"Everytime you smile at someone, it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing."
Mother Teresa
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You often hear struggling athletes say that they have to "go back to basics." After years of repetition, it's easy to lose sight of the fundamentals they need to stay on top of their game. Often they need an outsider's perspective (i.e., a coach) to help them determine which fundamentals they've been neglecting.
Many couples fall into the same trap. There are many reasons why relationships lose their footing, but often couples who end up in trouble lose sight of certain relationship basics. And once those basics are forgotten, a formerly-solid relationship is at risk for spiraling out of control.
Let's take a brief look at some relationship basics. Some of these might sound familiar to you; to keep your relationship healthy, it's often not necessarily a matter of learning new things but holding onto tried-and-tested wisdom.
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This post is a reply to "Why Women Love Men". So what are the reasons for men? Here we have a list of opinions and ideas - collected in Paolo Coelho Newsletter:
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Recently I've got a mail - my newsletter from Paulo Coelho's blog. The topic was so interesting so I could not skip sharing it with you:) So, the topic was: "Why We Love Men?" There are lots of discussions on the web and lots of different opinions.
Should we explain our love? Why not? Especially if it is so funny;)
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We are meant to live a life of love. When we're not in love, something's the matter. Unfortunately, most of us, unaware of this, become resigned to disappointment, loss and upset in relationships. No matter how successful we are in other aspects of our lives, many do not feel entitled to the same success in love. This is considered natural as one "grows up" and gives up the fantasies, foolishness and dreams of childhood. But nothing could be further from the truth. It is the fantasies, foolishness, and confused expectations we develop as we grow older that keep the love away.
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When you see a cutie from across the club and give 'em 'the eyes' (you know which ones I mean) your significant other is probably not going to be happy. I should know; I've seen more bar fights start that way. Jealousy is a terrible characteristic in any relationship, but sometimes it is not always your partner's fault.
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"A friend is one who believes in you when you have ceased to believe in yourself."
Sent by Lysha
Have you ever asked yourself this question? For me, the answer has changed over the years as I've grown.
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"Do you love me?" Why do we ask this again and again even though we know that in reality there is only one right answer to this question? Sometimes the answer comes with a smile or a kiss, other times it comes after a pause or a sigh. Sometimes it's enthusiastic and other times it's dry and mechanical. Sometimes it's convincing, and often it's not. The problem is that when we ask this question, the other person has no choice in giving us the answer.
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