about 3 months ago - 3 comments
Question by Beans & Chips: Have U Ever Tried any Dating Agencies Before and the Picture/Details Did not Match the Person When U met them? Im looking at these pictures of women who are 39 or 40 but they look like they are in their 20s, are they trying to decieve me with fake or More >
about 4 months ago - No comments
Are you in high school and in need of some high school relationship advice? When I was in there myself, I felt like life would never be more complicated than it was at that time. Classes, friends, family – nothing seemed to be simple. Doesn’t every secondary school kid feel that way? Add into the More >
about 5 months ago - No comments
Whether you’re single, or dating, there have probably been a few times that you’ve stuck your size 12 foot in your mouth or have done something to make her unhappy. Well with the advice for guys we’ve put together, you can make sure that you never spend another night sleeping on the couch. If that More >
about 10 months ago - 8 comments
Question by Anon: why do people find it easier to give relationship advice than take their own? I have just released I answered a lot of relationship questions like one I posted myself, problem is, I can give advice, I am just unable to advise myself.. I don’t think this just applies to relationship advice, More >
about 10 months ago - No comments
Question by Luke Salvatore: What are some really good books on attracting and getting into relationship with women? I’m looking for books for men that are similar or equivalent to books like – The Satanic Witch by Anton Lavey. Or any good books that gives advice on attracting and staring relationships with women. Best answer: More >
about 10 months ago - No comments
Looking for a dating advice book? When you want to get information and you want to get it quick, then you probably go to the internet to find what you are looking for. Most guys are not quick to admit that they want a little help when it comes to dating, and you probably are More >
about 10 months ago - No comments
New York, NY – Julie Spira, bestselling author of “The Perils of Cyber-Dating” will be appearing at Book Expo America (BEA-10) on May 26, 2010. Spira will be signing copies of her book from 9:30 am – 10:30 am in the Authors Autographing Area at table 21. Spira’s witty tell-all memoir has been described like More >
about 11 months ago - No comments
relationshipsandu.blogspot.com This site is dedicated to helping couples improve their relationships by providing information, education workshops, seminars and an online, interactive Workstation In addition to receiving valuable information through this site, couples can use interactive self-help tools, scheduled live chats with professional therapists or qualified specialists and much more. This site is dedicated to helping More >
about 11 months ago - 10 comments
Question by : How does a person grow strong after a breakup? Basically, what I am asking is: How does a breakup after a long period of time make a person stronger by learning from their mistakes? I will appreciate any comments, thoughts and opinions. Thank you Best answer: Answer by Dana BrookeCause they learn More >
about 11 months ago - No comments
Finally you’ve managed to pull yourself together and asked her out. Congrats! So what now? Date…of course! The first date has to be the most perfect one. It is the ground work you lay for the dates to come and the time that you would be spending together. The time spent on first date is More >
about 1 year ago
I think you have a great head on your shoulders.
about 1 year ago
It’s easy to give really good advice to other people, but it can be hard to follow your own advice. I think you should try and be single for a little while(like a few months) before getting into another relationship. Have fun with your friends and forget about serious relationships for a bit.
about 1 year ago
You need to give time to yourself, instead of giving advice, focus on yourself. You have accepted that some relationships fail, but you need to be more positive in which the idea of a relationship is a sign of unity and symbolism of love and devotion. Email me about the situation, and I will give you the best advice. Simply put, there isn’t enough information to assist you, so email me.
about 1 year ago
consider the advice you have given to others. if it fits what is going on your life, follow it. or find someone that you can ask advice from. and decide which advice you want to try.
about 1 year ago
I am 36 and I can relate to you… I left my husband almost 2 years ago … I am great giving advice and standing by to support others but when it comes to me I just do not get it !!! I keep telling myself people come for a reason, a season or a lifetime… Stay positive… do not even think of the whole crash and burn… take things day by day…. dont read into things too much and things will change. I have worked out that you only get back the positive thoughts you put in… just enjoy your life day by day and things will fall into place when you least expect it.
about 1 year ago
Relationships aren’t as easy as putting advice to a problem. This being because most advice is book advice…it’s for the ideal relationship. But the fact is, every single person and every single relationship on earth is different and not all advice can match up 100% with the problem a couple is having.
For instance: In general we say, if you’re feeling uncomfortable with your significant other’s temper problem, talk to them about your concerns and try to make them understand where you’re coming from. This is text book advice. Ideally…this would work for everyone. First couple: The man easily raises his voice, slams doors, hits the walls…scares the woman senseless. So one day, she sits him down and confronts him without being offensive, just as the advice tells her to do. But he’s in denial and gets defensive and says she doesn’t know what she’s talking about and starts saying that there just something wrong with her that she’s trying to cover up. Second couple: The man is the same way. The woman, again, sits him down and confronts him…tells him how he scares her when he gets angry and tells him of all the stuff he does. Realization hits him and he apologizes and from then on, makes an effort to get better.
All advice has to be tweaked here and there to meet the needs of the specific couple and individual. Even here, we give advice…but i by no means think our advice is followed to the letter. The asker tweaks it where it needs to be tweaked to fit his/her needs with his/her relationship and significant other.
about 1 year ago
It’s much easier to look at somebody else’s problem and help them out than it is to look at your own. When you’re working on one’s own problems, it’s difficult because one knows how they feel about it on their side, but usually cannot relate to the feelings of the other. On the outside, it’s easier to make decisions because the problem at hand doesn’t directly affect you.
about 1 year ago
Ive had the same problem before. I am great at giving advice to a friend in a particular situation with their BF but have had troubles keeping my own relationships last. It doesnt reflect on you. Your friends are presenting you with a problem. And you give advice for that problem. Doesn’t mean that problem ever happens in your relationships. You have different problems and have no one with good answers to turn to. Thats all it means.
about 1 year ago
ha ha! where in the same shoes…
It is really hard to put in to actions the advices that you had given to your friends. What I can say is that, when you are giving advices to your friends you are using your mind and advice what you know is right, aight? Then do the same thing for yourself… use your mind and do what you know is right.
I will share to you a website which has lots of articles with love and relationships. Try reading the articles. This might help you and gives you more information in dealing with love matters. Just copy the link below and paste it in your browser. =)
http://www.selfhelpmagazine.com/article/love