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Dating, married, single, divorced, and more. Advice on the relationships you have in life. Dear, Humans..
Relationships and Leading Guys On
Relationships, they're everywhere and they're unavoidable. Not just dating relationships, but all kinds. Sometimes it's easy to define a relationship between two people, but other times it's more difficult, specifically between friendships and romantic relationships. It seems to be even more difficult when you are the one in the blurry relationship because you can't ever be exactly sure of what your partner is thinking and feeling. Hell, sometimes I don't even know what I'm thinking and feeling. When someone shows interest in you, there is a series of choices to be made. You can pursue a dating relationship, a friendship, or no relationship. Initially though, it's often hard to decide which is best and which is most desirable. The question "what do you want?" may seem simple, but most often comes with complications.
By Maggie Hanna7 years ago in Humans
5 Tips for Caring for Dementia Caregivers
My dad was 53 when we first started noticing that things weren't normal anymore. Alzheimer's and other dementia diseases had already been a part of our lives with three of my grandparents, and I truly never thought it would be a part of our story again; certainly not the eventual diagnosis of my young daddy, and another life-sentence for my darling mama.
By Jordie DiFernando7 years ago in Humans
13 Proven Ways to Reignite Your Boring Relationship. Top Story - October 2018.
Once upon a time, your partner made you feel butterflies in your stomach. Every time you saw them, you’d get that wild adrenaline rush people talk about in romance novels. You two ended up spending years together, and soon, those butterflies faded into the background. Then, your relationship felt like a nice, mellow contentment.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart7 years ago in Humans
Gaslighting
Gaslighting:(verb) to manipulate someone by psychological means into questioning their own sanity. I believe this is a very important term for everyone to know, especially young women because we are so often easily taken advantage of. Any person attempting to gaslight you is essentially trying to brainwash you for their betterment. The term comes from the 1938 play Gaslight, where a man named Jack used gas powered lights to try to convince his wife that she was crazy so he could commit her to an insane asylum and take her inheritance all for himself. This play was later converted into a very popular classic movie featuring Ingrid Bergman (look it up).
By The Overthinker7 years ago in Humans
The Art of Giving No F****
Come into my mind today, as I take you into my world for just a few moments. Today I want to give you the skills to make you more attractive to your friends, potential romantic partners, and family. I am here to fight for the case that the more that you seem to want these connects, the less that they will come to you. I will give you 7 steps to keep people coming to you, and wanting to be around you. You don't have to be alone anymore. You do not have to rely on be-friending your books or celebrity crushes in that Netflix show you are binging any longer:
By SAYHERNAME Morgan Sankofa7 years ago in Humans
10 Ways to Get a Man to Approach YOU. Top Story - October 2018.
Back in the olden days, it was considered inappropriate for a woman to approach a man and express interest/ask him out. So, if a woman was interested in a man, she would drop her handkerchief, thereby giving the man (if he was interested) the opportunity to pick up the handkerchief, approach her, and ask her out.
By Heart Centered Universe7 years ago in Humans
Fascinating Differences Our Relationships Can Suffer
Relationships. Is there anything better than being together with the love of your life? Even though, sometimes, you argue over a total nonsense. But you still want them no further than three feet from you. We all feel like this sometimes.
By Toni Koraza7 years ago in Humans
Love After Assault
Love After Assault I am a victim of assault. Now there’s a phrase I thought I’d never use. But there you go. I am a victim of assault. I didn’t ask for it; no one ever does really, do they? It wasn’t a stranger either. It was my long-term boyfriend. The love of my love. The “one.” Except that was a lie, because no one who hurts someone the way he did could ever truly love you.
By Susan Joyce7 years ago in Humans
