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Making Long-Distance Relationships Easier

posted by danrak 6:45 AM
Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Many people say that absence makes the heart grown fonder, but if what if that absence is long-term? Some people are involved in relationships in which they have been hundreds – or even thousands – of miles apart from their loved one for weeks, months, and even years. How does this impact the relationship? Does it improve? Do things stay the same? Does the relationship slowly deteriorate? If you’re currently involved in a long-distance relationship, then the answer depends on you. A relationship is like anything else. If you want it to be successful, you must work hard at it. And when it’s a long-term relationship, you must work even harder. That said, perhaps ‘work harder’ isn’t the best phrase. Working smarter would be a better way to put it. Working harder might refer to someone being compulsive. In other words, someone who is constantly calling, e-mailing, and/or texting. This might work out at first, but eventually, it will become a nuisance. Worse yet, it could even lead to your significant other losing interest. That’s the last thing you want.

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How to Plan a Romantic Proposal

posted by danrak 6:44 AM
Wednesday, April 28, 2010

There are few opportunities in life that have the potential for romanticism equal to a proposal. The proposal is a man’s – or woman’s – opportunity to confess their love to the person of their dreams in a manner personal to their relationship and history together. Proposals have become the stuff of legends due mainly to their romantic portrayals in Hollywood movies and television shows. Reality can be much different than the big screen, though there are a number of things to keep in mind when planning a romantic proposal. Timing is of the essence, and a little planning goes a long way in preventing the kind of clumsy pitfalls so commonly seen in misguided requests for a hand in marriage.

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Keeping Communication Alive In a Relationship

posted by danrak 6:38 AM
Monday, April 19, 2010

Relationships are just like any other living things. They have to be nurtured and cared for, or they will not survive. Just as living things need food, water, and air to survive there are ingredients which are vital to the life and health of any relationship. A courtship or marriage which is left on its own and ignored will stagnate and eventually die.

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What to Do When Communication Fails

posted by danrak 6:37 AM
Friday, April 16, 2010

No relationship can really make it if the two people don’t know how to communicate. This is more than just hearing what the other person has to say. Communication is about reading a loved one’s body language, hearing their words and understanding what they mean both literally and emotionally, and being able to adapt to the other person’s needs. If communication is failing, then you and your loved one need to work on this or the relationship will fall apart. The following are some tips for what to do when communication fails.

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Communication is Key: A Cliche that Proves True

posted by danrak 6:35 AM
Monday, April 12, 2010

Communication is the key to a successful marriage. We hear it so often it’s become a cliché. But it’s often easier said (no pun intended) than done, because it doesn’t always come easily. It’s strange really. After all, most marry because they feel a connection and camaraderie as well as love. This should be the person with whom it’s most natural to talk to.

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How to Make a Relationship Work

posted by danrak 6:33 AM
Wednesday, April 7, 2010

When two individuals meet, an attraction exists or it does not. If the attraction exists between two people, both parties are invested in the conversation or interaction. Attraction will keep the two intrigued long enough to find if there is something substantial to develop a deeper connection. However, if the attraction is not present, the situation becomes slightly more challenging. A witty statement, intellectual banter, or some other course of circumstances may encourage the two to learn more about one another or abandon the interaction entirely.

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How to Cope with Rejection

posted by danrak 6:33 AM
Monday, April 5, 2010

Rejection can hurt no matter what kind of rejection it is. In the relationship sense, it can hurt even more than other types of rejection. However, it is important for all of us to accept that rejection is a part of life. The more a person is rejected, the harder it becomes, unless one perceives it in a positive sense.

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Tips On Your First Vacation As A Couple

posted by danrak 6:32 AM
Friday, April 2, 2010

Are you planning your first vacation as a couple? If so, there are some things you’re going to need to know. Vacations are known for either going amazingly well or terribly wrong. A lot of the outcome has to do with how well you planned your trip. And being that you’re reading this article, there’s a good chance you’re the one doing the planning. That said, this is a tricky subject. You don’t want to take the word ‘plan’ literally. What you really want is to plan activities while still being spontaneous. This might sound difficult, but it’s actually one of the few things in life that are easier done than said.

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Keys for a Successful Relationship

posted by danrak 6:31 AM
Wednesday, March 31, 2010

It is common knowledge that relationships are hard work. But, what specifically can one do to make a partnership last? A healthy relationship takes work from both partners, and requires continuous effort to keep the relationship fresh and alive. Finding a partner is hard enough, but to keep them around, heed the following advice:

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I Think I’m in an Unhealthy Relationship-What Can I Do to Fix It?

posted by danrak 6:30 AM
Friday, March 26, 2010

Unhealthy relationships can take many different forms, and there are also many different strategies for improving them. The difficult thing about improving relationships is that they involve two people, and in order for a relationship to improve, usually both people have to be involved and committed to the relationship’s improvement. However, there are some preliminary things you can do first as an individual to gain some clarity and make yourself feel better about the situation.

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