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With the holidays fast
approaching, our emotions seem to jump all over the place. We’re
excited, anxious, stressed, because there’s so much to plan, and we
want the holidays to be perfect. Yet, the thought of the holiday
dinner quickly reminds us of past events that have been anything
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Do you think ARGUING over a disagreement really helps to resolve a problem in a relationship? When I say “Arguing”, I’m not talking about a simple disagreement like whether or not we’re having fish instead of pasta for dinner tonight. I’m talking about angry arguing, say… Read More »
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Parents quibble over many a decision regarding their children: what to name them, whether or not they should be baptized and, most importantly, whether they should be a Crip or a Blood. This doesn’t sound familiar to you? Well the rest of this story is really going to throw you for a loop. You… Read More »
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By Jane Powell - www.MeditationsForWomen.com “Don’t be afraid of
conflict.” It’s natural to become agitated when you face conflict
or disagreement. But when you think about it, conflict is a part of
life. It’s inescapable. Approaching conflict with a sense of… Read More »
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No, I don't mean knock-down drag out fights over important issues. I'm talking about "discussions" about where to go to eat for dinner, why he should take a left instead of a right at the T intersection, and why Suzie should be allowed to wear those shoes to day care…
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Sounds crazy, but it’s true! Simply put, the first argument you have with your partner, if left unresolved, will manifest itself time and time again—in different forms—throughout your entire relationship.
When we fall in love and begin a partnership, we temporarily maintain our best behavior and avoid making waves. As we become more comfortable in the relationship and issues arise that are important to us, we argue our point, thus experiencing our first argument or major disappointment. But we often minimize it, figuring the matter was settled and resolved. After all, it was really no big deal anyway…right? Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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The key in all this soul-searching has to be what people want in any relationship. What, exactly, do they hope to come out of it? One cannot have an improvement if one is not sure what is lacking or what could make things better. Read More »
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