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Business Career and Love Relationship—How to Find a Perfect Balance
Did you know that Australia is rapidly developing a reputation for being the home of some of the most successful and brilliant business minds? Successful and youthful business people seem to have it all; a steady income, clear and concise goals, a nice car, etc. However, people fail to notice one of the most important things in life that a lot of these individuals struggle with: romance. The question is, how does one attract a perfect partner, or rekindle a love flame in marriage when there is simply not enough time, and so much work to be done? If you are reading this in hope of finding out some helpful tips and tricks to balance love, and a successful business, keep on reading.
By Nina Simons7 years ago in Humans
How to Find the Perfect Partner for You
You're not actively looking for someone, but you want to be ready for when that special person comes into your life. Yet there's one thing that keeps on bugging you. "How on Earth will I know if they're the right one?" Now, there are so many possible answers to this question. From zodiac signs to numerology, the ways to find that partner are endless. Well, I'm going to provide a methodical answer rather than wishful way of finding "The One."
By Gordon Torkornoo7 years ago in Humans
I Roll My Eyes at 'Communicating'
I’m inspired to write this because there is an overwhelming amount of content online about how to have successful relationships, communicate, trust, blah, blah, blah. Right?
By Ashley M. Rodriguez7 years ago in Humans
We Practice Our Crafts
The word “communication” is seriously over used. It plagues every relationship quote—along with “trust, love, faithfulness” etc. The thing is though—with trust, love, and faithfulness comes maturity and understanding—not practice. These three words mentioned cannot be practiced in the way communicating can. In fact, it’s only by communicating that we can show these three attributes. That’s deep, I know.
By Ashley M. Rodriguez7 years ago in Humans
My Top 5 Rules For Polyamory
I have been polyamorous for quite a few years now. I've yet to really encounter problems, as some do, but even so I have learned some very helpful things over time when it comes to polyamory, and what's important to keep in mind when it comes to this type of relationship dynamic. Right now I have two partners, and those partners have at least one as that is not me as well. Whether you're a seasoned vet, or a curious beginner, I hope you read my five rules me and my partners live by helpful to you.
By Dani Ash7 years ago in Humans
Our Top Two Ways to Deal with Difficult People—Reigning Women
Difficult people exist, and it sucks. You know precisely what people I'm talking about, as well. You know, the ones that seem to not only get under your skin but set up camp and hang out for a while under there.
By Reigning Women7 years ago in Humans
“We don’t need no man”
This is for women. Women that are struggling to see what they need or what they want, but most importantly, what they deserve. “We don’t need no man”. That’s right, we don’t. We don’t need a relationship. But some of us still want someone there, someone by our side. We need someone that we can depend on, but not someone we depend on, not someone that depends on us. A relationship should be a factor in our lives that amplifies our happiness, not one that completes it. Please try to remember that when your parter keeps causing you pain. When they blame it all on you- don’t believe it. Don’t let anybody manipulate you into thinking less of yourself. It’s never wrong to work on yourself and a healthy relationship usually aids you in doing so naturally. It’s not easy to let people go that you love, so please don’t ignore the red flags. Don’t ignore the intuitive feeling that lets you know something’s not right. Because you don’t need anybody but yourself. You don’t need them to complete you- it might hurt, but you will be better off in the end. And it will end, sooner or later, and we can all agree that sooner is better than later.
By Amira .7 years ago in Humans
How to Truly Get over a Breakup
If you’re having trouble getting over a breakup it can really hit you not just mentally/emotionally, but also physically. Love is like a drug, and when you’re going cold turkey you can get withdrawal symptoms. After my breakup, I couldn’t eat or sleep for two weeks, and even when I tried my body would reject it. It’s different for everybody, but it’s not safe to continue living like that.
By Erina Kimura7 years ago in Humans
How to Fix Society
Disclaimer: This post was written and intended for an essay contest. While it didn't win any prizes, it was liked by quite a few people! Enjoy!
By Jackie Barrows7 years ago in Humans
Finding Closure
Would you like a step by step guide on how to find closure? That would be amazing if life worked that way... If you could just decide one day...
By Rose Ericson7 years ago in Humans
What Not to Do After a Breakup
A few years ago I was in the relationship of my dreams, with a man who was perfect. He was the love of my life and we were gloriously happy. He was the one who I fully believed I was going to spend the rest of my life with. We had made a five year plan and knew what we both wanted and when we wanted it. There was nothing we couldn't get through together...
By Mich7 years ago in Humans
How to Date Without Breaking the Bank
Welcome to the first entry of "How to Date Without Breaking the Bank." As we all know, dating can be hard and expensive. Dating in DC can be expensive if you’re trying to have an eventful outing. This week I will be telling you about the free comedy show at the Town Tavern DC and the jumbo slice a few doors down from it. In total we spent $23 for our date.
By Queen Pedii Writes7 years ago in Humans