Have you ever been out , you see another person that you know and you [...]

When a guy treats you badly it’s not a sign that he loves you. I think this is something that a great many of us can relate to. We all go into a relationship with a guy hoping for the best. We build up this fantasy of what the relationship will be and then when he turns out to be less then stellar we immediately beat ourselves up.

I’m sure you all know about South Park. I’m sure many of you have seen [...]

You know how the movies and television make sex out to be this great thing. [...]

I think it’s fairly safe to say that no one wants to be around toxic [...]

Are you beginning to dislike your college roommate? Do you think that she might be [...]

A cheating boyfriend is the worst case scenario for any girl or gay man out there.

This is an age old story, with many questions and many potential answers. Now some of the answers may be what you want to hear and some may not. The truth is that women have come a long way it all leads back to the same storyline . For the longest time men have been the one to run the show. They were the ones to run the show in business and in their home life.

We hear so much about women wanting to be on their own and taking care of themselves, but at what point does it become a turn-off to a guy? Could it be that women are so focused on being their own person that they lose sight of the bigger picture? I heard a woman complaining the other day that this guy she went out with wouldn’t hold her hand or give her flowers or anything of that nature.

When you get married and/or committed to the man of your dreams as women we dream of the perfect honeymoon . The sky is the limit, so to speak. The perfect setting and that perfect time to get away. In fact, so many of us dwell so much on the honeymoon and the wedding that we forget about the relationship itself.

When things are going great, we are elated and so satisfied with ourselves. We think we are invincible and that nothing can tear us down. But than something happens and than our perfect little world is blown to the contents are scattered to the winds. Once that happens we begin to feel agony and defeat.

It becomes a constant in our society, we can write our own vows but yet we are not encouraged to write our own rules. We bury ourselves in “till death do us part” and all that implies, and yet we do it dependent on what society wants from us. When we getting married we are promising to uphold the vows of loving one another.

As women, we are constantly seeking that one fulfilling thing. We are always keeping our eyes peeled for the one thing that will bring us all of the happiness in the world. But once we get it we are keep looking over our shoulders for something bad to take it away from us. Why do we feel that the shadow of death is looking over our shoulders so that he can strip away any form of happiness?

Obsession versus love Have you ever met someone and it was in instant connection right [...]

Let’s be honest, we all have delved into the party scene at certain points of [...]

From the moment we are born, society has a set of rules and understandings that we must live by. We must adhere to them in order to maintain our freedoms and what we want to be. By bending to what society wants, are we sacrificing who we really are? We are raised to believe that for the most part we are the masters of our destiny.