Relationship Question #101

Nargis · 07-26-2012, 10:41 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#31
who cares when Danny stand up and look down :

he cannot see his Big Toe ?

De gyal seh de bank account will more than compensate  ::lol:: ::lol::

#32
The reason a woman wears white on her wedding day is to match the kitchen appliance,  her ability in the kitchen must only be surpassed by her prowess in the bedroom..
A healthy relationship between a man and a woman  is dependent on her total subservience to her husband and master

#33
fullah gyals doan wear white

#34
3. Blame. “Whendivorced couples found fault with their relationship using ‘we’ statements,they were significantly more likely to find love than those who used ‘I’ or‘you’ statements.” Those who found blame in factors such as being incompatible ortoo young experienced less anxiety, insomnia, and depression than those whoblamed their former partner or themselves for a break-up. Examine what wentwrong in the relationship instead of assigning individual blame, suggestsOrbuch, and think about how you can resolve conflict better next time.

#35
[quote author=Kwami link=topic=69028.msg430667#msg430667 date=1343318848]

a woman wears white on her wedding day is to match the kitchen appliance,

[/quote]

They are all stainless steel these days ... :wink:

#36
[quote author=Hawk Eye link=topic=69028.msg430615#msg430615 date=1343312314]
I did ... as in 'all of the above' ...  very important to have that 'chemistry' .....
[/quote] I would prefer physics over chemistry , you know, motions etc.

#37
4. Communication.Orbuch says a trap many couples fall into is “maintenance” rather than truecommunication. She suggests having a “10 minute rule” every day when you, “Talk to yourpartner about something other than work, the relationship, the house, or the children.”The key is revealing something about yourself and learning something about yourspouse. “Forty-one percent of divorced people say they would change theircommunication style,” says Orbuch,“and, 91% of happily married couples say theyknow their partner intimately.”

#38
5. Move on. Letting go ofthe past is a key to being in a happy relationship. This is true for people whoare currently married as well as those seeking love. If you are irked by thoughtsof your partner’s old boyfriend or girlfriend or of a fight that happened weeksago, you might not be interacting in a healthy, positive way. “That animosityprevents you from being fully present,” says Orbuch. She also points out that peoplewho felt neutral toward their ex were significantly more likely tofind love after a divorce. If you can’t let go of your anger, her book outlinesa number of exercises including writing a detailed letter to the person you areangry at—and burning it.

#39
[quote author=Hawk Eye link=topic=69028.msg430615#msg430615 date=1343312314]
I did ... as in 'all of the above' ...  very important to have that 'chemistry' .....
[/quote]

You said all of the above but Krishna was the only one that mention looks as most important out of the 3

CHemistry and looks are 2 different things. Chemistry refers to when 2 ppl "click" or
"get on" well and see past the criteria i pointed out above.

#40
" chemistry " and " it factor " :

are tough to define ....its like karma  :wink:

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