Showing posts with label relationship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relationship. Show all posts

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Dating and Relationship Tips


Since Dating and Relationships are such a large, important part of everyday life, this article strives to help clear up myths from facts and present an overview of surrounding issues.


Show Off – If you have a great body you’re trying to show off and young physical appearance, yet worry because you still seem to have difficulty finding dates and establishing relationships, here are some pointers. Turn off the “ME” focus. Others tend to see that as boorish and think you only care about yourself, not others and certainly not them. Instead, turn the focus on outside interests that the other person can relate to, even if it has to be the weather. For help, tune in to an online news source like CNN or subscribe to a national or other major newspaper or magazine like Newsweek or head to the public library for the latest news briefs.

Online dating might be a good outlet for you, to as it generally offers a place to list all your great physical qualities as well as outside interests and more, presenting a more rounded dating candidate. Then those who are VERY interested in great abs, youthful appeal, etc. will be able to check you out. And those who are interested in the other interests can focus on those, too.

Sit, Don’t Take a Stand – Instead of voicing your opinions over issues that you pretty well know, cause heated arguments, don’t take a stand. Just sit them out. There’s no shame in passing up an argument. For example, if you both call yourselves “Christians,” yet one of you firmly has a complete set of rules and regulations about what a “Christian” really is, and doesn’t hesitate to voice this, skip over conversations about religion. If you have to, simply say something along the lines of, “This gets us too heated, so let’s pass on if for now and move on to something else.” Agree that it’s okay to disagree. Because it is!

Traditions – Keep up with some old traditions from each family. Alter some; create new ones. The main thing here is to make positive memories that you can share and relive over and over, especially during rough spots when you can’t remember why you are together. Traditions can be like glue and bind you with a common past.

Sex Vs Love – Sex and love are not the same thing. Learn the difference and don’t measure love by your hormones.

Negotiator – Forget “his” and “hers” roles and who “should” do what when…Learn to negotiate. What works one day may not work another when timing is off, kids are on the run and disaster strikes, for instance, when your mother-in-law drops by unexpectedly.

Love and Hate – Love your mate. It is OK to strongly dislike (or “maybe” hate) a behavior, like cracking knuckles or biting nails. But remember to love the person.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Signs of a Promising Relationship

Celine was just starting to date again after a difficult break. She was worried because she did not go through another unhappy relationship, but she did not trust herself to make good choices. She asked my help in learning to discern a promising relationship that is doomed to failure.

In Celine's last relationship, she had been fired by the ardent pursuit of her Gary. She had wanted to go slower, but do not listen to itself. Instead, she surrendered to the attention of Gary and compliments.

"Celine, my experience with men who come from very far right is that they are often controlling and needy. Is this what happened with Gary? "

"Yes. It seemed so loving and open at first but once we were in a committed relationship, he started shooting at me for time and attention. It has become critical and angry and petulant when I do not give him what he wished. How could I know all this at first? What should I look now that I'm dating again? "

Celine went on a date with a man named Mark. After that first date, marking his e-mailed, saying he wanted to spend much time with her and take a trip with her.

"Shades of Gary," she said. "This is a red flag, right?"

Celine and I explored some red flags and some signs of a promising relationship.

SOME RED FLAGS

• strikes a blow at the beginning of the relationship.

• gets angry, critical or withdrawn if you say no.

• is logical and tries to talk about your feelings or your experience. Try to make you feel that you've hurt your feelings or your position.

• on interviews and on himself or herself and does not ask much about you, or not interested when you talk about you.

• An older man or woman who has never married and was in a series of broken relationships.

• Many broken marriages.

• has a background of violence and had no therapy.

• abandonment of his or her children.

• It is not open to learning from conflict relationship.

• Participates in addictions that are unacceptable to you - tobacco, alcohol, drugs, food addiction, gambling, television, and so on.

• Financially irresponsible.

• It is not true.

• has few friends.

• Judgmental of self and others. Talk about self and others in disparaging ways.

• is possessive and jealous. Gets angry when you do your own thing.

• Points of view totally different from yours regarding religion and / or spirituality.

• Little interest and hobbies.

Celine and I discussed the fact that you get what you see.

"Not that people can not change," said I, "but you can not change them. If he disagrees with you how it is now, then it does not pursue the relationship. If you are a person with time on higher education institutions and always late, do not expect that to change. If this is not correct, then it does not pursue the relationship. Same thing with weight, to be messy or neat, being a Spender free or being frugal. These issues can become major problems in relationships because people expect change and extremely upset when they do not. "

Some signs of a promising relationship

• Show respect for your feelings and needs, even when they have different feelings and needs.

• is able to be empathetic and compassionate.

• interested in what you say and to learn about you.

• Does the acceptance of self and other - non-judgmental.

• Is open to exploring the conflicts and differences of opinion.

• Is he or she says he or she will.

• Care to be responsible for children from broken marriages - did not abandon his or her children.

• Assume responsibility for his own feelings, health and well made. Do not make you responsible for his or her feelings.

• Is financially responsible. Do not expect to take care of him financially.

• If divorced, takes responsibility for its share of difficulties.

• A person who was in a relationship of love and have lost their mate to death. People who were in romantic relationships generally know to have loving relationships.

• have friends that you love.

• Presentations on the other by providing comfort and support.

• Has interests and hobbies that do not meet him or her.

• religious or spiritual path similar to yours.

• Is supportive of you doing what brings you joy. Experiencing the joy for your joy and pain for your pain.

• Can laugh at mistakes. Has a good sense of humor.

• Is this proper balance between work and play. Knows how to work hard and have fun.

Before you can find the right person, you need to become a good person. Make your own inner work so that you can adapt the above description to a promising relationship is the first step in finding a loving relationship.

Sunday, December 10, 2006

NEW! Mystery Method Relationship Seminar

Would you like to learn how to handle a girlfriend?

Would you like to know how to handle multiple long-term relationships?

As I talk to guys, I notice that the community is extremely focused on pickup. We gotta realize that pickup is only PART of seduction, the other part is RELATIONSHIP. The advice you get out in the real world is that you need to be nice, submissive, and the women is mostly right.

Well...

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Savoy tells me that if you'd like to reserve a spot for this groundbreaking community seminar in Los Angeles at the end of January, you need to get in fast, spots will be limited, so contact me for a discounted 'friends only' price. Not even people on the Mystery Method mailing list/lounge/forum know about this yet. (Their email list has probably over 35,000 members... once it hits there, spots will be gone)

Visit www.themysterymethod.com/rm.htm and remember to mention my blog/name and it will save you $50 off the price.

Don't be a fool, stay in school! - Van Wilder

Donovan