Infatuation Rules
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“I APPRECIATE YOU.” 'I appreciate you' are the three magic words that all of us need to say more often in a relationship, all relationships, but certainly in our intimate relationship.
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All income earned up to the date of death must be reported, “as well as all credits and deductions to which the deceased person is entitled,”...
Read More »3. ‘I Love You’ Can Be Manipulative – ‘I love you’ can be used to appease, mollify or even shut up our spouse. “You know I love you” can be manipulative, but ‘I appreciate you’ is often surprising and heartfelt. 4. Appreciation Heightens EVERYTHING – recent studies in gratitude, AKA appreciation, prove that when we are in a state of appreciation our physical, mental and emotional health drastically improves. Read How the Power of Gratitude Can Change Your Life. So imagine what being in a state of gratitude towards your partner could do to deepen connection, fan the flames of passion and enrich your friendship, not to mention boost both of your health and vitality.
The three loves that she came up with are the following: Lust, Passion, and Commitment. These three loves occur in different parts of the brain and...
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All the same, you could notice some of these signs in yourself, your partner, or the relationship itself. Lack of support. ... Toxic communication....
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According to one report, the male stress response can be characterized as “fight-or-flight.” When men are faced with a stressful situation, their...
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Known as the three powerful enemies, they are defined as (1) arrogant laypeople, (2) arrogant monks, and (3) arrogant false sages. All are...
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