Friendship

1. 4 Simple Tips To Win Back Your Guy

... your ex know that he can open up and share his feelings and not be judged or made to feel bad when he shares his thoughts with you. Sharing thoughts is the key to true friendship and winning back your guy. Being openminded and understanding is the second step, but don't put yourself in the position of being a pushover, don't let him use you for a doormat. Don't be overly eager. You definitely don't want to be used. Keep ...

2. After a Breakup: 6 Secrets to Getting Women Back in the Game

... of his punch lines. Focus on what really matters to you and leave the intrigue of an opposite lifestyle in the friendship zone. 6. Reverse the Curse of the Sexes It has long been argued that the problem between men and women can be summarized by the following statements, Women get involved with men with the subconscious understanding that their man will change over time... Men get involved with women with the ...

3. Are the pairs made in heaven?

... Everything seemed to go very well among the four of them; they all shared a good rapport with each other. The girls were happy to have found boys who could understand the bond of friendship we shared and never objected for us all sticking together. In fact we bonded like a big group. After the initial wonderful days passed, I moved into other city and lost that constant touch with ...

4. Are You Married The Right Person?

... marriages breakdown. People blame their life partners for their unhappiness and look outside their marriage for fulfillment. Extramarital fulfillment comes in all shapes and sizes. Infidelity is the most obvious. But sometimes people turn to work, church, a hobby, a friendship, excessive TV, or abusive substances. But the answer to this dilemma does not lie outside your marriage. It lies within ...

5. Ask Maryanne Blog: Addictive love and relationships

The Greeks had five words to describe the different levels of love: eros, passionate love, essential desire and longing, romantic love; philia, friendship, loyalty; storge, natural affection; agape, selfless giving; and thelema, desire or will to do something. In the English language we have many states of feeling that describe different elements of love: idolization, affection, devotion, worship, infatuation, lust, passion and rapture. None of which are synonyms ...