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  • 8 What-ifs that ruin a good relationship [+ A chance at Love]

    8 What-ifs that ruin a good relationship [+ A chance at Love]

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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…

  • How to get over him for good, and move on

    How to get over him for good, and move on

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    Breakups are hard, but remaining stuck in heartache is debilitating. Woman to woman, here’s how to get over him for good, and move on to being happy. But how do you know you’re stuck? Everything – I mean everything – brings you back to that very spot where you begin to question, well, everything. Why…

  • The Worst Dating Advice I Ever Received [+ Totally Ignored!]

    The Worst Dating Advice I Ever Received [+ Totally Ignored!]

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    Woah, hey, stop right there – what you’re about to read may be shocking. Can’t say I didn’t warn you, so if you can manage a little sour taste in the mouth, then let’s goooo. Besides, the truth isn’t always comfy, so if you struggle with feeling convicted and sitting with discomfort then there are…

  • If you’re dating an introvert, here’s what you should know

    If you’re dating an introvert, here’s what you should know

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    Here’s the thing: dating, in itself, takes work! Whether someone is an introvert or extrovert – doesn’t matter. I used to think I was an ambivert, hands down, but as I’ve gotten older (now into my 30s), I realized I spent way too many years of my life MASKING. So if you’re dating an introvert,…

  • Transparency is the REAL couple’s goals

    Transparency is the REAL couple’s goals

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    We can’t deny this is true, that we (at least, in America and probably most European nations) live in this increasing “new-age” of hyper-independence. And this is reflected in many aspects of our lives – through our lifestyle [habits, commitments, priorities], ideology [thinking, beliefs], upbringing [conditioning], career, relationships, and even how we simply treat others…