Moving On
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In LoveHow To Deal With a Friend’s Break-Up
Through these most trying experiences I have come to learn some practices that one should and shouldn’t engage in when consoling a broken hearted friend, that I thought others might find helpful:
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twodaymag's Lifestyle Contributor: Kristen HoughtonHe Wants to Commit, She Doesn’t
Keep in touch with her but don't press the commitment issue. She needs to heal her damaged self-esteem and become a confident woman before she will be ready for another serious relationship.
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In LoveHow to Have an (Almost!) Painless Divorce
The process of divorce can be overwhelming when you are dealing with all the major areas of your life at one time. You will be making decisions regarding your children, your money, your home, and your belongings - all while you are emotionally tapped out with grief from parting ways with your spouse.
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In LoveThe Text Lesson
The best thing to come out of this situation? I will never give out my number to people to avoid social awkwardness EVER AGAIN. Thank you, M, of making me realize what happens next is always far worse.
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twodaymag's Lifestyle Contributor: Kristen HoughtonBreaking Up Right Before the Holidays
The holidays bring a false hope to a relationship that both partners already know, and grudgingly acknowledge, is over. But...the pleasantries of the season make you think that perhaps, just perhaps, you are being a bit hasty in ending the relationship.
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In LoveKimmie on the Prowl: Beautiful Fall Day
Scott knew the real me, the complete me, good bad and ugly and he liked me. But was it realistic to think our age difference wouldn’t matter someday? Sooner rather than later? Who could I call to discuss this with?
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In LoveKimmie on the Prowl: Expiration Date
Only one week and like a tornado coming down the street I could see the damage spiraling. It wasn’t that everything was more important then him, it was more important than a relationship.
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In Love(Internet) Dating After Divorce
Using the internet is a good option if you are divorced and looking to date again. It allows you to find a relationship at your own pace and on your own terms. Sure, there are pitfalls, just as in the real world, but if dating in the real world was easy, online dating sites would have never been created in the first place.
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twodaymag's Lifestyle Contributor: Kristen HoughtonYour Vacation Hottie Didn’t Call: So What?
You meet someone on vacation, you have a great time together, a mini-romance begins to brew and, wham! The vacation ends. But there's still hope; he promises you that he will call, text, or Facebook you and, in your vacay-euphoric state, you believe him.
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Bobby's WorldBreaking Up & the Fear of Reality
I’ve never understood how we want to spend time with individuals whom we claim to know and love and care deeply for, yet the moment an awkward situation arises, we hunker down behind our wall of technology to send cryptic messages.
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