love
All you need is Love, and Love is all you need.
What you need to know before committing to Love
Love is an emotion, and as such, it naturally varies and changes over time. When you express that Love "died", it means that the way you feel about someone or something changed within you and as a consequence Love "died". But, Love does not exist separate from you, it is not in the air to be grasped and kept. We generate Love from the sweetness in our chemistry while we find pleasantness in the connection and companionship with another.
By Yanet Gonzalez5 years ago in Humans
Love Over The Lake
My lover had invited me to Zurich Switzerland. At the time I had a country town lifestyle. This unique overload comprised of two young sons still doing circles around the diastrsously dull London school circuit. Apart from one educational arcade, which was a school with the initials LW. It always came up Trumps. Saved me from the dark side of London vampirism. My other sucklings hanging onto my hem hanging from my coat, be two dogs plus a running stream of cats. Filtering into my then, rather plush London Primrose Hill nest. We all get lucky sometimes. Topping the tip of my haven of animalistic quarters was one horse called Asti -Charade. I’d been given the mare as a wooing love token by a great British gent chasing me morning, noon and night. Never pushed me to bend over, or under anything. Speaking in romantic quartets. He became rather a figurative of my butler - stroke - groom. A male nanny too. One doesn’t know how fortunate one is until the page turns.
By Yvette Louise Melech5 years ago in Humans
Diamonds are forged under pressure
I was just looking through the past four years of my blog posts. All of those hard times I just had to write about, all of the devastation and dispare. I think when talking about things, you recall a particular event. Just one thing at a time that went wrong that almost broke you.
By No One’s Daughter5 years ago in Humans
How to Love Your Body in a Relationship: 9 Steps to Feeling Amazing In Your Own Skin
As a plus-size woman, I understand exactly how it feels to be insecure about your body. I spent years feeling inadequate, not enough, and completely unworthy. I had to work hard to overcome those feelings. And I won’t lie and say that I never feel them these days. Sometimes they come back. But I’ve learned how to spend more time feeling good about myself than bad.
By Wendy Miller5 years ago in Humans
