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Anniversary Bluesđź’–
Jamie and Kurt are a sweet, successful couple in their early thirties. In spite of loving each other deeply, they often find themselves in conflict over seemingly minor issues, as most couples do. Recently, just one week before their wedding anniversary, they had a particularly hurtful argument. Jamie had expressed her unhappiness about Kurt’s busy schedule and the limited time he finds to spend with her. As usual, Kurt promised to try harder and they got through it. But having not dealt with the real issues at hand, the problem was bound to resurface. Jamie unknowingly began planting the seeds for their next bout when she decided to bring up the subject of their anniversary.click here to take the first step to strengthening and growing your relationship
By love&relationshipđź’–3 years ago in Families
Bonding With Your Partner – Without Candles, Wine Or Lingerie!💖
Many partners attempt to bond with candles, wine or lingerie, only to find their time together feeling flat, empty and passionless. In this article, discover what really creates bonding, intimacy and passion with your partner.
By love&relationshipđź’–3 years ago in Families
How To Know When Your Child Needs Counseling- 5 Critical Signs
Are you staying up at night, echoing the question in your mind, “How do I tell if my child needs counseling?” I see you, gracefully juggling concerns and wearing courage like a Maybelline model. All the while, wondering could those little signs be bigger messages? The times when their smiles don’t quite reach their eyes or the laughter seems a bit forced, you’ve noticed — and now you’re seeking answers.
By Talking with Tan3 years ago in Families
Am I In Love? Signs That Will Tell You Are On The Right Track!đź’–
It is love that initiated the union between a man and a woman when they finally decided to get married. Before they went through this very important decision of their lives, everything seemed to be on a reverie, with all the goodness and the sweetness that any couple could experience.
By love&relationshipđź’–3 years ago in Families
Actions Of Loveđź’–
Myrna, 38 and a successful physician, sought my help because she often felt inadequate. While she really valued herself as a doctor, she did not value herself in her important relationships with friends and family. In addition, she said she wanted to be in a loving relationship but she took no actions to meet available men.
By love&relationshipđź’–3 years ago in Families
Divorce, move on sexuallyđź’–. Content Warning.
Everyone has been hurt so badly that they swear off from dating forever. However, it just doesn't happen. Many women claim that they don't want another relation after the divorce because it will effect the children. It's okay to move on. In fact, many people expect their ex's to move on and have sex, as well as, meaningful relationships.
By love&relationshipđź’–3 years ago in Families
Niger's Awakening and the Call for Continental Liberation
The history of Africa is a tapestry woven with the threads of resilience, struggle, and unyielding spirit. In the heart of this narrative lies Niger, a nation whose journey from the shadows of history to the forefront of change mirrors the larger African struggle against external manipulation and exploitation. As the dry bones of Niger rise, they serve as a symbol of African fury, inspiration, and the unshakable determination to break free from the chains of deception forged by the Western world. This article explores the potent mix of wrath, motivation, and facts that fuels Niger's rise, while also emphasizing the imperative for African nations to unite and reclaim their vast natural resources from the clutches of exploitation.
By Rev Dr. Alexander Fenning-Sencherey3 years ago in Families
Tears in the Tumbler
In the dimly lit corners of his once vibrant life, John sat slouched on the edge of his worn armchair, his gaze fixed on the amber liquid swirling in his glass. The scent of whiskey hung heavy in the air, mingling with the weight of his thoughts. His calloused fingers traced the rim of the glass, a fleeting touch that mirrored his fleeting grasp on the pieces of his fractured world.
By Allan Barani3 years ago in Families
