Showing posts with label Relationship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Relationship. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

SHOWTIME





Some people say their love with words, some show with action, others prove with both, but most hide their true feelings. However, you cannot and should not expect your partner to just understand and accept they way you love them. Give them some signs of the fact that you do love them because in their eyes and heart it might not look or feel that way at all. Saying you love someone is meaningless if you cannot show it. It is not enough to just say it. It is easy to say things. Consider showing your love for your partner the way they would want you to even if it is just once in a while. They can be very surprised, pleased, and happy to know that you care about them enough to do it. You should also know that it is going to take time for your partner to see your love for them. They may not realize right away that it is how you evince your love, it is concealed behind your lack of availability, or because they are preoccupied with other things. And the problem with hiding your feelings and not showing them every now and then is that maybe they are not so much hidden as gone. In the end, what matters is not how you display it but the fact that you do show it. 
You need to love in a way that feels right and comfortable for you. You need not love someone like the way it is in stories, fairy tales, television, or movies because those are fantasies and you live in real world where not everything is romantic, cute, sweet, perfect, happy, and beautiful. You should not blame or hate yourself if you cannot love someone in a gentle, warm, direct manner. 

Thursday, February 9, 2012

CHANGE






When you have someone else in your life, you will have to deal with and start trying to accept the fact that your life cannot remain the same. Most relationships fail because people cling to their old ways and refuse to adopt necessary approaches and adapt to unfamiliar and uncomfortable situations. The whole point of being in a relationship is so that your life can change. And for it to change, you have to be willing to. You do not like changes because you love the way things are now. But changes will not be changes forever. If you learn to adjust to them then they will become part of your new self and your new life. To change properly, meaning that the right changes are made and that they can be beneficial, one has to know first what one needs to change. One basic fact that can help and you must already know is that everyone is different, including you and your partner. You may have agreed to build a relationship together, but that does not mean that you somehow changed your identities. And when there are differences, there are discords. To avert disagreements, find out things about you that are likely to cause them and do something about it.

Nevertheless, changing yourself is not all of it. Seeing how you and your partner have altered and are changing each other's life must be done as well. Notice both positive and negative differences that have occurred as a result of your relationship. This is how you determine if the relationship has produced the aimed outcome and what course of action that must be taken if you plan on staying together. Let us take it one by one, starting with in what ways your life has been transformed by your partner. You may feel like you are a lot better person now because they are a good influence on you. They remind you that everyone has feelings so you treat them more nicely. They explain why there are rules in public places so you begin to follow them. They find and tell you the good things that you have so you no longer loathe yourself. They also complete you by bringing the things that you need. Their confidence relieves your doubt, their courage calms your fear, and their wisdom ends your folly.

Being a good partner is not particularly similar for everybody. Different couples will require distinct changes and produce dissimilar effects. While all relationships welcome endearing qualities such as caring, fun, kind, honest, or understanding, you have to remember that those all are who you are. Whoever your partner is, you would still be that way. But since you are with this particular one, then your relationship will have its own characteristics. The way they affect your life must be different from that of other people. If you have been with more than one person, then you must be able to realize this. That is merely one end of the process, though. The other one is about what you could do for them. There must be something, or some things, that your partner needs from and looks for in you above all. Maybe it is safety, patience, candor, or sincerity. It could be anything. What you should do is look at the other relationships that they already have. They have family, friends, and coworkers. See what they do not get from those other people because that is where you can come in. Be their partner, not just have them as yours.

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Contents


PART ONE: SELF

CHAPTER 1
PILOT
The Common Things
The Unfairness of Life
Black, White, and Grey
Money and Happiness
The Little Things
Meaning and Purpose
Living Life to the Fullest
Saving the World

PART TWO: DATING

CHAPTER 2
JOHN DOE & JANE DOE
Of Types, Criteria and Standards
Self-Improvements
The Crossroads
When Worlds Collide
Friendship and Romance
Execution
Rejection

CHAPTER 3
RESERVATION FOR TWO
Introduction
Extending Courtesy
Altering Personality
Having Conversation
Save the Date
Conclusion
The Talk
Moving On

CHAPTER 4
FIGHT OR FLIGHT
Sources of Fear
Risks and Reward
Challenges and Temptations
Settling Down
The Candidates

PART THREE: RELATIONSHIP

CHAPTER 5
PARTNERS
The Beginning & The End
Evolution
Change
The Others

CHAPTER 6
SILENCE IS GOLDEN
Doing It
Words Substitute
Causes & Effects

CHAPTER 7
MURPHY’S LAW
Know Your Enemy
The Core of It
Available Help
A System for All
Breaking up is Hard to Do

CHAPTER 8
L
Love and Hate
Desperate for Love
First Love
Afraid of Love
What You Want Is Not What You Get
Showtime
Loving Someone

CHAPTER 9
THE NEXT LEVEL
Questions
The Future
The Big Day

PART FOUR: MARRIAGE

CHAPTER 10
WELCOME
Marriage
Duties
Family
Home
In-Laws
Relations
Living Together
Goals
Divorce

CHAPTER 11
AGAIN
Life Happened
Making Memories
Memory Lane
Your Precious

CHAPTER 12
LIFE AS WE KNOW IT
Managing Lives
Staying Connected
Me Time

CHAPTER 13
SICKNESS, POORER, WORSE
In Sickness and In Health
For Richer or For Poorer
For Better or For Worse

PART FIVE: PARENTHOOD

CHAPTER 14
FOR THE LOVE OF YOUR CHILD
Father Mother
A Reason
Holding the Horses
Common Mistakes
Discussion
Preparation
Adjustments
Conceiving
Pregnancy

CHAPTER 15
NEW BEGINNING
Child Care
Point of No Return
Partners and Parents

CHAPTER 16
TOMORROW
Great Parents
Setting Priority
Teamwork
Protection
Befriend
Teacher

CHAPTER 17
THERE’S MORE THAN ONE OF EVERYTHING
Single Parent
Divorced Parents
Substitute Parent
Adoptive Parents
Special Parents

PART SIX: FAREWELL

CHAPTER 18
A PAIN IN THE HEART
Flashback
The Lasts
Life Goes On

CHAPTER 19
THE HARD WAY
Hard Feelings
Missing Item
Irrational Thinking
Misery Loves Company
Getting Over Breakup
Lesson Learned
Reuniting
Single Life
Starting Anew

CHAPTER 20
STATE OF THE UNION
Taking On the World
Rebuilding Life

CHAPTER 21
AND THEN THERE WERE NONE
Grieving
Guilt & Regret
Letting Go
Redecorating
The Memories

CHAPTER 22
EVERYBODY DIES
Getting Old
Dying
Unfinished Business
Sudden Death
Suicide
Death