Infatuation Rules
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difficulty and require assistance If you see the W (Whiskey) flag, the boat has a medical emergency and needs help. The combination of the D (Delta) and V (Victor) flags, meanwhile, means “I'm maneuvering with difficulty and require assistance.” The J (Juliet) and L (Lima) flags mean “you're running the risk of going aground.”
Good options include things like: “My day would've been a lot better if you were in it.” “Even over text, you're adorable.” “I had a stressful day,...
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Read More »Step aboard any boat of any size, and you’ll find all sorts of electronic navigation and communication gear. Despite our ever-connected world, even in the middle of the ocean, mariners of every stripe still use nautical flags to communicate. The practice dates back to ancient times, being the most effective way to send messages in a snap. It remains equally effective today. In fact, naval personnel use nautical flags to communicate with allied forces as well as their own ships. So, too, do everyday boaters, using them to instantly notify surrounding and approaching craft of situations like a diver in the water or an emergency. If you’re curious as to the deeper meaning behind these signals, here’s some nautical flags know-how.
Compliment him. ... Tell him you appreciate what he does for you and your family. ... Make time for things to get hot in the bedroom. ... Be...
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As for the age-old dilemma, "to kiss or not to kiss," if you're having trouble reading your date's cues or you can't tell whether a kiss would be...
Read More »If your friend doesn't respect your feelings, it's an unhealthy relationship. Feeling anxious or negative in your friendship is a sign that it may be best to end it. Your friend is dishonest or holds back information. “Deep connections require trust,” Schmitt says.
After his father died, Paul Marlow, a 36-year-old mental health advocate in Surrey, British Columbia, was at a turning point. “I saw I needed a change,” Marlow says. He wanted to let go of unhealthy habits and start fresh. “I found myself yearning to move away from the old me, the depressed and anxiety-filled me,” he says. But as he tried to move forward, his friends held him back. While Marlow was adopting a healthier lifestyle, his friends prioritized drinking and partying. As Marlow struggled emotionally, his friends reached out less and less, and he realized that it was time to move on. “There can be many reasons that a friendship becomes unhealthy. But any friendship that consistently contributes to our feeling disregarded, devalued, or disrespected should be re-evaluated,” says Gina Handley Schmitt, LMHC, a psychotherapist in the Seattle area and author of Friending: Creating Meaningful, Lasting Adult Friendships.
Ten of the most effective ways to build trust Value long-term relationships. Trust requires long-term thinking. ... Be honest. ... Honor your...
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You should look for three to five messages a day, unless you strike up a conversation, then look for more. The most important thing to look out for...
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Rebuilding Trust Decide to forgive or to be forgiven. Make a conscious decision to love by trying to let go of the past. ... Be open to self-growth...
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How to Communicate and Connect Deeper with Your Partner Ask Open-ended Questions. Having a deeper conversation would mean allowing your partner to...
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