How To Stop Driving Yourself Nuts
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Should I Ask Him To Marry Me?
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5 Ways To Help With Too much Empathy
You’re in a car with someone who is in a bad mood. They’re not saying a word but you feel their misery so strongly that you would love to jump out. You’re watching television and that commercial with all of the scrawny dogs on a cold bare floor grips you as Sarah McLachlan sings “In The Arms of An Angel” for the kill shot. Do you often feel as if you’re going through someone else’s distress as if it were your own? While it is a great ability to feel the joys and sufferings of others, here are my top 5 ways to make your own feelings top priority. (Note,…
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Soft Discipline
Soft discipline provides security without being a slave to structure.
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Do You Believe In Soulmates?
I do, but……..I wouldn’t put much time into getting caught up in that thought. It leads to a long road of questions. Can we have more than one soulmate? Does finding one’s soulmate mean you’ll get together? Should we cross moral boundaries to be with each other because we’re “meant to be”? Does being with a soulmate equate to living out the rest of your lives together? If someone is your soulmate, should you sacrifice more to be with them? Is their happiness more of a priority than a partner who isn’t your soulmate? Think about all of the other more productive things you could be doing than thinking about…
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