Open marriage

1. 'Safe' Strategy Is Your Downfall

... in the process. Trying to play it safe in relationships, we ensure our downfall. We want to be known and loved, "warts" and all. And the only way to open ourselves up to that love is to open ourselves up to rejection, but we avoid rejection at almost any cost. We can find ourselves in one relationship ...

2. 10 Steps to Success in Relationships

Is it possible to design a relationship that works? Where you both can win? Where communication is open? YES! YES! YES! I DID. You can too! How? Here is Dr.Dar's 10Step Method to Succeed in Your Relationship(s): 1. Love Yourself You have to love yourself enough to allow someone else to Love you. How can someone else love you when you are unable to love you? You become Loveable when ...

3. 3 Tips for Flirting this Christmas at a Party Full of Strangers

... party season, put any of your worries about being single behind you and simply go out, have a good time, get to know some new people and you may be surprised at what happens! * * * My tips on flirting at a party where you don't know anyone 1. Talk to anyone! One of the best things you can do to meet your ideal partner is to be more open, talkative, and flirtatious ...

4. 3 Way to Beat shyness and Improve Your Life

... build up as your confidence grows. Asking people something about themselves is often a good opener as it puts the onus on them to talk! 3. Be conscious of your body language. Your body language has a huge effect on both how you feel and how other people perceive you. Stand up straight! Keep your shoulders back and head held high. If your posture is poor, see a Chiropractor, Alexander technique practitioner or take up Pilates (all these activities will also help overcome your shyness). ...

5. 3 Ways to Manage Rejection So You Can Move On

... not attractive, he senses it, and he moves on to a woman who is confident and open to connection. For more on this, read How We Screw Up Our Chance for Love By Creating Our Own Reality. It’s not as bad as you think. Losing a loved one, not getting that job you needed to pay your mortgage, finding ...