Getting married is a joy at any age, but saying “I do” later in life definitely has advantages. You are more established and know who you are and what you want. However, there are different factors you need to consider when getting hitched. Follow these tips from Partner Factory to make the most of getting married and building a life together in your golden years.
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Four Top Tips To Maximize Life Together When Considering Marriage in Your Golden Years
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Why do women, and men, go back to abusive partners again and again? Meet Trauma Bonding, aka Stockholm Syndrome
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When we get back with abusive men, and let me talk about trauma bonding for a moment first, trauma bonding simply means that if two people have shared a highly emotional experience together, it gives them a unique bond and perhaps even a false sense of a depth of bond and a false sense of shared history. The more intense the experiences the more deeply it could be said to burn into a person’s unconscious, so if you compare a pleasant evening out between a nice couple, where they go and they have a nice meal, and then they go to the cinema and then they come back, and they have quiet but nice sex for 15-20 minutes and go to sleep in each other’s arms. That’s all very nice and it’s very lovely.
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GENTS ONLY:- 7 Sure Shot Ways To Get You Out Of A Sex Slump And End That Dry Spell Once And For All
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Everyone, once in their lives, gets stuck in a sex slump or a dry spell which may lead to absolute clueless ness on how to end the phase. It could be because you just got out of a long term relationship and weren’t really ready to hit the sack with another person or you just haven’t had enough opportunity with women to have random sex here and there. Whatever it is, it’s really nothing to panic about.
A sexual dry spell can last for a year to a few months or even a few weeks. If you were regular at having sex and are experiencing a slump period, then even a week or two without it may seem unbearable and when you do get out of it, you may be a little confused about re-exploring your sexuality. Especially when you come out of a long term relationship where you’ve been having sex with just one person and want to come out of the slump stage. It’s a tad difficult but definitely achievable.
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So you are alone with you hunny, here are 6 cuddling positions YOU MUST TRY !!
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You should try ALL of them!
Cuddling is one of the most essential habits of a strong relationship. Prolonged affectionate touch offers tons of benefits to both of your bodies and to your relationship as a whole. It may sound incredibly simple but when we look a bit deeper, there are many things that you can get from a good cuddle.
Let’s get back to the very basics. First, what is a cuddle, exactly? The definition of cuddling is: to hold close in one’s arms as a way of showing love or affection. This is a good starting point, but we think cuddling should be a full body activity! You can cuddle with as much or as little body contact as you’d like. The intention of prolonged, affectionate touch is what defines the cuddling experience.
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Cuddling offers a wide range
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So you are still single, here are some tips on How To Deal With Being Single and Feeling Lonely
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If you’re not dating anyone, it can be hard when you see happy couples showing affection. However, being single can be a great time to build stronger relationships with your friends, focus on your hobbies, and get to know yourself better!
If you’re feeling lonely because you’re single, make it a priority to spend time with your family and friends. Visit local shops and restaurants, become friendly with your neighbors, and join a new club or organization to help you meet people. Getting out and doing what you love can be a great way to meet someone who shares the same passions as you. Remember that relationships sometimes come along when you least expect them, so stay open when you meet new people. Keep reading for tips on using bright colors and fresh flowers to combat the blues!
Building Alternative Relationships
Spend time with family and friends. A romantic partnership is not the only satisfying type of relationship.
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Here are 10 steps to heal a broken heart
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The searing pain of a failed relationship is the greatest suffering many of us will ever experience. Now, leading hypnotist Paul McKenna and psychotherapist Dr Hugh Willbourn claim they can teach you to mend a broken heart. Using their unique 10 step method, you can remove emotional pain and feel free to enjoy life fully again – in days.
• ACCEPT THE PAIN
Accept that you will have to go through some pain. It is an unavoidable truth that if you loved enough to be heartbroken, you have to experience some suffering.
When you lose something that mattered to you, it is natural and important to feel sad about it: that feeling is an essential part of the healing process.
The problem with broken-hearted people is that they seem to be reliving their misery over and over again. If you cannot seem to break the cycle of painful memories, the chances are that you are locked into repeating dysfunctional patterns of behaviour. Your pain has become a menta
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Have a look at 7 Ways to Heal and Find Happiness Again, after a break-up
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Losing a significant relationship in life is never easy, especially after you and your former partner walked a journey together. The loss of a close relationship can feel like emotional amputation.
You may feel sad and alone, as if you’re missing an important part of yourself. If you were on the receiving end of a break up, you may feel angry, rejected or betrayed.
The good news is that the sadness doesn’t last forever, and brighter days lay ahead. Below are seven tips to healing and finding happiness again:
1. Let Yourself Grieve
When we feel pain from a loss, allowing ourselves time to grieve is one of the most important steps in the healing process. Find healthy outlets where you can safely express your emotions. Have a good cry (or a few), talk with supportive friends, write in a journal, see a counselor, or pray to your maker. Acknowledge the pain and hurt. Those who don’t allow themselves to grieve carry repressed pain which
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