Archive for March, 2010
Help! How Can I Rescue My Marriage Before We Drift Further Apart?
Posted by admin in Rescue Relationship on March 31, 2010
Does it sometimes seem like your marriage or relationship is turning colder with every passing day?
Is it true your sex-life is on a downward turn â and has been for a while?
If so, you may be able to benefit from this reply I sent to an unhappy husband who was in exactly this situation. Hereâs what he had to say followed by my responsesâ¦
[Unhappy Married Man] I really need some help in my marriage before we drift even further apart and Iâm hoping that you can offer me some help thatâs the real deal. I have been married for 19 years and find that our relationship and sex life is in limbo at present. There are so many demands on our time that there is none left for intimacy, not to mention sex.
[Calle Zorro] Either consciously or unconsciously, youâve made a choice as to where youâre going to USE your time. From what youâre saying, youâve DECIDED that other things are more important than your relationship. Thatâs most likely why itâs in âlimboâ. But of course, you could at any time DECIDE that your relationship is more important than those other things â and begin giving energy and attention to the relationship.
[Unhappy Married Man] I have read a number of articles explaining quick fixes to relationships that frankly do not work. I am not looking for a quick fix to our current dilemma, but something more lasting.
[Calle Zorro] I agree, âquick fixesâ do not work because a âquick fixâ is nothing more than trying to get something for nothing â and anything worth having has a price associated with it. A mutually warm, loving, and sexual relationship is one of the most valuable things a person can have â and something that valuable doesnât come for free â it doesnât come âauto-magicallyâ. The price one must pay to enjoy a wonderful relationship is maintaining a certain state of mind, devoting time to each other, and putting effort into keeping the relationship exciting.
[Unhappy Married Man] I have deliberately used the word âourâ because this includes my wife as well. I am not looking for self gratification, but rather the chance to rediscover the strong feelings of love, romance and excitement my wife and I had earlier in our marriage.
[Calle Zorro] This ties back to the state of mind price I mentioned earlier⦠If youâre anything like a normal man, there was a time when you were attracted to the lady who is now your wife. She was all you could think about. She was all you WANTED to think about. Thatâs a state of mind. You CHASED after herâ¦yes, you wanted her sexually but you also wanted her as a person too. Thatâs a state of mind. You used your mind to DESIGN ways to spend more time with herâ¦thatâs a state of mind. You had plenty of OTHER things that you could do but you were interested in MOSTLY allocating your time to herâ¦every chance you could get to be with her and to do things with herâ¦you took advantage of. Thatâs a state of mind. Probably, as youâre reading this, youâre reflecting back to that time and remembering that state of mind â and thatâs the pointâ¦you HAVE the mental faculties â the ability â to recreate that same state of mind and OPERATE in that state of mind â AT WILL. Itâs a CHOICE. All youâve got to do is DECIDE that you want to and then DO it.
[Unhappy Married Man] We still love one another but the reality of the situation is that a lot is said in anger over 19 years and the concept of âforgive and forgetâ is not always put into practice.
[Calle Zorro] One of the things I talk about in my product, âHow To Seduce Your Wifeâ, is how that we mostly want to view forgiveness as a ceremonial act of the offending party coming to us and begging for our forgiveness and we â like some pompous being of royalty â ceremonially grant them pardon and forgiveness. But of course, that almost never happens and so people go through life perpetually offended as they frequently reflect back on offences. So, a much more useful form of forgiveness is to view it as picking the âweedsâ out of the âgardenâ of your own mind. Itâs just so much more useful for you as a man to consciously and purposely throw out any negative thoughts that you may be holding onto related to both real and perceived offences â no matter whether your wife ever acknowledges her âwrong-doingâ or not.
[Unhappy Married Man] I am sure that a âshrinkâ will have an explanation for this situation, but please my wife and I are not looking for answers like âdid you wet your bed as a childâ or many others that come to mind.
[Calle Zorro] Iâm with you on this⦠Iâm sure there are social workers and family counselling therapists who are sincere and who help peopleâ¦Iâve just never met any of them who could do anything besides take things around in circles and upset both spouses more than they were before. The fact is, if you have a splinter in your finger, thereâs not a lot of value in talking about how you got that splinter. Whatâs more useful is simply removing the splinter. Similarly, if youâre cold, thereâs no value in talking about the cold. Instead, DO SOMETHING to get some heat going and the cold just goes away. Itâs exactly the same in a relationship. Thereâs not a lot of value in talking about past grievances and trying to weigh out exactly who was at fault and to what extent they were wrong. But, there IS a LOT of value in DOING things that create a warm, sexual marriage.
[Unhappy Married Man] We are looking for practical solutions that are exciting and help us to re-kindle our love and romance.
[Calle Zorro] Go visit my website (see resource box) where youâll find the solution that gives you exactly what youâre asking for.
Copyright 2008, Article by Calle Zorro of NymphomaniacWife.com. Permission is granted to reprint this article ONLY if the resource box pointing to our website is included with it.
Can a marriage/relationship between a of a 18 year old and a 29 year old couple work?
Posted by admin in Marriage relationship on March 31, 2010
My sister wants to get married but she thinks that there may not be the balance needed to support the relationship as need to pursuit happiness together. She loves him but has her doubts everyone in a while. What can she do?
Do you guys onsider she should live with him first and then decide what she REALLY wants to do, without messing up?
Another thing is, people see the age but don’t really consider the feelings inside and don’t seem to see beyond the number.
Obviously marriage ain’t a game, I have talked to her and she has told me about their long and short goals, TOGETHER.
Yes he’s the older.
I really appreciate all of your responses, I will let my sister read them as well to clear her mind out. But as for the “didn’t live her life” part, there’s people who aren’t married or married a person with not such a age difference and haven’t really LIVED their lives as they would’ve liked to. Don’t you think? That’s just my opinion
Yix, it was more than fair what you said, thanks and thank you everyone else, we’re still waiting for more answers with positive perspectives.
Relationship Advice – How To Keep Each Other Happy!
Posted by admin in Relationship advice on March 31, 2010
Many people come to the internet when they are searching for relationship advice and what they can begin doing to save their current relationship. If this is you; then you have come to the right place.
We would like to provide you with some great relationship advice that will help you decide if you and your partner are indeed happy with the way things are going. We all know that a relationship takes work and if you are not happy; then it does not necessarily mean that you should give up on it.
Many people let their everyday activities get in the way with their happiness and before they realize it; their relationship is falling apart. So here is some great relationship advice that will help you determine if you and your partner are truly happy. Click here
1. Loving: Does it seem as though your relationship has lost its loving feeling? We all stay busy with home, work and children; however we have to find time to make our partners feel loved. If they do not get that feeling from you; then you may be worrying that your partner is cheating on you.
Stop taking your partner for granted and spend time talking to them and showing them how much you care.
2. Intimacy: When I speak of intimacy; I am talking about talking, cuddling and loving each other. The average couple spends about 12 minutes per day talking to each other. Do not let this happen in your relationship; take the time to talk to each other on a regular basis.
Stop watching so much television and begin paying more attention to your partner. When you begin paying them more attention; then they will begin paying more attention to you as well.
If you want to begin working on making your relationship stronger; then visit our site below. It is jam packed with great relationship advice that will help any troubled relationship get back on its feet!