This month was my husband and I’s 3 year wedding anniversary, and if I’m being really honest I have become awful at gift giving let alone finding gift ideas in general. I’m more of the sentimental type, so I love giving gifts with meaning or that have homemade sentimental value. If you’re looking for a DIY anniversary […]
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When we think of romance – we think heart-stopping butterflies, that vigorous desire for adventure and the anticipation of endless possibilities with someone special. When we’re romanced, we feel good – it is what it is. And when we have this feeling from that perfect person, it should last a lifetime on its own, right?
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Our entire existence seeks and thrives on connection, yet we forget that Love in its entirety is also based on faith. Having faith in the good in someone without pretenses. You know, not judging a book by its cover or assuming that the next person will be anything like the last. It’s being able to see
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It’s not that I think I would be a bad mom. I actually believe I would be a decent parent – not perfect, but certainly not disastrous. Who is perfect, anyway? And yet, still, I’m on the fence about having kids. I already know what it means and feels like to Love something beyond measure.
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It’s simple: you can’t allow inevitable imperfections to ruin your shot at a decent, meaningful relationship. Especially those petty and irrational arguments. OK – easier said than done. When I say petty, I’m talking about the things that shouldn’t really become a problem or create more problems in the first place. When all is said
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Thanksgiving and Christmas are the two major Holidays for couples and new relationships where it may seem like you’re stepping on one another’s toes. Whether you celebrate the Holidays or not, it’s important to consider Holiday expectations in your relationship. In a previous post, I talked about how the Holidays can make or break new
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Fellow introverts, we know – we have easily been given a bad rep when it comes to relationships. That’s not even including our social skills, life outlook and way of thinking. We are often seen and labeled as unpredictable, anti-social, emotionally unstable, pessimistic, boring and over-analytical perfectionists. What’s often forgotten is our many strengths –
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My [now] husband is the first and only person I moved in with outside of living with my parents. Nope, I never lived on my own. #stillnoregrets. I know that’s not everybody’s ideals or current situation, but moving in together as a couple was a huge deal to me, in general, and especially because we
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Without even realizing it, we engage in behavior that corrodes our relationships slowly over time from day one. This is likely inevitable – reversible, but inevitable. We might see this corrosion as security, contentment or a sense of complete comfort with our spouse. What we fail to believe is that we are allowing the relationship
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Am I the only one who loves rekindling the flame every now and then? No – I didn’t think so. Plus, I also enjoy relishing in the memories of when my husband and I were dating. When he would come pick me up at my parent’s house, have a date (or adventure, as he calls
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