Dating is an amazing part of life and the introduction of a relationship. Some people love it, some dread it, and some people seek it out while others actively avoid it. However it may be for each individual, everybody has an opinion and/or feelings regarding this subject. Dating or courtship has been around for as long as there have been people walking the earth. The practice has undergone many changes over time but its goal has remained the same: finding a partner. It is said that beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder, so the definition of beauty has also changed multiple times in the past. What we define as the attractive physical appearance in our modern culture is simply the most recent reiteration of the standards of beauty. Dating, relationship, and beauty have always been interlinked, and it is only natural for physically attractive people to be highly desirable. What happens though, when we choose our partner based solely on looks despite noticing that they are lacking in…
In order to make a relationship work, you have to invest a lot of time and energy into it. The more work you put into a relationship, the more it affects your entire life. If you've invested a lot in a relationship with someone it can be hard to let go. This is especially true if children are involved or if you are worried you haven't really tried hard enough to make things work. It's also hard to be alone and if you haven't been single in a long time it can be scary. And depending on how long the relationship was, there may also be property and money that has to be divided up. But if you aren't happy in your relationship it's important to end it. Knowing when to end a relationship is a very important skill. Knowing when to end things will help you cut your losses, stay mentally healthy, and move on towards the relationship you deserve. If you stay with someone you don't want to be with the truth is you aren't doing anyone any favors. You deserve to be happy and so does your partner. …
Parenting at best is a no-win situation in the present and a winning situation if you are lucky in the long-run. Life teaches hard lessons and as a parent, just because you teach the hard lesson is no guarantee of the right outcome. I've seen great parents have troubled kids, and seemingly lousy parents have incredible kids. I have no answers. I could only do what I thought was right for my daughter and me and my family. I tried to teach honesty, trust, helpfulness, kindness, thoughtfulness, openness, and a certain amount of thoughtful irreverence. Most of all I wanted to give her a sense of personal responsibility. I don't believe you can be "friends" with your child. "Friendly," yes. Friends, no. The reason is simple. Sooner or later you are going to have to teach your child something it is easier not to teach. ‘Friends" take the easy route. They don't say "No." When that happens too often, there is a breach in the friendship. As a parent, you must have rules, strict lines in the…
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