Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. What better time to focus on…
Q: Romantic relationships can be stressful, especially when we try to “improve” or…
Are you or your loved one a love controller? If so, this can…
Many people call them control freaks. Some call them controllers. Others refer to…
accepting others as they are
Have you ever noticed how with certain couples love…
The current divisive political climate becomes even more divisive when the political choices of our loved ones are contrary to our own. For example, what if you are for Clinton, and they are for Trump? If you are for gun control, and they support the NRA? If they want to build a gigantic wall along border to keep people out, and you feel it's a foolish idea.
How do you deal with such political disharmony between your loved one and yourself? Do you try to persuade them to change their views? (and how does that work?) Are you able to have respectful, cordial discussions with each other? Or do damaging arguments ensue? Or, is it "My way or the highway!?If you don't control, you can flow--and that's true with love as well. …
I’ve previously shared two keys to enhancing the love flow on Valentine’s Day:
*Accepting your…
I wrote an article for my web site entitled “Letting Go of Love…
Last Valentine’s day I wrote about the importance of letting go of love…
For me, composing poems encompasses letting go of control, particularly in the sense…
Many of my posts explore the remarkable and often unexpected benefits that come…