CONTACT

Popular posts from this blog

Lovers of different faith

If a man's religion is keeping him from dating or marrying you, it might seem impossible to change his mind. You can't ask him to change who he is or how he feels. Understanding, respect, and a little womanly charm can help you find love despite the odds. One of the biggest challenges of trying to date or marry a man who is from a different religion is fitting in with his family, and getting your own to accept him. Parents who have strong religious beliefs will not be easily swayed into accepting the couple, even if they are very much in love. Some families may disown a man or a woman if they fall in love with someone of a different faith. With this in mind, it is important to know just what you have to overcome. But it is just as important to stay confident, and loving. It will be much harder for a family to turn you down if you are friendly, and make an effort to seem like a welcome addition to the family. You can help your man's mother go grocery shopping, or offe...
Read more

Are You in an Abusive Relationship?

No-one wants to think that they are in an abusive relationship, and quite often people don't realize that their partner is being abusive -- they just accept the behavior as being normal for their partner. To the outside world they make excuses about their partner being overworked, financial problems, not feeling themselves, and to themselves they feel hurt by their partner's actions but by the time they realize that this behavior is a constant pattern, they have begun to believe that their partner is right! For most people, if they aren't being physically abused, then they aren't in an abusive relationship, but this is not the case. One of the most common forms of abuse is control. Your partner insists that everything is their way. They say where you go, what you where, who you talk to, who you don't socialize with, even down to how you stack dishes or fold laundry. Do they control the money and make you account for everything you spend? This isn't because t...
Read more

How to Move On after a Break-Up

Moving on after a break-up isn't easy, especially if you weren't the partner who initiated the break-up! If the break-up was your suggestion, or a mutual decision, then it's less traumatic because all you need to do is to make sure that the person you choose to date next doesn't have the same issues that created problems in the relationship you've just ended. Remember it's normal to go for a 'type' - and if that's you, it's not working so maybe time to think about a change of type! If, however, you're in a situation where you are moving on after a break-up that wasn't your idea, or where you didn't feel there was an option - for example if you found out that your partner was cheating - then things are a little more difficult. Between your trust being violated and your self-esteem being battered, there's a lot of emotional baggage that you need to get rid of before you take up with a new partner. It might be balm to your bruise...
Read more