes, can be read by high-throughput sequencing to develop “biomarkers” for tumor-specific immune responses, and optimize ICI-based immunotherapy. “The TCR repertoire analysis using our bilateral mouse model is expected to contribute to the development of new cancer immunotherapies for quantitative analysis of tumor-specific T cell responses,” Dr. Ueha concludes.


Welcome, reader, to post #2 in my series of posts on non-monogamy, where I am going to tackle some of the most frustrating misconceptions that I have encountered about polyamory.
For the sake of brevity, I am going to assume that everyone reading this article has some understanding of polyamory/non-monogamy. If that is not the case for you, please pause and take a few minutes to read my article titled “Choosing Polyamory: my journey exploring alternative relationship styles”. It gives a much more detailed explanation of what polyamory is, different ways it can look, and some of the reasons why I choose to engage in it. Once you’ve done that, come on back here if you want to learn more!
As someone who has dabbled in non-monogamous relationships for many years now, I have had my fair share of conversations with people who are curious about alternative relationship structures. Because I have lived in mostly liberal bubbles, a lot of the people I interact with are at least familiar with the concept, but many have had no real contact with poly people in the wild. Throughout these conversations, I have discovered that there are a lot of misconceptions about polyamory floating around and would like to take some time here to address some of the most common ones I hear.
So, in no particular order, here are four of the most common misconceptions about non-monogamy that I have encountered. Many of these are things that I myself used to believe and have come to think very differently about throughout my experiences. If you also have any of these misconceptions, I hope my words will help you rethink the ways in which you may be incorrectly judging your polyamorous friends and their relationships. And if you have any that you think should be added to the list, please feel free to share them in the comments so I can address them in a future post!
1. “Polyamory is the same thing as polygamy, right?”
This one basically just comes down to a misunderstanding of the actual definitions of these two words. But I wanted to address it because it always gets my hackles up when people use these words interchangeably, probably because I know there are so many negative connotations that go along with the term polygamy and the contexts in which it usually applies.
The definition of polygamy is “the practice or custom of having more than one wife or husband at the same time”. Technically there are two distinct forms of polygamy: polygyny is one man with many wives and polyandry is one woman with many husbands. On the surface, it seems very similar to polyamory. But in reality, most cultures that tolerate polygamy really only accept and practice polygyny. Most people’s understanding of polygamy comes from shows like “Sister Wives”, “Big Love”, and “Escaping Polygamy”, all of which feature relationships where men are able to have as many wives as they like, without the women being granted the same freedom.
While I find polygamy in those situations to be quite problematic, I can actually see how legalizing polygamy would be great for a lot of poly people. The illegality of marrying more than one person can create really challenging situations for people who have more than one committed relationship and would like to be legally tied to two or more people. Think of all the benefits that being married allows people to have, and then imagine having to choose which one of your long-term partners gets to have those benefits with you and which ones don’t.
In any case, I hope I have made it clear that polygamy and polyamory are two distinct things. I suppose one man with many wives could technically fall under the umbrella of polyamory. But if the women in the relationship are not allowed the same freedoms to explore outside of the marriage, then it is not a form of polyamory I am interested in.
2. “Being polyamorous means you are less committed to your partners or are just afraid of commitment in general”
I love the way that Dan Savage approaches this response to polyamory. He tells the story of a man who found out that Dan and his husband were “monogamish” (a term I absolutely love) and stated that he was simply “too committed” of a person to have sex outside of a relationship. When Dan pried a little further, he found out this man had been both married and divorced no less than three times! So, according to this man, being with one person at a time is a better marker of commitment, even if all three of your marriages have ended in divorce, than a couple like Dan and his husband who have been together for over 30 years but occasionally invite other people into their sex lives???
I am in no way taking a dig at divorce here. I am simply trying to demonstrate that being a serial monogamist does not automatically make you better at commitment than someone who is polyamorous, in the same way that being polyamorous does not automatically make you less jealous than a person who is monogamous. I suppose if your definition of commitment involves being with one person at a time, it would be easy to view polyamory as the ultimate non-committal relationship style. At some point along the way, many of us learned to conflate the term “commitment” with “monogamy”, but commitment is about so much more than saying “I do” and it has nothing to do with the amount of partners you have.
To me, commitment means being willing to put time and energy into nurturing each relationship, choosing to stick around when things get difficult, tackling challenges together, and working as a team to create meaningful relationships that benefit everyone involved, whether that is two people or ten. It’s not about blindly sticking with someone until the bitter end, no matter how bad things may get, but does involved some degree of not just cutting and running when things get hard. While some people prefer to commit to only one romantic partnership at a time, others may find they have the capacity and the desire to be committed to multiple relationships at once. For an extrovert like me who feels like she has so much love to give, the latter is a very appealing option!
Neither approach is better than the other and neither is more or less committed than the other. As I like to say, it is the people in the relationships and not the relationship structure themselves that make them what they are. A relationship is committed if the people in the relationship are committed to each other, regardless of the number of people that includes.
I have watched some of my friends in polyamorous relationships navigate some extremely challenging situations in which they managed to stay connected and respectful of each other throughout. Any one of them could have easily backed out at any time and said “This is way too much work for me, see ya!”. But they stuck in there and worked through some really difficult shit together and are learning to renegotiate their relationship boundaries and hierarchies in a way that benefits everyone. Polyamory can be so much fun and so enriching for the people involved, but it can also take a hell of a lot of effort and emotional labour and if that doesn’t show real commitment to each other, then I’m not sure what does.
3. “People who are polyamorous must have really high sex drives” and “Polyamory is unsafe because people have multiple sexual partners”
Both of these assumptions about the connection between sex and polyamory are wrong. Sure, people who are polyamorous can certainly have higher sex drives, but so can monogamous people. While there are surely some folks who choose to become polyamorous because they desire sexual intimacy with more than one person, there are also lots of folks who are more focused on the possibility for multiple close, connected relationships.
For me personally, choosing non-monogamy has little to do with my sex drive. Sure, I enjoy sex and like the idea of being able to be more open with who I connect with sexually, but that is not my main motivation for being polyamorous. I more resonate with the idea of being able to remain independent in my relationships, of choosing how I want to spend my time and with whom, of exploring being in love with more than one person concurrently, of having and nurturing multiple romantic relationships. Having sex with multiple partners is a part of that, but there is much more to being romantic and intimate with someone than the act of sex itself.
That is not to say that there are not people out there for whom sex is the main motivation. One of the awesome things about polyamory is that it can allow for couples with a mismatched sex drive to both have their needs met in different ways. If one person wants sex a lot more often than the other and can seek that sex outside of the relationship, it can allow both partners to have the amount of sex they want without either person feeling coerced or rejected. And maybe the partner with the lower sex drive craves more emotionally intimate relationships with others and they are free to seek those as well. As long as each person is clear about what they are looking for and communicates that clearly with each other and with their other partners, needs can be met in a way that works for everyone.
Because we are taught that we all have one true love and should be happy and content having sex with just one person for the rest of our lives, many of us have come to believe that wanting to have sex with more than one person is somehow deviant or makes one “highly sexual”. It’s even worse for women, as men are expected to want to have lots of sex and “spread their seed” but women who want to have lots of sex are labeled as “slutty” and “promiscuous”. There is nothing wrong with either men or women for wanting lots of sex and there is also nothing wrong with wanting very little sex. Both are completely normal and healthy ways of being. And besides, who is it that gets to decide what constitutes “a lot of sex” versus “very little sex”? The trick in relationships is to find ways in which each person feels loved, satisfied, and has their boundaries respected, regardless of the relationship structure.
As for the sexual health aspect of this misconception, I get a real bee in my bonnet whenever people assume that being poly automatically means you are at a high risk for STIs. I mean, if you compare anyone who is only having sex with one person to anyone else who is having sex with multiple people, then sure, the risk is inherently higher for the person with multiple partners. But I know plenty of single people who have sex with near strangers without ever bringing up the topic of STI testing or birth control with them. And yet, when those single people find out that I am polyamorous, they are the ones asking me if I worry about one of my partners bringing home an STI.
Yes, you do have to be more careful and communicative about your sexual health when you have multiple partners. But most of the poly people I know are very on top of getting tested regularly, using condoms with other partners, and having conversations about sexual health before becoming intimate. Many couples even have specific boundaries set around these activities. That doesn’t mean all poly people are perfectly on top of these things, but neither are all monogamous people who happen to be single and sleeping with more than one person, or people who are in supposedly monogamous relationships but are actually cheating on their partner.
4. “Only people who never get jealous can be polyamorous”
When I first began exploring polyamory, I thought it was a bad thing to feel jealous. I thought it was an “unenlightened” emotion and that I needed to get to a point where I had no attachments and no ego and never felt jealous. But here’s the thing – jealousy is a totally normal and common human emotion and it is not inherently wrong to feel it. It is how you deal with and communicate your jealousy to your partners that really matters.
The behaviour I have a problem with, and have seen in both monogamous and polyamorous relationships, is using jealousy to control a partner’s behavior. For example, if you start dating someone who has a close friend that they spend a lot of time with, and you feel jealous of that person, some people will ask their partner to end that friendship because it makes them uncomfortable. I have witnessed this scenario multiple times throughout my life and have seen important long-term friendships ended over a new partner’s jealousy. It frustrates me that someone would ask this of their partner, and it frustrates me even more that the partner would go along with it and end a meaningful relationship to appease someone they may have just met.
In my first post on polyamory, I wrote about jealousy and the ways in which polyamory encourages me to look inside and dig beneath that emotion to the feelings underneath. Because feeling jealous, whether your relationship is open or not, is usually about more than just your partner’s behaviour. It may stem from feelings of inadequacy, insecurity, trust issues, lack of connection, and so many other things. Sure, it may be that your partner is acting inappropriately and/or crossing a boundary you have set, but it may also be indicative of something you need to explore within yourself and your relationship.
Unfortunately, I think many people see acting out due to jealousy as a sign that their partner truly loves them because they can’t stand the thought of them with someone else. But getting angry and trying to control your partner is not a sign of romance, it is a sign of not being able to deal with one’s emotions in a mature and intelligent way. Of course it is hard to see the person you love being intimate or romantic with someone else. But just because it is hard does not mean you should do whatever you can to avoid that emotion.
Jealousy is something that can be communicated, shared, and worked through together. There are so many ways to deal with jealousy that do not involve blaming your partner and making them responsible for your emotions. Experiencing jealousy does not mean that an open relationship is wrong for you, but I do think you have to be willing to examine your jealousy and deal with it in a mature and open way.
More misconceptions to come…
This post was originally called “Six common misconceptions about polyamory”, but I finished writing four and realized I had already filled up way too many pages. Plus, I know there are many more than six ways in which people misunderstand non-monogamy. So I will leave it here for now and tackle more misconceptions in a future post! I hope this has given you some things to think about and please do share if you have any thoughts about what I have written or other misconceptions that you may have encountered!


Oneness is each of you moving in rhythm with one another; yet avoiding the propensity to overlap, block, or trip into each other. We look for the harmony of oneness to belt out of our relationships, wanting it to move us – like a duet in minor key.
Oneness, unity, connectedness, cohesion, negotiation, compromise, complementary, community. This “thing” connection is something to work at. You can’t google it. We create it only by digging into each other’s core. This magic takes root when we are curious. When we are quiet. When we are listening to each other.
Describe effective and ineffective couples communication. Describe how you tend to communicate when under stress and how it serves (or does not serve) your relationship goals.
Deep Listening Practice: Listen Lovingly
This is a guided heart meditation that is great to practice with your partner or a friend. 1. Make a nice, soft space (on a solid surface) with two meditation cushions. Sit comfortably, facing each other. Your distance will be quite near, but without touching each other.
2. To begin to listen lovingly, start centering and settling in. It is at this point that you may attend to your heart and breath. Your eyes may gaze softly at your partner or remain closed. You may find it helpful to focus on a phrase such as “I am breathing in, I am breathing out” while placing your hands on your heart center. Take as much time as you would like here with your partner.
3. When ready, open your eyes and look lovingly at your partner. When the both of you have your eyes open, looking lovingly at your partner and ask, “Tell me something that you love?” The respondent will then ask the same question to their partner. An example would be:
Partner 1: Tell me something you love?
Partner 2: Our dog
Partner 2: Tell me something you love?
Partner 1: The beach at sunrise.
Partners will continue a rhythm of communication in this way.
4. To complete this mediation, you may return attention to your breath and heart. I encourage you to discuss your felt experience with your partner and to share gratitude with your partner for sharing in this experience.
As Thich Nhat Hanh reminds us, “…in deep listening, we listen with the sole purpose of helping the other person feel heard and accepted.” May you continue to open your hearts and listen deeply to those that you cherish.
Clara Bossie is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at Therapeutic Oasis of the Palm Beaches. In collaboration with Sacred Treehouse, Clara has developed a series of lectures, book studies and workshops designed to bring harmony to family life, including the popular True Love book study. When she is not busy creating, Clara also practices and teaches yoga.


From the very beginning. Charlize moved [from California] to Hawaii in 2010...and Miranda (her ex-housemate) moved there in the middle of 2011. They quickly hit it off. Charlize was at a point in her life where everything was crashing
down on her and basically 2010 was a VERY difficult year for her. It was so bad that she didn't want to get close to ANYONE...but with Miranda...everything just clicked, possibly because SHE was also going through a difficult period in her life.
So they hit it off and supported each other...kind of like comfort in complete strangers where they don't know each others' past but can just listen with no clouded judgment or thoughts about people they don't know.
When Charlize first moved to the
sunny, paradise island, she lived with her brother, her sister, and her sister's husband...(that in itself is another story!).
To release negative energy, Charlize would run and work out until she was too tired to think. She would throw herself
into her work...and try to make herself too busy to get close to anyone. But then she met Miranda...and she wanted to be Charlize's running/jogging buddy. And then Miranda found out that Charlize was going to do a race...and she had never done
a race before...so they trained together. And Charlize sort of figured that having a friend again wasn't so bad. At that time, Miranda lived by herself and the location they would train was nearer to Charlize's place, so she would come over...have
dinner with the family (See second paragraph). Miranda was a teacher, so Charlize, also a teacher, would help her grade papers...and around that time was when Charlize's family decided that they would move out from each other. So, she moved in
One day while they were running [btw, like a lot of experienced runners, Charlize hates running with someone; she likes going at her own pace...and she doesn't like talking while she's running. She's in the zone! *laughs*]
Miranda stops her and says she has to tell her something. So, after they run they relax and catch their breath at the beach and Miranda tells Charlize that she's starting to develop feelings for Charlize's brother. That was cool with Charlize...she
doesn't like going in to the minute details...but she recounts the episode as they ended up hooking up and got together. The day they got together, Charlize felt like she lost her friend...AND her brother. She told herself that they were
in that "honeymoon stage" of their relationship...but that feeling never went away. Charlize is happy for them. She truly is...so she doesn't feel bad for those feelings...but she was reminded again why she never wanted to get close to anyone.
She was living with her...but she completely shut her out. The second she got with her brother...that was the end of their friendship. Charlize never told anyone this, her sister suspects it, because she asked her about it...but of course, Charlize
would never bad mouth anyone. Right now, Charlize is talking about her feelings that she's kept hidden. She is happy that her brother and Miranda are happy. At first, she was mad because she never wanted to hang out anymore, she doesn't run
with her, and when they got together, like the house was like it was THEIR house already. THEIR decoration. THEIR combined everything. Charlize's brother told her that out of respect for her, he's not going to move in with Miranda and kick
her out...but when he proposed, that all changed.
Charlize just feels like she's an obligation to them now. Part of her is just saying that she's over-thinking everything...but it's like now, if she had to "re-meet" Miranda...she doubts that they
would be as good friends as they were before. It's like she only wants to hang out [with Charlize] because she's dating her brother. Charlize's sister, for a long time, didn't really like her [Miranda] because to the outside world it looked like
she just used Charlize to get to her brother, and when they got together, she pulled him away from the family. And Charlize's sister wasn't the only one saying that...a lot of their mutual friends said it. Like they had that relationship where
when they got together, they forgot about everyone and made everyone else feel so inferior to them. Charlize's brother would want to hang out with the family...but Miranda would say things..."well, you go, it's YOUR family..." -- of course, her brother
isn't going to leave her by herself!
Charlize is trying really hard to stop thinking about it. She doesn't want it to make her a bitter person...such a miserable life to be miserable. She doesn't want to be that person. But the close
relationship that she had with her brother will never happen, she feels, anymore. Even before Miranda told Charlize that she had feelings for her brother, they had this conversation about relationships...and she believes that when she marries someone...it's
just him and her. All other families melt away and her family will now only be her husband. Charlize is now thinking about that and it makes her sad. She will never make her brother choose between family and his fiancee. That is a decision
that is so difficult and hard...she would never want anyone to have to make a choice like that. But Miranda doesn't see it that way. There was this one day [and tell Charlize if she was wrong in doing this, but] her brother asked her why she's
distanced herself from him; why she didn't call him anymore and talk to him anymore. And he asked her if it was because he had a girlfriend now. And she didn't tell him coz she knew that he would be torn and feel bad. So, she didn't tell
him how she was feeling...she just blamed it on being an adult with a busy life...but she still loves him and he will always be her brother...and having a girlfriend will never change that. It never did in the past...and it never will now. But
with this relationship, it has.
So, Charlize was going through a hard time mentally and emotionally...and she's that kind of person that will always keep a smile on her face no matter what she's feeling. Her brother is probably the only one that
can usually pick it out. Charlize likes to solve her problems on her own in her own time...and her brother has ALWAYS been there just to be there. Anyways, he told Charlize that the Blue Angels were going to be coming to island...and she absolutely
loves airshows! Absolutely LOVES them! And she loves the Blue Angels...so, he told her that he missed just hanging out so he planned that he was going to take Charlize...just her and him. Last minute he called her to tell her that he couldn't
make it. Part of Charlize was just saying to "go by myself"...but that's no fun. She asked Miranda if she wanted to go with her...she said that airshows wasn't her thing. Charlize's sister said that she would go with her, but she just had
a baby...and that was no place for a baby. So Charlize ended up going to the beach because she could see them in the distance...and the beach always calmed her. Later that day, she found out that her brother had taken Miranda. She
never talked to her brother about it. She thinks he knew how hurt and mad she was. She did ask Miranda how it was...all she said was that she can understand why Charlize loved airshows and she asked her why she didn't end up going. Charlize
just told her she didn't want to go herself, but she watched from a distance at the beach. But it was at that time she realized that what she had with her brother was over. What she had with Miranda was over. And just to accept whatever.
They never told her verbally to move out...but body language did. And they would say things like, "when you move out we're going to do this..." or "when do you think you are going to move out?!" or "I can't wait to redecorate the house!" ... things
like that. And then it got awkward. It was going to happen, eventually. So now that she's said it; she'll just try to forget it. It is what it is. Everything happens for a reason. Life goes on.
Her 245 sq. ft. place. SUPER tiny...at least to her...but she absolutely loves it! She has and will always tell her sister that she hopes that she [Charlize] marries someone that she [sister] is proud to have as a brother-in-law. Charlize
loves her sister's husband -- her brother-in-law. He really is like a brother to Charlize. She calls him her brother. He is so perfect for her sister. She loves that he makes her happy...and if it was any marriage that she looked up
to, it would be theirs. But they really helped Charlize in her new place! Her sister LOVES to organize and interior design/decorate. Her brother-in-law is VERY good at building things and just a very good handyman. So, when Charlize
got her tiny place, she researched Tiny Living...and put together a place that she wanted to create. Her sister [who just had another baby, whom Charlize loves just as much as she loves her first baby!] had time on her hands...so Charlize gave her her
plans and she went with them...Charlize gave her jurisdiction to make changes if she wanted. So, when Charlize went to work during the day, she would go to her new place and work on it. Charlize's brother-in-law built what needed to be built...during
weekends [between weddings...clients and her brother's wedding] she [Charlize] would move her stuff over. Charlize is so thankful for her sister and brother-in-law. She thinks that if it wasn't for them, she would still be struggling with layout
and how to fit everything.
Charlize loves her new place! No exaggeration! It's a tiny place...much, much smaller than any place she's lived in before...but it's perfect! As she sits here, the wind is blowing the trees outside her room
and she can hear the soft roar of the ocean, she's that close! Charlize's brother-in-law had built her a loft and a tiny kitchen. Charlize estimates she's 95% moved and settled because she wants more shelves put in. But it's not a bother
that it's not up...her loft bed, she calls her "bedroom"...and she doesn't feel crowded at all. Charlize has always been a clean person...but it's even more important to put things away and keep things clean so that things won't look cluttered.
Charlize has her own porch outside that she's going to start planting a mini succulent farm [she's going to see if she can make that one a wall garden]. Charlize also wants to start a mini herb garden. She loves flowers, so maybe some pots of flowers
over the balcony part. She collects shells and coral...so she used to decorate outside as well with these cute garden lanterns. She downsized a lot...that was hard. But it was like a fresh start again.
Charlize was able to bring her
fishtank with her. Well, not HER fishtank...she had a 30 gallon long rectangle tank...but she switched with a friend who was looking for a long tank [octagon] tank because they have an eel that was getting big...but the tank that they gave her is 35
gallons...so it's a little bit bigger, but it's taller rather than longer so it takes less space. That, she was happy about. The two things that she really wanted to take with her was her stand-up punching bag and her piano. There
really isn't any room for those...but her [Charlize's] brother wanted her punching bag and her sister wants to get rid of their Baby Grand piano [which takes up a lot of room]...and switch it with her smaller electric piano...so it all worked out. Other
than that, she [Charlize] was able to bring everything over that she wanted. Tiny Living is something to get used to, but she thinks that she's liking it. :)
"This is an incredibly dramatic piece. I get a very good sense of the character's emotions and frustration. Miranda seemed to turn very quickly. I wasn't expecting that at all. It is odd to me that the brother was so quick to
disconnect from his family which makes me question Miranda's motivations and his ability to stand up for himself. This can't be a healthy relationship. It is not uncommon for a new couple to temporarily alienate themselves because they are consumed
with one another. However, the fact that Miranda cut off all ties with her friend and the brother lied about the airshow is alarming.
I find honesty is the best policy & being honest doesn't mean you have to be harsh.
Although she passed on the opportunity when her brother asked her about it, it's not too late for her to voice her concerns. It may be uncomfortable but her feelings will eat at her otherwise. Once she's said her peace, the ball is in his court.
The conversation may open his eyes to see how it's affecting those who love him and that the relationship is not normal. Being with someone you love should be an extenuation of your family, not a replacement. That's just my opinion. I hope
there is a happy ending to this!" (6-LL-NF)


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Meanwhile Cinderella fantasized about him saving her from the clutches of her evil step mother every night.
She never ever met her Prince Charming because the Fairy God Mother never existed, it was all just a dream.


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When we choose our partner, we usually do so with the assumption that our partner will help to support us in all avenues of life. I think most relationships start with both people oriented toward this ideal: that the relationship is good and that they want to do what is reasonable to keep the relationship on this positive track. But almost always, wires get crossed along the way. And we develop patterns of reacting in our relationships that result in undesirable and distressing experiences.
Bringing more mindfulness to relationships can provide a jumpstart to a relationship, whether it is decades or days old. Mindfulness can help each partner check in with their internal experience and communicate that experience more effectively to the other. Being a mindful partner can potentially rewire long-standing unhelpful patterns of communication while enhancing compassion and promoting authenticity in that relationship.
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Veronica learns that sometimes, when it’s too late and Archie has withdrawn, she can manage her distress on her own and revisit the topic with Archie when he is not overloaded. And Archie learns to assert his need to take a brief timeout when he is emotionally flooded so that he can better attend to what Veronica is saying. They both can now take responsibility for their part in a conflict because they feel safe being vulnerable.
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St. Brendan This Week
Week of October 18th, 2014
Newcomers Welcome Social
What: Dinner and a time to meet each other and the parish leadership
When: October 25th at 6pm (after the 5pm Mass)
For more information contact Joyce Von Feldt at firstname.lastname@example.org
St. Brendan Bereavement Support Group
Have you experienced the loss of a loved one? Have you longed to tell someone the story about your relationship with the person you loved? St. Brendan Catholic Church is offering a bereavement support group which provides the opportunity to share your thoughts and feelings with others who are also experience a loss.
When: 2:00pm to 3:00pm on Mondays
October 27th through December 8th
Where: Church Library
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You my supreme Lord.
You my excellent Master.
You my loving Mother.
You laid Your Divine Feet,
Your Lotus Feet,
Your Holy Feet,
Your Amiable Feet,
In both my open and longing hands.
I could not only see and feel Your Feet,
I could not only love and touch Your Feet,
But I could caress and rub Your Feet.
Where did I earn the merits,
That You gave me unconditionally,
That You gave me fortunately,
This bliss, this chance, this happiness?
You chose me and granted a boon
To meet You here,
To bow to You,
To worship You and
To touch Your Feet.
007 – Belapur, India: 11-2-2000 -Rev. 14.3.2001.
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I have a full time career and a fairly active social life.
I recently met a wonderful man online who similar to me has been divorced and has children.
That is, if finding a potential love is important to you.
Thanks for your question, Single Mom, because it’s a great reminder that sometimes a strong connection isn’t always enough to get a relationship off the ground.
There are a few things that I could stand to know about you that would give me more clarity on your situation – namely, your age, his age, and the ages of your respective children. Because there’s a big difference between a 32-year-old man and a 57-year-old man.
My heart is having second thoughts and wondering if I should have been open to the consideration of getting to know him better while being open to meeting others? I’ve dated a good amount of men, and on many levels he seemed wonderful.
The “dating other people” bit threw me for a loop and hoping you might share your thoughts.


Monday, September 29, 2014
Tears of Despair
Last night I watched parenthood movie series. I did cry a little while watching that show, but this each episode really touch my heart because in it, 20-year-old boyfriend Alex dumps 18-year-old Haddie. He broke up with her simply because he felt out of love for her. He just does not have feelings for her anymore. It hit me so hard are because of both Haddie and her mother, who is pained by her daughter’s heartache.It remind me of my past.
Daughter, this kind of breakup is the worst. When a boy dumps you, you almost want it to be the result of something you have done wrong, so you know exactly what happened that made him want to leave. However, when he tells you he no longer is attracted to you, it is so hard not to feel badly about yourself. You will ask yourself questions repeatedly: “Does he think I’m ugly and look stupid ? Did I annoy him? Is there someone else?” But it did and the man you cared about is gone.
However, there actually is a positive side to this. You will survive this, after all. It will get better every day and someday, unbelievably.
I’ve had a painful breakup in my past, and I know I’m a much stronger woman because of them who hurt me. I never hurt anybody, i never lie to anybody, i never deceive anybody then also i get all these. The thing, which I love most, is my mom, then my friend before he came to my life. We dream so many beautiful things together; we planned many things for our life. We used to talk that we gonna tell out love story to our kids when we grow old. The way he loved me and the way he cared me that was WOW!!!, i never felt such an wonderful feelings, he gave me reasons to live, he gave me reason to fight, he gave me such an strength that no one or nothing can make me down. All things I got from him made me feel complete, especially for a woman like me who was away from home. Finally, all these things turned red.
I’m depressed and lost.
However, I can handle it better because I’ve lived through it and survived it.
It pains me to think that you might someday experience a breakup like the one Haddie did or like me. Don’t going to let anyone play with you. But I know you will bounce back from it and will be stronger because of it. Any time you need to hear a reason why you are worthy to be loved well… I’ll give you million and more.
Love you forever


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Items in mine and and my boyfriends romantic relationship ended up heading excellent right until summer crack begun, we the two never ever got time for eachother and he was often fast paced. But Each time he did have enough time we would usually argue regarding how occupied He's.
I believe that the 1st you ought to do is end telling him that you want him and aask him if he likes you…
Hello, I begun courting this male this 12 months soon after I developed a crush on him. He has melancholy and anxiousness and it’s tough for him to put in plenty of hard work into factors and get the job done with determination.
I’m sorry you’re under-going this, I really know what it's to develop a globe of anticipations and desires of a upcoming only to see that it only exists in our head. I’ve been there too.
He's a few years older than me and promises that my age concerns him. I realize he had been on a number of dates and so have I, but I'm able to’t manage to quit this man. I don’t know what to do since his signals are so complicated. I assume I just need to make him regret and maybe appear back in the future, even if it’s also late for him. Is this achievable?
He would constantly declare that he didn’t want to be with any one else. That he couldn’t quite possibly picture it. He claimed this stuff weekly beforehe broke up with me . I hadn’t been in a good mood for on a daily basis or two after which you can I attempted explaining to him what was Erroneous but, he generally would say that items ended up my fault and that I used to be in the incorrect. He instructed me that he experienced fallen out of affection with me. Just after four times, I texted him thinking that every thing could be alright and we’d be back together, nonetheless it just didn’t get the job done this way. I questioned him to talk to me so I might have closure right after two months and he instructed me that he didn’t want me to Assume he was top me on. After he informed me that, I instructed him to possess a nice everyday living. Now I have no idea how to proceed mainly because I Certainly love him. I would do anything at all to own us back collectively. You should support me figure items out.
The incredibly initial thing, I’d like indicate, is end listening to what rumour-mongers let you know about him. They’re well and truly out to ruin your romantic relationship. Whether or not they’re in the same friendship circle or not, they sound like difficulties causes, so don’t tell them any more, about who your inside of a relationship with. Keep it concerning you and whoever is in the connection with you. I’ll by no means understand people who find themselves out to hurt folks’s feelings like that.
I believe that although he is probably continue to mad at you, he doesn’t actually need to interrupt up with you, and with slightly effore you can find back with him.
I might just take my length from him, give him an opportunity to think about items and also have the opportunity to pass up you click here and realize what he’s about to get rid of.
This one ought to be sent after a few minutes, and it'll make him jealous, irrespective of whether he really wants to or not.
I believe that if you already commenced without-Get in touch with, possibly you should evaluate the 60-working day no Speak to and see how that actually works?
I cried quite a bit and tell him that my loved ones is aware of every thing about our romantic relationship and I was only 17 or 18 yrs previous then.it’s just a blunder of younger age. but he explained sorry.
My instinct is probably that I must Lower him out of my daily life. This really is sophisticated a tiny bit by The reality that we work alongside one another. But I are convinced by continuing to become close friends and discuss constantly and hang out, he is acquiring Just about everything from me, so he has no drive to alter the specific situation.
Today, nevertheless, because you make it possible for him to nevertheless see you but without any committment on his aspect, he has no “drive” to ever change this position among you two.


we’ve taught girls to romanticise nearly everything a boy does. when i was younger i thought it was cute that boys chased the girl even after she said no. i loved it when after a girl moved away from a kiss, the guy would pull her back and force it on. i thought a guy saying ‘i won’t take a no for an answer’ was passionate and romantic. we’re literally always teaching girls to romanticise abusive traits.
If they can learn to say Tchaikovsky and Michelangelo and Dostoyevsky, they can learn to say Uzoamaka.Uzo Aduba’s mother proving that the idea of not being able to pronounce a POC’s name because it’s “too hard” or “too complicated” is complete bullshit and actually just laziness.


Teaching on Marriage:
(Read 1 Corinthians 7:1-7)
Paul addresses issues about marriage and sexuality that the Corinthians had raised in a letter to him (1 Corinthians 7:1). The Church always faced the issues of marriage and sexuality. A group within the church argued that celibacy is desirable if not obligatory on all Christians. So Christians should avoid marriage or at least avoid sexual activity within marriage. Paul corrects this over-spiritualized view of life in this chapter. Paul says, such practice is good and profitable if God has given the gift to remain happily unmarried. Paul never intends to teach that marriage is morally wrong as compared with celibacy (1 Corinthians 7:2, 9). To avoid immorality, Paul permits these believers to marry rather than fall into temptation. In fact, he is encouraging married couples to be sexually active with one another (1 Corinthians 7:4). A couple may choose to refrain from sexual activity for a limited time so that they can devote themselves to prayer (7:5). Paul does not support the view that remaining unmarried is a sin. God gives some the gift of marriage and to others the gift of singleness (1 Corinthians 7:7). Christ does not destroy sexuality but defines the boundaries for it. The marriage relationship provides sexual fulfillment and protects believers from temptations. God has saved us from sin and has given us his Spirit to live the life that pleases him. Paul says, it is better to stay unmarried just as he is (1 Corinthians 7:8). Scholars suggest that since Paul was a Pharisee, he was probably married. But when he became a Christians either his wife left him or she died. Do not rush into marriage. Take time to know one another. Before marriage, test the depth of love and commitment to one another. If the other person is not a believer, don’t even consider marriage (2 Corinthians 6:14). Before marriage, consider your commitment to Christ. Whether you marry or remain single, learn to be content in whatever situation the Lord has placed you. God's Word gives us understanding of the purpose and boundaries of marriage. Marriage relationship provides sexual fulfillment and protects the couple from satanic temptations.
The Permanence of Marriage:
(Read 1 Corinthians 7:8-16)
Here Paul gives instruction to unmarried and widows (1 Corinthians 7:8-9). Paul says it is better to marry than to burn with lust. God gives special gifts to some to remain single and others to marry. Some Corinthians considered singleness a spiritually superior option and considered divorcing their spouses. There was a false belief that husbands and wives who abstain from sexual activities are spiritual. These are misguided ideas and practices. Paul’s advice to married couples was that they should not divorce their unbelieving spouses. If a spouse decides to leave, he or she must remain single or be reconciled. The Bible does not approve divorce except on unrepentant adultery (Matthew 19:3-9). If an unbelieving husband is willing to continue to live with his believing wife, she must not divorce him (1 Corinthians 7:13). The unbelieving spouse is made holy because of the believing spouse. It is possible that she can influence the unbelieving husband and children to the saving grace of God (1 Corinthians 7:14). This does not mean they are automatically born into the family of God but more likely get saved. If an unbelieving spouse insists on leaving the believing spouse, he is not under bondage (1 Corinthians 7:15). Divine biblical standards can’t be imposed upon unbelievers. God has called us to peace. Being spiritual does not mean, out of touch with everyday life experiences. God uses our relationships to bring about his saving purposes in the family (1 Corinthians 7:16). Though warnings are not pleasant, they are very important in Christian life.
Live as You Are Called:
(Read 1 Corinthians 7:17-24)
Paul says that when a person gets saved he does not have to change his identity. All Christians have an equally valued spiritual status in Christ regardless of their relational position. The most significant thing about a believer is not his marital status, background or economic status but his identity with Christ who has bought him with his precious blood (1 Corinthians 7:21-22). When we become Christians, God does not ask us to withdraw from the activities and responsibilities of everyday life. Our vertical relationship is more important than horizontal relationship. It matters little whether he is free or a slave. He has been set free from the bondage of sin to serve the living God. There is no reason why a believer cannot remain faithful to God whether he is single, widowed or married to an unbeliever. So there is no need for a Gentile convert to be circumcised or put away the unbelieving spouse to serve Christ. The Lord has promised to give him new purpose and desire to serve him in whatever circumstance he is placed. In whatever condition each one is called, remain there to reveal Christ to others (1 Corinthians 7:24). How blessed to serve Christ as a family!
Paul’s Personal Advice:
(Read 1 Corinthians 7:25-40)
Paul advises that under the present circumstance of pressure and persecution, it is good for a person to remain as Paul is (1 Corinthians 7:26). This advice should be understood in light of the intense persecution anticipated (1 Corinthians 15:30-31; 2 Corinthians 11: 21-33). It is not a sin to marry or to remain single. If you are married, do not end the marriage. Paul was trying to spare them from the troubles that come with marriage (1 Corinthians 7:28). Paul wants us to know that the time is short, so nothing should keep us from serving God. Whatever relational status we have now, make use of them without becoming too attached to them for the glory of God. Whatever we see are temporary and they are passing away (1 Corinthians 7:31). Paul wants us to be free from anxieties. It is natural for a married man to be concerned about the welfare of his wife and family. But an unmarried man can spend his time serving Christ with undivided devotion. Likewise, the married woman is concerned about her earthly responsibilities and how to please her husband (1 Corinthians 7:32-34). Paul gives this advice for our benefit and to encourage us to do our best for the Lord (1 Corinthians 7:35). If a man has trouble controlling his passion, he should marry and it is not a sin. So the person who marries does well and the person who doesn't marry does even better (1 Corinthians 7:38). Marriage is for life and ends only by death. A wife is bound to her husband as long as he lives. But if husband dies, she is free to marry a believer in the Lord. In Paul’s judgment she is happier if she remains single. Paul considers that he gives this advice under the Holy Spirit. God’s Word is the true source of understanding the purposes and boundaries of sexual relationship and marriage. Pray that God would give you the wisdom to live for his glory.


3 ESSENTIAL CO-PARENTING TIPS FOR DIVORCED PARENTS
When it comes to matters of divorce, issues involving the children are often top of mind. Parents worry not only child custody and visitation schedules, but they also want to know their children are going to be OK as they transition through the divorce.
What is amazing to many divorced parents — who have come out on the other side — is how well children can adjust. Not only do children from divorced families go on to thrive emotionally and academically, these same kids can continue to live well-adjusted lives, having meaningful relationships with both of their parents. However, this is not something that typically just automatically happens. Rather, parents need to work together — even if they are no longer legally together — to do what is right for their children.
When it comes to co-parenting, the general rule is that the children must come first. In this post, we will focus on the top three things to keep in mind when it comes to children and divorce.
No. 1: Create a solid co-parenting plan
Parents need to sit down and map out all aspects of parenting. This includes having not only a set schedule, which addresses holidays, but also needs to set expectations and parenting guidelines. For example, you will want to make sure that discipline is the same at mom’s house as it is at dad’s house and vice versa. You will also want to make sure that when it comes to parenting and core values, both you and your ex are on the same page.
In addition to expectation setting, parents also need to learn to make decisions together, especially when it comes to the big ones, such as those involving religious upbringing and medical issues.
No. 2: Leave the kids out of the middle
It may be tempting to complain about mom in front of the kids, or blame dad for why something happened. However, no good will come from bashing one parent to a child. Rather, parents need to find effective ways to communicate with each other, without going through the child. Along these same lines, parents should avoid fighting with or saying negative things about the other parent in front of the child, as no good can come from this.
No. 3: Make sure the plans are right the first time
Even for those with the best intentions, divorce can be complicated and messy. When it comes to children though, everything needs to be set right the first time. This is why having the trusted guidance of a family law attorney is highly recommended when it comes to divorce and children’s issues.
At Lloyd & DuPuy PLLC, we handle the multiple aspects of divorce. With family law issues, including those related to child custody and parenting plans, our initial approach is to try to negotiate an outcome that both sides can live with. However, if this is not possible, we build our cases ready to litigate in the courtroom.
On behalf of Andew Lloyd of Lloyd & DuPuy PLLC posted in Family on Monday, April 18, 2016.


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Whether its over tea and scones, cheese and wine or whiskey and cigars, conversations among friends are delightful, invigorating and heart-warming.
Some of my best conversations happened while confiding intimate relationship details with close girlfriends, sharing parenting angst with fellow parents, reminiscing with old friends, chilling out with new friends and crossing major milestones with the family.
Conversations are a way to bond, to share, and to expand our souls.
I invite you to start or join in the conversation with me about anything and everything. Really. Because, that’s usually how good conversations come about…
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