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One Of The Worst Things You Can Say (or Facebook or Tweet or Instagram) In Front Of Your Children.
In the past month I have watched two lovely female friends post photos on social media with their (relatively new) partners. Both of these lovely women referred to their (relatively new) partners as “the love of my life.” Nice, eh? … Continue reading
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Tagged children, children will listen, daughter, divorce, father, love, love of life, middle age, mother, relationships, social media, son, worst thing to say
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Great Expectations … and Why We Should Abandon Them.
I recently engaged in a dialogue with a friend about keeping score. She was telling me how her mother used to keep score all the time. About social engagements. As in “We invited them so now it’s their turn to … Continue reading
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Tagged disappointment, expectations, family, friendship, give and take, hospitality, keeping score, love, optimism, pressure, relationships, worth
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Are You Taking Care Of Your Single Friends?
When I was in my 20s I was sort of single. What I mean is I was sort of in a relationship but I still sort of acted single. Hey now, don’t judge me. I was in my 20s. In … Continue reading
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Tagged caring, couples, effort, friendship, girlfriends, help, human, inclusion, interaction, love, middle age, pair, pay it forward, relationships, single friends, socializing, unite
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What Will YOU do this Friday (Valentine’s Day, in case you’re not paying attention)?
Well, here we are, another February and only three more sleeps until Valentine’s. Everybody’s favorite day of love. Roses and diamonds and chocolates and fancy dinners and cards that, no matter how long and hard you search, never seem to … Continue reading
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Tagged cards, celebrate, chocolates, diamonds, hearts, love, roses, Valentine
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Don’t go changing … or maybe do?
Change: to make the form, nature, content, future course, etc., of (something) different from what it is or from what it would be if left alone. There you have it. The dictionary.com definition of the word change. I kinda like it, … Continue reading
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Tagged changing, compromise, dating, love, middle age, relationships, romance
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When exactly does love end?
It’s been exactly two weeks and four days since we broke up. No, I’m not counting hours and minutes too. I actually had to stop and access my fingers to come with these numbers. Because also no, I am not … Continue reading
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Tagged caring, heart, love, love ends, male brain, marriage, men, middle age, relationships
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Which way ya going, Vickie …
“Don’t look back. You’re not going that way.” I love this quote. Simple and succinct. And yet, man oh man, do we ever spend a lot of time looking back. Especially when we are recently single. Why? Why do we … Continue reading
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Tagged affairs, backwards, dating, forward, love, middle age, rekindle, relationships, single
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when love isn’t really … love.
When is love truly love and when is it just – want? Passion? Laziness? Or maybe … just the lonely talking? How many times have you heard someone say “But I love him!”? What’s with the “but” anyway? Shouldn’t it … Continue reading
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Tagged ardor, but, communication, covet, desire, drama, euphoria, infatuation, lonely, love, loveless, loving, lust, relationships
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