Archive for August, 2009
Wednesday, August 12th, 2009
I am sure that we have all been through the nightmare of been dumped by our boyfriend or girlfriend. At times it is something that we were expecting, however more often than not it comes as a big shock. In this situation it is very hard to take, and in this article I give free tips on how to cope in this situation.
I have had a number of girlfriends, most of whom have decided to end the relationship. As a teenager even though it wounded my pride, I have to say that it did not really bother me. I at that stage had never met anyone who really lets say, did it for me. In fact most of these girls/women were quite annoying. They were either:
Too clingy and wanted to see me everyday, wanted me to call them seemingly every hour and became upset when I wanted to see my friends.
A crier, what I mean by that is that they would cry over the smallest things and were basically too emotional.
The jealous type. I am not one to cheat, however these type of girls would always be accusing me of seeing or fancying somebody else.
Untrustworthy. These are girls who I just knew were only interested in playing the field and who were basically only worth dating for a bit of fun.
I then met when I was around twenty-one a girl who seemed too good to be true. She was none of the above and we got on so well it was scary.
All of my life, I had had a dream to live by the coast as I love the sea. I was from a big city and was not particularly happy living in this fast pace of life. I yearned for a quite and tranquil existence.
After around two years of being with this new girlfriend, we decided that we would live together and that we would make my dream move. I was very happy and we moved to the southwest coast of England to the county of Devon.
I was very happy in my new home but my girlfriend soon became homesick. She missed her friends, parents and the family pets. We were now seeing each other basically all day everyday, where we had only spent around four nights a week together when we had lived in the city. We did not know anyone who lived in Devon and things began to become strained.
My girlfriend was now becoming quite moody and often stated that she wanted to move back. I certainly did not want to and hoped that she would soon grow to love Devon, as I did, and that she would meet new friends. I was still very happy to live with her and felt sure that it was just teething pains.
One day I arrived back at the bungalow where we lived, after doing some food shopping. I opened the door which to my surprise had been locked. Her car was not there and I wondered where she may have gone to. As I entered the living room, to my horror I found that many things were no longer there. Pictures I had purchased, the dvd player, the stereo and many ornaments had been taken. I looked around the rest of the bungalow and found many other items also missing.
It suddenly dawned on me that she had left me, and also taken as you have read a lot of stuff. I did not care about any of the items but was gutted that she had obviously dumped me. I was sat on a chair and could not stop crying.
I then decided to phone her but half way through dialing the number I stopped myself. I sat down and thought about what I may have done wrong. I could not think of anything major, I had not hit her, I had not cheated on her, the only thing I could think of is that I had not agreed to move back to the city with her.
I decided not to call her and started to think about all of the things I disliked about her, for example her mood swings. There were to be no more tears and instead I was going to celebrate being single by drinking a few beers and by ordering a pizza. She hated me drinking beer, but now I could.
I thought in a positive way about the future and was determined to stick it out in Devon. I will meet somebody else I thought to myself.
It was not easy to think in this way and I did miss her, I had after all dated her for a long time. She did not seem to miss me however as she did not phone me once to see how I was. This made me angry and actually made me think that I could probably do better.
How would she have reacted if I had done something wrong, if this is how she is going to react when I haven’t, I thought to myself. I would have at least thought she could have given me an ultimatem, for example I will leave you if you do not move back with me. Problem is what would I have done then.
As luck has it, I actually met my present fiancee the day after this all happened. We now have a child together and I could not be happier.
In conclusion, always think in a positive way, if you have done in your own mind nothing wrong, there is nothing to worry about. The person who has dumped you is probably not worth it anyway as the whole ethos of a proper relationship, is about support and about sticking together through the good times and the bad. If they are going to walk at the first sign of trouble they are probably not the person you thought they were.
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Wednesday, August 12th, 2009
I believe finding happiness and success are more than just money. If you are not finding happiness in your family, this is to remind you that you have the power to improve your life within your family.
Here are Lori Prokop’s 8 ways to create a happy family:
1) Start with yourself. Finding happiness starts by deciding that you will create the loving spirit that can create a happy family. Develop an energy and personality where simply your spirit and presence will heal others and rejuvenate your family.
2) Look at yourself. Ask yourself this question and give yourself a true answer: “Am I contributing to family happiness or unhappiness?”
3) Heal within any feelings of mistrust or anger. This can seem to be an impossible task. But it is achievable and vital to finding happiness and success. People make mistakes. Some make them only once. Others repeat their mistakes over and over. Each person is doing the best they can at the emotional intelligence level they have achieved. If someone is being hurtful, blameful, angry or attacking, they are living at a very low emotional intelligence level.
That doesn’t mean you need to live in this painful place with them. Practice treating everyone in the family with love. You may not be able to be around them because of their chosen personality or behaviors. You can pray, intend or send loving energy to them. They will receive it and the power of love will heal them in remarkable ways, often better than we could have dreamed.
4) Choose to live in the upper six levels of your Life Guidance System. You have 21 emotional levels. Fifteen create what you don’t want and six emotional levels create what you do want. People ask me, “Lori Prokop, how can I live in the emotional levels that create more of what I want and result in finding happiness?” Don’t be a part of family problems. Heal yourself and become a cure. Don’t tell your family you have chosen to do this. Just do it. They will notice the difference. Your newly chosen emotional levels will create positive results. With your lead and example, your family members can learn to love and respect each other.
5) Encourage high regard for each other. Teach, by example, that each family member accepts all others and lets each be who they are. With some wisdom and insight, it is easy to see how people’s personalities have developed. Even if you are repulsed by someone, it is possible to see why they act as they do. When the development process and history of their personalities is respected, even the most difficult people lighten up. When people feel understood, they no longer feel the need to defend. Love and acceptance of each person’s history will create the feeling of goodwill and real understanding.
6) Have no certain expectations chiseled in stone. Rather, expect the best and be open to what that manifests as. When we expect something certain we are often limiting the outcome by our own limited thinking. Do not expect everyone to change at once or that it will come easily. For some the change seems immediate, for others it can take time. For some healing will seem effortless, others will need to hit rock-bottom before they begin.
For some letting go of harmful beliefs, hurtful thinking and destructive prejudices happens gradually, sometimes only after personal pain or disasters. This is sometimes a challenge because we want things right now. Many times I say to myself, “Lori Prokop, why can’t these other people do the right things?” Pray their healing will be a safe, loving and wonderful experience. The most important element is that someone must start the healing. It will pick up for others from there.
7) Believe in assistance from a Higher Power. This is a non-religious, non-denominational, spiritual step. Miracles can and will happen for those who ask for help from a Source of 100% pure light and love. Choose actions and options that are 100% pure light and love.
Intend only the best for each family member. One person using their power of intention by sending energy of 100% pure light and love to other family members, though he or she may do it without others knowing, will in time see others are motivated to improve their lives. When the intention of 100% pure light and love becomes a family practice, members will grow deeper in spiritual connection and have an easier time finding happiness.
So here is what Lori Prokop believes. Ultimately, you can change even the toughest family situation for the better. You can help family member experience success and help yourself in the process of finding happiness.
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Wednesday, August 5th, 2009
A child’s first scribbling is something which it tries to express if you give a pencil in his hand. Drawing is relatively very simple and an easy skill and is something with which you can have great fun.
It is also relatively not a very expensive hobby and can start with paper and a pencil. It can go on till acquiring costly pen and tablets – a computer hardware through which you can draw on your computer. It is very costly; however the precision for perfection is very high.
Unlike earlier days, getting information on drawing and sketching is very easy and inexpensive. You can search information on Google and get various sites which teach drawing. Also, nowadays this art form is liked by many youngsters. Like all other art forms, with constant and systematic practice one can become a great artist.
Listed below are few drawing tips which can help anyone improve their skill and become an artist. Reading and practicing these in your daily routine will improve your skill.
1. If you are drawing and you are right handed person, ensure that the light is from your left side. This will prevent your hand shadow falling on your paper.
2. First step when you practice drawing – you should practice drawing line, straight line, curved line, scribbled lines, and your hand should obey the command of your thoughts and visions. You should control your hand and you should be able to bring out what you want.
3. You should further develop drawing circles, oval shapes, crossed lines and bold and thick lines. Just like how a baby develops from crawling stage to walking stage, your art should also develop step by step.
4. These lines and curves are like pillars to a building. The foundation should be strong enough to have a good building; similarly these initial small lines and curves will go a long way in your career. You should also start controlling the stress on your pencil. You should be able to bring the correct darkness and thickness in the lines what you draw.
5. Initially you will not be able to draw a circle or an oval shape correctly, nevertheless don’t get discouraged. You should practice and practice until you get perfection. You should also keep all your drawings carefully from the start to know how you are improving. You could also date your sketches and preserve it for the future.
6. You should concentrate in the area where you feel you are weak. If you are not able to shade properly then learn more to do that. You can try out your own style of shading. Build your own individuality, never copy from another artist.
7. Last but not the least, use good quality materials. 4B and 6B pencils and good chart paper or note book with good quality paper should be sufficient to start with. Quality definitely matters hence never compromise on quality.
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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
500SecretsAboutGirls.com: From the time that they’re little girls, women’s imaginations are filled with dreams of romance.
They have make-believe weddings with their dolls and teddy bears, they get crushes on boys (while boys are still more interested in building forts than stealing kisses), and even as adults they swoon over “chick flicks” about star-crossed lovers who beat the odds and find everlasting bliss in each others’ arms.
It can put a lot of pressure on a guy, figuring out just what women want in the romance department – is it all just candy and flowers?
What do women want from romance?
Tip Number 1: They want your complete attention.
A truly romantic gesture is one that lets a woman know that you were thinking of her, and only of her.
Anyone can buy flowers – heck, you can even get them at the supermarket. But a more romantic gesture is to buy her favorite flowers, and have them delivered to her office (where she can show them off to her jealous co-workers, of course).
Even more romantic is to show up at her place of work at closing time holding that big bunch flowers yourself, with a car waiting to take her to her favorite restaurant. Just remember that it’s not the flowers that are romantic – it is knowing what her favorite flower is, and making a grand gesture that is devoted purely to her.
Tip number 2: They want to know that you pay attention – and remember.
As I just mentioned about the flowers, romance isn’t about empty gestures.
As a guy, you may think that being romantic has to involve candlelight and roses, but anything you do that is thoughtful and unexpected is romantic.
Picking up an entire box of her favorite kind of ballpoint pen when you are at the office supply store is romantic.
Getting her some thick, fuzzy socks because the weather has turned cold, or bringing one of her favorite movies on DVD, or replacing her shampoo because you used some and saw it was getting low.
These things show that you think about her and, to women, that the main thing that romance is all about.
Tip number 3: They want to feel beautiful.
One of the best parts about romance is that it makes women feel desirable. Current research shows that women as young as ten suffer from negative body-image, and few women feel really good about their appearance most of the time.
But when she is being wined and dined by a new suitor, a woman feels pretty and special – and if she does not, the romance is not going to last long.
So tell her that her hair looks like velvet, that her skin is the softest you have ever touched, and that her eyes are like deep, glistening pools.
Tell her every complimentary thing that pops into your head, because this is the time to make her feel like a sexy goddess – and she will show her appreciation for your efforts.
Tip number 4: They want to be surprised.
Whether you have just started dating or you have been together for years, the key to romance is to keep her guessing. If a weekend trip together takes you past a small, family-run winery, stop in and enjoy an hour of wine-tasting – because doing something fun on the spur of the moment is romantic.
Stop by her office with lunch in the middle of the week, or just put a chocolate on her pillow so she will find it when she goes to bed. We all get bogged down with schedules and responsibilities, and it is tempting to take the easy road when it comes to dating and romance.
But to be truly romantic, you need to put a little thought into doing things that are fun and creative.
Tip number 5: They want to feel loved.
It is hard for men to understand, but women need regular reinforcement that they are loved, because they worry that their partner will fall out of love and leave.
Often, this fear is entirely irrational, but if the man they’re with does not say or do things to let her k now she still has his heart, she may fear the worst.
So tell her that she looks great in a certain dress, or that you love the smell of her perfume on her neck. Take her out to a nice restaurant for no reason in the middle of the week, and lay a rose on her side of the bed once in awhile.
Do not assume that she knows you love her simply because you’re still around – make her feel how much you care by acting like a man in love and treating her like someone who’s heart must be won again and again.
Some of the longest lasting marriages are those where each partner made sure the other knew how passionately they were loved, no matter how long they had been together. So keep the spark of romance alive!
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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
RetrieveALover.com: Do you always fall in love with a man who need rescuing??
How do you break the habit of falling in love with a man who needs rescuing?
As women, we have a natural nurturing instinct. We want to help others, to mother them, to take care of them.
Evolution made us the caregivers. Unfortunately, many women try to take this skill into their romantic relationships and wind up choosing men who need to be rescued — fixer-uppers, as they say in the real estate world. And it rarely ends well.
Why not? Because while it’s true that a lot of men need repairs, it’s seldom possible for a girlfriend or wife to provide them. Self-improvement is called SELF-improvement for a reason: The change has to come from within.
Men don’t like to be nagged, molded, and sculpted into something else.
Be honest: If someone came along and made YOU their project, how would respond?
Yet despite the obviousness of this fact — you can’t change a man, so you shouldn’t even try — countless women still make the attempt. Therapists write books about it.
Talk show hosts devote episodes to it. Comedians make jokes about it. (“She made me change everything about myself — and then complained that I wasn’t the man she fell in love with!”)
Why do we do it?
Sometimes the problem is very easy to understand: We just don’t notice we’re doing it. Studies show that for as much as women tend to dissect their individual relationships, they often overlook threads that run among several of them.
Hence, though you might have had four bad relationships in a row, you might not notice that they were all bad in the same way — i.e., that the men needed “fixing” and you weren’t able to make the repairs.
Identifying the pattern is the first step in breaking it, of course. Having recognized that you choose these men, what are the underlying reasons for it?
It often goes back to a woman’s earlier life and childhood. Despite our best efforts, we often subconsciously seek out relationships that mirror the ones our parents had. If your father was a deadbeat there’s a good chance you’ll unwitting look for men like him.
Sometimes it becomes a conscious thought: “My father was abusive to my mother, so if I find a man like that, I can fix him, and do what my mother couldn’t. I’ll make the world a better place.” Of course, reason tells us this just isn’t feasible most of the time.
Research suggests that what it usually boils down to is self-esteem.
Deep down, some women need these “projects” in order to feel good about themselves. They need to accomplish something, and this is all they feel there is available to them.
Psychologists say these women who feel incomplete without working on something should work on themselves first.
Finding out what’s really causing the problem — the low self-esteem — is critical.
Therapy and self-help books can be of assistance, but many times good old-fashioned soul-searching is all that’s needed.
What is it about yourself that you don’t like? Does it need to be changed, or is your negativity toward it irrational? If it needs to be changed, can you change it yourself?
In other cases, women do not feel they “deserve” a good man.
They keep subjecting themselves to men who need help because not only does trying to help them feed their own needs, but because they believe they’re not worthy of anything better. These women, too, must address the problems within themselves.
So what do you do if you realize the relationship you’re in is one of these fixer-uppers?
Do you stay or go?
First you need to accept that you are NOT going to be able to fix him.
Your case will not be the exception to the rule. No one can make anyone else change unless that person wants to change. It has to come from within.
Now, once you’re accepted that, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to get rid of the guy; it just means you have to stop trying to fix him. It may be that the man you chose as a fixer-upper is actually OK as he is, warts and all.
Sometimes the men that women try to “fix” are fine the way they are; women just want to make them better. Maybe your “project” falls under this category. If so, let him be. He’ll be pleasantly surprised that you’ve stopped working on him, and the relationship will be better for it.
But maybe he’s not that type. Maybe he really does need rescuing — from drugs, from immaturity, from irresponsibility, from alcohol, from something else. In that case, the only sensible thing is to cut him loose. You can’t take it upon yourself to save people.
It doesn’t make you a bad person to leave him. You have to see to your own happiness first, and being with a miserable character has never made anyone anything but miserable.
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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
AttractATrueLoveSecrets.com: One of the most common problems women report in their relationships is that they often find themselves falling for men who are unavailable.
This can include men who are already involved in relationships, whose jobs prevent them from devoting any time to a girlfriend, or who are unattached and have time but are simply emotionally immature and thus “unavailable” for a relationship.
Why do we keep attracting and choosing these men? It’s almost as if we WANT to fail!
Well, guess what. That may be part of it.
Some of the most common reasons for this pattern are as follows:
Number 1: Some women don’t actually want real commitment.
Number 2: Some women inadvertently seek to recreate the bad relationships their parents had.
Number 3: Some women have emotional baggage that prevents them from getting intimate, so they seek out men who can’t be intimate.
Number 4: Some women have low self-esteem that makes them believe they aren’t worthy of a good man.
Therapists say that in discussing the problem with their patients, they often find that subconsciously, some women don’t want real intimacy or commitment.
They have their own emotional blocks that are preventing them from seeking out healthy relationships — but since they crave companionship, simply being alone isn’t an option.
Hence, they subliminally look for a man who can qualify as a boyfriend but who can’t be anything lasting.
What causes this kind of self-sabotage?
Your own experiences with friends probably tell you what studies have confirmed: We often unintentionally seek out relationships that parallel our parents’.
If your mother constantly had to take care of your worthless father, you may find yourself looking for worthless men yourself.
If your parents were didn’t pay enough attention to you, you might look for men who will be similarly distant. History often wants to repeat itself.
The first step in ending this cycle for yourself is to recognize that it’s a problem. You’d be surprised how many women just don’t see it.
They bounce from one bad relationship to another, never connecting the dots to realize what all these men have in common. By finding the common thread — that they’re all unavailable, and that’s why the relationships don’t work out — you’ve taken the first step.
Of course, in some cases, it can be coincidence. Sometimes you just happen to fall for two guys in a row who are unavailable.
Two is a coincidence. Three starts to sound more like a pattern. Think about your past relationships. Why didn’t they work? Were there a variety of factors, or are they attributable to more or less the same thing?
If you think you’ve fallen into the trap of pursuing men you can’t or shouldn’t have, stop to think about why that might be. What was your parents’ relationship like? How was your relationship with them? Have your recent romantic failures paralleled it at all?
Consider also whether you have other baggage that could be stopping you from enjoying a healthy relationship.
Often these are self-esteem issues. Women’s magazines are full of articles about women who don’t feel “worthy” of a good relationship, who feel like they don’t deserve a good man so they constantly take the scrubs instead.
Increasing your self-esteem is a topic too large for this issue here alone, but that’s what it boils down to. Improve your love for yourself and you may find your behavior improving to match it.
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To attract men who are trustworthy and reliable, who will treat you with love and respect, you need to love and respect yourself.
That means not letting men treat you shabbily. We’re not talking about being a diva here. We’re talking about expecting the men you date to treat you with courtesy and respect — and more importantly, not giving them any reason to think you deserve any less.
Sleeping with a guy on the first date doesn’t exactly send the message that you’re a classy woman who should be treated with respect.
If you are honoring yourself and your womanhood by acting with confidence and class, then men should see it and act accordingly.
If they don’t — and this is important — don’t put up with it.
Kick any man to the curb who doesn’t treat you the way you deserve to be treated. That will quickly weed out the unavailable men and leave only the decent ones in the pool.
Dating can be terribly taxing on a woman’s ego, self-esteem and sanity. There’s so much rejection inherent in finding a mate that it can hard to keep going after one relationship ends. The important thing is to feel good about yourself, to treat yourself properly and to truly believe that you deserve good things.
Once you’re there, you’ll find that the men who are no good for you will stop being appealing, and only the good ones will strike your fancy.
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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
Marriage should be a happy time for a couple. You have survived the rigors of dating and courtship. Now it is time to reap the rewards and spend a pleasant life together.
But many couples find marriage to be a difficult adjustment to make. There is a “honeymoon” phase, and then life settles into a routine.
Husbands and wives start to irk one another. The passion of the early marriage starts to fade away.
Can this be stopped? Of course it can. With some work and communication, two people who love each other can continue to love being married to each other forever.
As women, there are certain things we can avoid, things that are instant turn offs to men in marriage. Here are five.
1. Complaining, nagging, and criticizing.
This is always at the top of the list in surveys of married men when asked what their wives do that bothers them.
As much as he loves you, he wants to be his own man, too. And let us face it, no one, male or female, likes being picked at.
Of course, we don’t usually see our gentle reminders not to leave his socks on the floor as “picking.” If he would just DO it, we wouldn’t have to keep mentioning it. But to him, it sounds like you’re harping, nagging about the same thing over and over again. And it drives him crazy.
So what to do? Men’s minds are analytical. They like to solve problems. So make your suggestions in the form of solutions rather than complaints. Instead of saying, “I hate it when you leave your socks on the floor,” say, “It will be much easier for me to do laundry if your socks are in the hamper instead of on the floor, sweetie.” See?
The first was a complaint; the second was a solution. Surely he can’t fail to see the logic in it, and if he forgets after that, you’ll know it’s an honest forgetting, not laziness or spite. And since you love him, you can forgive that.
2. Trying to control him.
This goes along with number 1. Men like to be independent. They like their buddies, they like their football games, they like their poker nights with the guys. But you like him to be home with you.
Who’s right?
This is one where you may have to make some compromises. There is no reason he shouldn’t be allowed to hang out with his friends and do whatever it is those guys do when they get together — provided he is still being a good husband and father too, of course.
If he is out EVERY night with the guys, then maybe there’s a problem. But if it’s once a week or so, and he has a fun time, then what’s the harm? It is selfish to insist he stay home with you all the time.
To compensate for it, you can arrange activities for just the two of you that go beyond just staying home and having a normal dull evening.
Make sure the weekends are full of couples-only activities, or plan specific “date nights” once a week. That way, you can make sure you’re getting a special evening with him at least as often as his friends get one.
3. Withholding sex out of anger or spite. Your husband should not expect you to have sex whenever and wherever he wants to. If he’s a typical man, he wants to have sex more or less constantly, so it’s not really feasible. But he shouldn’t have to contend with you using sex as a weapon against him, either.
Sex is the most intimate part of a relationship, and some consider it the most sacred. Either partner using it as a way of controlling or hurting the other one cheapens it.
If you’re angry with your husband, talk to him about it, calmly and rationally. Do not withhold sex and then make him guess why. Those kinds of games are beneath you.
4. Letting your emotions control your thinking.
It is a scientific fact that men solve problems analytically while women solve problems emotionally. It is also a fact that that difference is what drives both genders the craziest.
Still, that does not mean you should let your emotions dictate everything you say or do. It does not make any sense to refuse to go to a party with him tonight because he failed to notice you got your haircut earlier today.
That is emotion talking. When you feel yourself getting emotional, that is fine — you are a woman; emotions are part of who you are. The trick is to avoid making decisions when you’re in that state. Wait till you have calmed down again and become your normal self.
5. Letting yourself go physically.
This is a touchy subject because it usually happens to both spouses. You’re both so busy with work, home and the kids that you stop exercising and get out of shape. But it is men who are more likely to complain about it.
One solution is to make it a joint effort. As you notice yourself slipping into poor eating habits and zero exercise, talk to your husband.
Suggest the two of you take up jogging together, or go for walks after dinner, or join a gym together.
He will see you’re making an effort to maintain the lovely figure he fell in love with, and you can keep him from becoming a couch potato, too. Plus, any time you spend together is going to strengthen your relationship.
It is tragic to for small things to split marriages apart, but it happens all the time. There is no reason to let it happen to you. Remember that you love each other and do what you can to keep the fires burning.
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