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Fun date night ideas at home. Things could get a little boring sometimes but when times like that lurk around, there are ways to become creative to put back the spark into a bore. This is a fun time to create a life time adventure you've always dreamed of together, by having fun date nights… Continue reading Fun Date Night Ideas To Do At Home
Clear signs that show he is not...into you. Was it love at first sight? Oh.my.goodiecore! He is so hot! I really hope he can be mine! Ahh... As ladies, we sometimes wish some things for ourselves based on what we love and want -including that guy we just met or saw walking down the street.… Continue reading 10 Clear Signs That Show He Is Not Into You
Are your conversations at work appropriate or inappropriate? We all have conversations all day, everyday. But when does our conversation begin to go out of bounds or raise eye brows and people wonder if they heard what they heard from us correctly or they give a sigh or worse still, shake their heads at what… Continue reading Inappropriate Conversations At Work
If you are human and you have a circle of friends or you mingle with people at all, you are not immune to peer pressure. It doesn’t matter who you are or what category you fall into. Dad, mom, student, friend, lover, etc. We see this everyday and we may personally have experienced it in… Continue reading How To Handle Peer Pressure
“But...but...you suggested it...”Situations arise when someone is at a cross road trying to make a decision but can't just make that decision. The next thing that happens in such cases, is to seek opinions or feedback from others in order to navigate through it. Many are weary when situations like this arise and they are… Continue reading How To Avoid The “You Suggested it” Blame Game