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All relationships begin in earnest with what I call the 'besotment' stage which develops this important connection. Most love songs have been dedicated to, or inspired by, this first crucial stage in human relationships.
A few months ago I was sure Barack Obama would be America's next president, never mind what everyone else thought.
At this 'besotment' stage the relationship is viewed in an idealised manner because differences are discounted and faults are few. Details tend to be obscure and specifics are not discussed.
All relationships begin in earnest with what I call the 'besotment' stage which develops this important connection. Most love songs have been dedicated to, or inspired by, this first crucial stage in human relationships.
The first obvious stage in any relationship is selection, the beginning of the honeymoon phase.
Please be advised: This story is perhaps the most passionate in the series so far. It also explores how role playing can add great excitement to a married couple's lovemaking.
He who wants something will always find a way to achieve it or someone that can help him learn how to achieve it. Life is about moving out of your comfort zone and taking risks and as Brian Tracey said: "What's the worst that could happen?".
Our love was an all consuming fire That made me feel as one with you. Always constant was our desire, And we knew our love was true.
Yes, we are going through a difficult Real Estate & Mortgage market adjustment right now. But having to brush up against death will get you to focus on what is really important in life!
The title of this post is "What's your WHY?" I titled it that because I think it's imperative that you know YOUR why? Your why is your goal or your purpose, your end in mind. I'm a firm believer in knowing what you want out of life first, then work backwards.
I was recently inspired on a trip to Detroit, MI, by Rev. Renee McCoy, minister at MCC Detroit, and Rev. Darlene Franklin, pastor of Full Truth Fellowship, during a praise service where both ministers uttered the phrase "Go in God's peace, power and passion."
One of my friends, Gwenllian in Wales, asked me recently whether there was any truth in Tennyson's famous quote, "It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all." I didn't even have to think about that one because the answer was crystal clear: Love conquers a …
If you look at this picture, please face Syracuse (Tom's birthplace) on your knees and do a quick prayer to our personal Lord and Savior, Tom Cruise.
When I was 4 years old I still recall how I wasn't responding to the words no, don't and not. I was free and was willing to create anything.
I have fallen deeply in love three times during my life so far and they were all intense affairs that ended with unresolved feelings. The first time was with my ex-husband.
2. Demonstrate humor. Women love a man who can make them laugh. Now don't fret here if you're not a stand-up comedian. We all have a certain type of humor. You can be dry, sarcastic, hilariously funny, quick-witted or dark.
A small tribute to Thomas Alva Edison for his great inventions for mankind.
You might want to feel closer to God, lose weight or secure an important promotion at work. But the chances are it is not simply love that puts a person in the mood for sex.
Drew Westen, a genial 48-year-old psychologist and brain researcher, was talking to a rapt liberal audience about the role of emotion in politics, how to talk back aggressively to Republicans, and why going negative is not to be feared.
There are a recurring list of subject matter that attracts attention on the Vine.... whether we be right or left wing politically, Conservative or socialist.
Well during my usually patrollings of the 'Vine I stumbled upon this gem of thought provocation, well I didn't stumble upon it it more punched me in the face.
WHY WRITE anything at all? If there is truth to Socrates' dictum that the unexamined life is not worth living, this is a question every writer must confront at some point. To answer it, however, is difficult to do without some degree of pretentiousness.
For Deborah Goodman, coffee is much more than a morning cuppa to kick-start the day. It is a passion. "I've loved it since I was little," she said. "When I would travel around the world, I always tried to find the best cup of coffee, wherever I was."
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