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Hello dear visitor and welcome to my site. Pleas let me tell you a little about me and who I am. And later, after that, you will see why and how I believe I can be useful for you at this moment ,when you are probably needing some love or relationship help and advice, ok?

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01 22nd, 2010

The key to a happy relationship could be accepting that some miserable times are unavoidable.Researchers from California State University, North Ridge and Virginia Tech said that accepting these problems is better than striving for perfection. And they blame cultural fairy tales and modern love stories for perpetuating the myth that enjoying a perfect relationship is possible.”It’s a myth that, with enough effort, we can achieve a state without suffering. Healthcare professionals may not helping the situation. The field of mental health perpetuates this myth with the very concept of mental health, which implies a state without suffering. It was important to explore what people mean by a happy and healthy relationship because nobody’s life or relationship can be in a permanent state of happiness – there will always be more difficult times,” said research team leader Dr (Ms) Diane Gehart, a professor at the university.But this belief can eventually cause people to believe that with enough effort they can eliminate suffering. There is an unrealistic aim in relationships, and striving to achieve it can lead people to feel they have failed. “Couples need to build strengths, such as understanding in their relationships to help them cope in these hard times and appreciate the good times,” Ms Gehart said.

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A recent study reveals that women stare more than men do. Love-Lectures.com asks people and finds out if that is truly the case…The looks are on the men now. They can expect anything from a quick glance, to a lingering stare from the fairer sex. If men have the looks, women will look, says the study by a US college. Most women agree that while it’s amusing to watch shy guys look away when they’re subjected to such stares, checking out guys can be quite a high.Singer Anushka totally agrees with this and says, ‘Any woman will drool over the hunks. Women certainly eye men, but they do it discreetly. I check out hot men all the time, but from a distance. If the man is really good looking, I walk up to him and compliment him. What’s the harm in looking?” she asks.The way men and women ogle at the opposite sex is different. “When men stare at women they’re mostly thinking about sex. With women, it’s about admiration. I won’t deny that I drool over men like Brad Pitt and George Clooney,” says model Maureen Marsh. But, while men look at all women, the fairer sex spends time only on men who are high on good looks. Tv Anchor Sharon engages in harmless ogling when she’s abroad, but adds that, “I don’t really look at men on the beach since I don’t find them attractive in their underwear. But, I do admire the good looking men you find elsewhere.”Model turned actress Anna Johnson feels that women looking at men is a new trend and says, “In our country, women are anyday better looking than men. So, on those rare occasions when you do spot a good looking guy, you tend to shower him with extra attention.” Men are certainly lapping up the attention bestowed on them.

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01 13th, 2010

Even if you’ve been together for years, experts say flirting sends natural amphetamines and endorphins surging through the body, stimulating an instant emotional “high” not unlike orgasm. Pretend you’ve just met him (or her) and act as you did at the beginning. Dress sexily, look your partner straight in the eye when he talks to you, and be aware of your body when you move in front of him.

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My wife filed divorce 2 years ago. The judge ordered 50/50 custody and ordered me to pay child support. Since then, we’ve been working things out and neither of us have persued completing the divorce in over a year.

How do we stop the divorce, and do we have to go back to court to stop the child support?

Also, if we split up again will he have to fight for custody all over again?

You have to go back to court to stop child support and fill out papers on why you want to stop the divorce. If you split again, you do have a right to fight for custody, but I would try to do it amicable and do visitations and agree on something between the two of you that works so that courts do not need to be involved. Ask yourself why you would want to fight for custody, is it to get back at her or because you really feel the child is better with you. Try to be civil so not to include the courts, I would not let anger get in the way of what is best for the child.

However, I am happy that this story turned around. Divorce is ugly and marriage takes work and commitment and love. It needs nourishment to grow like a flower. So, you can stop the divorce. I would talk to your lawyer exactly about the paper work that you have to fill out.



ive heard of books and counselors that have guarenteed ways to stop a divorce dead in its tracks with some things you can buy some things you can do and things youcan say. does anyone have a good experience with that and can give me some feedback?

It really depends on why you are considering divorce in the first place. First thing to do is pray. Pray together!

Go to stopunwanteddivorce.com and read it. There are other sites as well but this one is good. Another good one that does not require ordering a book is stopyourdivorce.com. This one gives clear easy to read and do examples to help you through a tough situation.

Both of you need to take a step backwards and realize why you got married in the first place. Nothing is so bad that it can not be fixed. Marriage takes work. It takes patience. It takes both of you working toward your future, not just one. It takes being consistent. It takes forgiveness.

If only one of you want to stop it you may have a hard time. But study up on it and get in touch with your local church and get counseling.

If the two of you can overcome this there is nothing that can get in the way of your happiness. But, both of you have to want it.



Two years ago, I dated a guy that I fell head over heels for. The problem was that he didn’t know what he wanted, and he was heavy into drugs. I’m a very serious person by nature, and once I realized that he was flighty – I had to cut him off. But I was heartbroken; he had treated me badly throughout the relationship.

I went to school and met a great guy – smart, ambitious, funny – but I kept comparing him to my ex (because as great as this current guy is, I still love the ex more). I finally managed to put that aside for the boyfriend’s sake, because he is very good to me.

Well, last night I got a phone call, and sure enough it was my ex (we talk pretty often, although I have always made it clear we were just friends). He told me he wanted to get back together and that he still loves me; he said he was working on quitting drugs, and has already stopped the drinking, and is actively going to a therapist. A few other people confirm this story.

He wants me to go on a romantic getaway with him, and to date him again. But I don’t want to hurt my boyfriend because he treats me well, and loves me very much and I can imagine a future with him. At the same time, I can imagine a future with my ex (one involving a lot of love).

Should I go on the trip, or tell him I can’t and cut him off? And who do you think is the best choice – dating someone I love more than anything, or dating someone safe who I have learned to love?

Well, I think that you should think about your current relationship independently of whether or not your ex exists. If you are considering leaving him for someone else, even though he is a sweet guy, I don’t think he is the right guy for you. It’s really not fair to him either.
But about the ex, I think it’s got trouble written all over it. I’m not saying it could never be a good situation, but I don’t think you should go with him while he’s still going through therapy and in the process of quitting drugs. Until he is completely clean and completely stable you are probably better off being a supportive friend. He has enough to think about and work through without adding a relationship to the mix.
Anyways, that’s just my opinion. I hope it helps



We just broke up and the thoughts of him with someone else and moving on are driving me crazy. Any one know how to deal with this or have any words of wisdom?

Thanks! :)

Take your mind off of it by doing something else. Spend more time with your friends that you most likely haven’t seen much of since you’ve been in a relationship. They’ll get you through the toughest of times. When you feel ready, then go out and try to meet someone new.



My ex and I had some problems, and we never really solved them just pushed them aside. We broke up, but admitted we still loved each other very much. My love went back home to be with family in another state for a while, and may possibly want to come back which has already been discussed. I want my love back here with me now though, I made a huge mistake and want to fix things and make our love strong again. How do I go about doing this, Please help?

Dealing with the issues you pushed aside would be my guess!



My ex left me about a month ago and i can’t move on. We broke up because she felt smothered. I still love her and am willing to do anything to get her back. I tried to talk to her about it but we ended up foghting so I figured a love letter was a good idea. Any other suggestions are welcome.

Here is a great website on how to get your ex back. Check it out if you want to:
http://magicofgetloveback.blogspot.com/



My ex and i broke up in November, thing is she has some small items of mine that i want back, but i cant ring the house phone or go to the house cos her dad threatened me with the police last week, im kind of scared, what can i do?

To keep this civil, first try sending a letter….send it to her Dad, not to her. Tell him that she has some of your personal items, and you will need to list them, and you would like them returned. Tell him you will respect his wishes that you stay away, if he will agree to meet you at a neutral location and return your belongings. Tell him otherwise, you will have no choice but to get the police involved. List your phone number. Make a copy of the letter for yourself. Send him the letter, and give him a week to respond. If he doesn’t respond, or responds in a threatening manner, call the police and they will escort you to retrieve your property.



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