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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Are you settling? How to know if you’re caught up in the wrong relationship
Settling involves suppressing your desires, usually because you believe that what you want is unattainable. You might tell yourself that your expectations are too high, or that you don’t deserve what you want. Settling is a sign that your partner … Continue reading
Learn the five love languages to deepen the connection with your partner
I have some bad news – you may not be loving your partner the way they want to be loved. Depending on your partner’s love language, they may want you to show your love in a different way. I will … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, Gary Chapman, healthy relationship, love, love languages, partner, relationships, tools
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4 ways to get through the cold winter months
Well, it looks like it’s that time again. It’s getting colder. It’s getting darker. Time to find your big winter jacket and boots. Most of us dread this part of the year. Here are some tips that will help you get … Continue reading
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Tagged 52 ways, coping, depression, mood, psychology, seasonal affective disorder, winter
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