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Dating, married, single, divorced, and more. Advice on the relationships you have in life. Dear, Humans..
Just an Article about Sharing Personal Stories about Relationships
Now, there are all types of articles about relationship advice, and the main source that people get if from is well, social media or all those gossip magazines. We're exposed to it at such a young age, from movies and television shows, to books and many other things, but from all those mainstream things, nobody really, well, tells us their story. And maybe I am willing to share my stories from the five serious relationships that I've been in during my twenty one-ish years of life.
By Carly Mackay8 years ago in Humans
Romantically Financed
Attraction and preferences foster relationships to make easier transitions for individuals toward romance. Two people came together with their own individuality. Their affinity for each other creates positive energy to establish a relationship. They bring unique personalities to the union. The component that is overlooked within a relationship is FINANCES!
By Jefferson Jones8 years ago in Humans
Ten Things You Should Never Do After a Break-up
Break-ups are painful, whether you were the one to break things off, or the one who was left. You go through different phases of stress, withdrawal from your regular daily activities and the people in your life, and you probably cry a lot; that's OK. It is a moment for emotions and life changes to run high, and a time for you to ask yourself all the questions: what went wrong? Did I do something? Were we really not meant to be?
By Delilah Jayde8 years ago in Humans
To His next Girl
To His next Girl, I know you probably hate me and we haven't even met, I get it, it's normal. I'm sure I will be a little resentful when I first find out about you too. I don't want you to be intimidated by our pictures together as they are only memories of the past. You will never have to worry about me texting, calling or being around, but there are a few things I want you to know since you are his person now.
By Sam Villemaire8 years ago in Humans
Don't Revive That Friendship
So some of us have been there, while plenty of others haven't. It's fine, some times its okay to leave some things left unsaid, to leave some friendships in the past. But when it comes from a beautiful friendship to a toxic relationship should we be letting them back into our lives? When you felt like you would drag heaven and hell for them and they just turn around and hurt you, should you allow them back? I'm going to tell you a story about when that happened to me and I'll let you decide if it was deemed worthy enough to try to stay friends.
By Kaliegh Rose8 years ago in Humans
Confidence and Fake Friends: How Do They Connect?
There is always that one person you know that is really cocky, but they defend their cockiness by saying they are just confident in themselves. First of all, there is a big difference in being confident and being a jerk; those are two different things. I have always been told my whole life confidence in yourself is key, which is true. Everyone needs to have confidence. But there is a line that when crossed turns that person into a really really big pain in the but. Every person can admit that in their high school there was always that one person whom everyone despised. Those people usually act the same, they feel they are entitled and turn their nose up at other people, and they think they are better than everyone else. As I mentioned before there is nothing wrong with being confident.
By Anaya Chambers8 years ago in Humans
Best Polyamorous Relationship Tips to Make It Work
Polyamory is not easy. If you think having a single boyfriend or girlfriend is hard, imagine how difficult it is to juggle two at the same time. Speaking as someone who was in a polyamorous relationship with five different people, I'll be the first to say it's not for everyone.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart8 years ago in Humans
What Love Is like After an Emotionally Abusive Relationship
Emotional abuse is never something you think that you'll be a victim of. You think that you will "know the signs" and "never will deal with that" until you are in a romantic relationship with someone who is. You don't take those red flags as bad; he's just "caring" and "protective of his own." He's not. It's abuse that affects you mentally and physically. Unfortunately, this is extremely common, and when you are in it, you don't realize what is going on.
By Madison Zygadlo8 years ago in Humans
