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		<title>Are Friends Happy Being With</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 29 May 2011 12:05:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[By: CD Mohatta We all have different style of talking, laughing, smiling, responding and communicating. Some of us are a comfort for others. We enjoy being with some people and we don&#8217;t enjoy some people. What is the difference between these persons? Why one persons presence enlivens the gathering an other person dulls it? What [...]]]></description>
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<p>We all have different style of talking, laughing, smiling, responding and<br />
communicating. Some of us are a comfort for others. We enjoy being with some<br />
people and we don&#8217;t enjoy some people. What is the difference between these<br />
persons? Why one persons presence enlivens the gathering an other person dulls<br />
it? What are the qualities needed to make one self socially popular?Smile The<br />
very first quality is smile. When we see some body smiling, we feel pleased. And<br />
if the smile is without any malice it is more enchanting. Keep smiling. Keep<br />
your problems with yourself and keep your face smiling.Listening when we don&#8217;t<br />
speak but only listen, people love us. All of us have our own problems and need<br />
somebody to listen to us. Become a good listener. Ask open ended question such<br />
as and after that? Why? And so on. That will encourage the speaker to pour out<br />
all to you.Have something funny to say There is enough pain in the world. Bring<br />
in some laughter. Have a collection of jokes and make your friends laugh. The<br />
more they laugh, the more they will enjoy your company.Appreciate have a word of<br />
appreciation for everyone. You can appreciate some body clothes, or shoes or<br />
what ever. Appreciate. Make friends feel good.To be friendly and to be charming<br />
is not an art. It can be easily developed by all of us. The only need is to pay<br />
less attention to our self and more to others. Make friends happy and they will<br />
love your presence. Make your presence the life of any gathering. Success is<br />
yours.</p>
<p>CDMohatta writes for <a href="http://www.funquizcards.com/quiz/personality/" target="_New">Personality Tests and Quizzes</a>, <a href="http://www.funquizcards.com/quiz/friendship/" target="_New">Friendship Tests<br />
and Quizzes</a> and <a href="http://www.funquizcards.com/quiz/business-career/" target="_New">Business &amp; Career Tests &amp; Quizzes</a> Please try these<br />
quizzes and tests. They will help you find many things about yourself. They are<br />
fun to solve and in flash cards that can also be sent to others as<br />
ecards.</p>
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		<title>A Good Example Of A Story Of Love and</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 29 May 2011 12:03:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[By: Adrian Norman The fact of continually hearing so many stories of love and relationships, including the breakdowns make us wonder if love really exists anymore. The different kind of stories including love that leads to harm, love that leads to death, and love that can lead to hope, tell us much about the different [...]]]></description>
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<p>The fact of continually hearing so many stories of love and relationships,<br />
including the breakdowns make us wonder if love really exists anymore. The<br />
different kind of stories including love that leads to harm, love that leads to<br />
death, and love that can lead to hope, tell us much about the different types of<br />
love available.</p>
<p>When we think of the story of Bonnie and Clyde, we often wonder what bonded<br />
these two humans together. The couple remained faithful up until their death in<br />
a good relationship and with faithful love between them. Yet, their love was<br />
obviously misplaced. The love constructed on desire lead to death since the two<br />
joined in criminal activities that caused harm and death at the end of the<br />
relationship. The story of Bonnie and Clyde is a surefire example of<br />
compatibility, yet it illustrates the difference between unconditional love and<br />
superficial love.</p>
<p>Both Bonnie and Clyde came from the same origins, this is, poverty stricken<br />
homes. Both of them were tired of bad relationships and teamed up to commit acts<br />
of violence at the same time that acts of crime. During their involvement as a<br />
couple, the two partners remained faithful and loyal to each other, and often<br />
illustrated the true meaning of love, since it took death to separate the two.<br />
While the two had the human mechanism needed to originate love, the two also had<br />
harmful intentions of the type of relationship they would join.</p>
<p>While Bonnie and Clyde relationships are a thing of the past, there are<br />
couples today that join in relationships with good intentions, but harmful<br />
habits and this often leads to anticipated disaster.</p>
<p>There are many examples of harmful relationships in case studies around the<br />
world, captured in papers, media, etc. An example of a harmful relationship can<br />
be appreciated in the following story. It started out with the seemingly perfect<br />
relationship, which grew to the seemingly perfect family. The traditional family<br />
composed of father, mother, and children. The father worked daily in a mental<br />
health clinic, while the mother worked both at home and outside home. The father<br />
was later murdered by his wife and made the public wonder how such a seemingly<br />
perfect family arrangement turned so bad.</p>
<p>It turned out that the father while appearing loving in public, was<br />
manifesting violence and abusive behaviors at home while always keeping a low<br />
profile. Under this conditions the mother got tired and fed up with the<br />
situation, she addressed the issue in a desperate manner, which turned into the<br />
extreme physical act of murder.</p>
<p>As you can see, human mechanisms and elements that compose love were lacking<br />
in this family, since obviously the man had no respect for his family, or<br />
members.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, not every book has a cover that shows the reality of the story<br />
inside. Equally, there are persons that do not always present their real face to<br />
the person that will be his mate in a relationship. A person can live years with<br />
another individual and never detect flaws that could lead to harm, until the<br />
dark day arrives and ugly things happen. Others leave trails that indicate<br />
potential harm, but the partner being so much in love, and with lots of<br />
expectations fails to see the traits and evidence that is put in front of his<br />
eyes throughout the relationship.</p>
<p>Is your marriage in problems? Has your relationship become an empty one? If you want to improve the relation with the person you love and need advice, I&#8217;m sure you can find something very useful here:</p>
<p><a href="http://relationship books advice.blogspot.com/" target="_new">http://relationship books advice.blogspot.com/</a></p>
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		<title>Adultery 5 Reasons Not to Cheat</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 29 May 2011 12:00:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[By: Paul Davis A root of bitterness can easily spring up in the marital relationship, as living within such close proximity of a person there are ample opportunities to be offended. If you are not careful offenses and neglect can sever you from meaningful relationship and thwart the marital union. A person who is bitter [...]]]></description>
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<p>A root of bitterness can easily spring up in the marital relationship, as<br />
living within such close proximity of a person there are ample opportunities to<br />
be offended. If you are not careful offenses and neglect can sever you from<br />
meaningful relationship and thwart the marital union. A person who is bitter can<br />
respond in a number of ways from employing the cold shoulder treatment, to<br />
lashing out in anger, verbalizing profanity and obscenities, and at the<br />
emotional breaking point contemptfully resort to adultery to fully manifest<br />
their defiance.Maintaining a good attitude and right mindset toward your spouse<br />
is work. Such mental exertion is not for the faint in heart. You have to be<br />
willing to fight for your marriage.To sustain a loving, life giving marriage<br />
both must be sober minded and alert to the seductions of the soul. Not only must<br />
you guard your own heart, but you must also discern the traps and snares that<br />
might beset your spouse when they are away from the house.Most importantly<br />
happily and wholeheartedly attend to one another&#8217;s needs emotional and physical<br />
to fill one another&#8217;s love tank and fortify the union. Remember people don&#8217;t<br />
typically get out of a Rolls Royce to ride in a VW. Neither do spouses wander<br />
away looking for hamburgers when they are being served filet mignon at<br />
home.Therefore serve and feed one another&#8217;s needs lest another does. Remember<br />
men if you don&#8217;t take your wives out on a date, someone else will. Ladies, if<br />
you don&#8217;t seduce your husband rest assured another woman will.Men compliment<br />
your wives and affirm their beauty and exceptional qualities. The more you<br />
affirm women the more they open up like a flower unto you.Ladies a man can be<br />
won by caring for him from his chest to his knees. He&#8217;s rather simple. Feed him<br />
and make love to him.Divorce is no fun. I have been there and experienced it<br />
myself. I know. It helps to remember the painful consequences of infidelity<br />
before you take the plunge into sexual immorality.Among the many reasons to be<br />
faithful to your spouse and not cheat on them are as follows:1.You might get<br />
dismembered, maimed or killed. John Bobbit&#8217;s wife cut his penis off when he<br />
cheated on her. Others have had knives and guns used on them when they cheated<br />
on their spouses. Next time you cheat remember it might be your last as death<br />
may be near.2.Fear of getting caught torments the soul. Fear has torment and<br />
puts you in a continual state of alert. Life on the run is no way to live. In<br />
your patience possess your soul and harness your bodily appetites lest you be<br />
enslaved to them. There are many who are emotional fugitives living life on the<br />
run in their own marriages. Secrecy and continually tried to hide every little<br />
clue and indiscretion is not a meaningful existence.3.Adultery destroys not only<br />
your marriage but also your children as they grow up without emotional stability<br />
and a firm family foundation. By committing you not only curse yourself but your<br />
offspring. Is it really worth perpetuating pain onward into your future and<br />
posterity? I think not. Get a grip and some psychological counseling if need<br />
be.4.Adultery dishonors you and diminishes you as a person. Suddenly your word<br />
no longer means anything. You therefore become incongruent and begin to doubt<br />
even yourself, realizing that you are double minded and given to dishonesty.<br />
Remember your word equals your worth.5.You reap what you sow. What comes around<br />
goes around. Don&#8217;t be so self absorbed to think that you too will not suffer a<br />
similar situation when your spouse finds out about your misbehavior. Humans can<br />
be very vengeful and rarely hold back when they desire to get even. A spouse<br />
gone evil can become an arch enemy when they turn on you, as they no just how to<br />
get you where it hurts the most. Therefore respect and uphold your spouse so you<br />
too will receive the same in return.You had enough confidence and certainty in<br />
that person to marry them. Why then should you cheat on them and disregard all<br />
of your marital history, fond memories and the future which you have together.<br />
Don&#8217;t do it!Marriage only gets better over time as you hang in there and work<br />
through your differences, seek mutual understanding, prefer one another and<br />
cooperatively work through your issues believing for the best.Your best days and<br />
your blessed days are ahead of you!Paul Davis is author of Breakthrough for a<br />
Broken Heart a book telling us &#8220;How to overcome disappointments and blossom into<br />
your dreams!&#8221; He is a minister, life coach (relational &amp; professional),<br />
dating expert, popular worldwide keynote speaker, creative consultant, humor<br />
being, adventurer, explorer, mediator, liberator and dream maker.Paul&#8217;s<br />
compassion for people &amp; passion to travel has taken him to over 50 countries<br />
of the world where he has had a tremendous impact. Paul has also brought revival<br />
to many in war torn, impoverished and tsunami stricken regions of the earth. His<br />
nonprofit organization Dream Maker Ministries is building dreams and breaking<br />
limitations.Paul&#8217;s Breakthrough Seminars inspire, revive, awaken, impregnate<br />
with purpose, impart the fire of desire, catapult people into a new level of<br />
self awareness, facilitate destiny discovery and dream fulfillment.Paul can be<br />
contacted at: <a href="mailto:RevivingNations@yahoo.com">RevivingNations@yahoo.com</a> 407 967<br />
7553 or 407 282 1745.<br />
For additional info:<br />
<a href="http://www.CreativeCommunications.TV" target="_new">http://www.CreativeCommunications.TV</a><br />
<a href="http://www.BreakthroughSeminars.org" target="_new">http://www.BreakthroughSeminars.org</a><br />
<a href="http://www.DreamMakerMinistries.com" target="_new">http://www.DreamMakerMinistries.com</a></p>
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