Looking at ourselves in the pursuit of love, and finding the realisation of love already within ourselves, that will bring about an relationship not separate from another.
I wanted to share what I’ve seen in the designated names of love and relationships and the identities associated with those names.
But it seems it has been misjudged as collectively what we all agree upon, meaning we all agree that a relationship is when two people love and are intimate with each other, but for every individual, love and relationship mean something entirely different.
We all know what the hobby or profession of a gold digger is, right? But to make sense of ourselves, our surroundings, and the people we encounter, we sometimes use words that already have a meaning, but it is also useful to identify a particular person’s behavior with that name.
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Finding love can be a challenging task for many individuals. Some spend years searching for the right person, while others struggle to maintain healthy relationships. In this search for love, many people turn to spirituality to help guide them in finding their soulmate.
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Many of us immediately associate romance with committed partnerships when we think of those relationships. What if, though, we told you that commitment isn’t just for people who are in love? In reality, there are many different kinds of committed relationships in the world, and they are available in a variety of forms. We’re dismantling the limitations of what it means to be dedicated today.
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It’s not easy to start talking to new people – even if we’re completely confident and easy-going. We may be afraid that the other party will get the wrong idea about us or think that we are harassing them. Here are some suggestions.
Talking about sentiments is frequently challenging. Knowing how to communicate our feelings and having good communication can go a long way and help with many issues. Here are some useful tips for discovering and expressing your emotions.
You’ve just been ghosted. It’s one thing if the person you were seeing decides they’re not interested, but it’s an entirely different ballgame when they disappear without a trace. We’ve all been there. The thing is, though, that we can’t let our fear of being alone keep us from living our lives. So, what do you do when you don’t want to fall in love but you’re scared of being single forever? We’re here to help.
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You feel abused, enraged, and hurt. Maybe you discovered your spouse cheating, or they simply walked out on you without a word of explanation. It’s OK to feel as though you’ve been wronged, but try not to let that sentiment define who you are. After being wronged, you can get up.
Continue reading “Don’t Let Betrayal Define You: How to Stand Up After Being Wronged”
You’ve just started seeing someone, and you want to make a good impression. These unique holiday gifts will show your new love that you put some thought into your present—and that you’re interested in a lasting relationship.
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You’re at a crossroads. You’ve been trying to make a decision, but you just can’t seem to settle on anything. Whether you’re considering leaving or staying in a relationship, making the final call can be tough.
