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If we were asked, as an exercise, to craft a personal ad detailing what we were looking for in a partner, it may read something like this: Seeking someone who is kind and patient, independent yet loving, laid back, yet energetic. Someone who is confident, but isn’t afraid to laugh at him- or herself. Someone attractive, but down to earth. Someone who is up for anything, but knows what he or she wants. What we wind up finding in a partner can look very different. This may be a better ad: Seeking someone who is moody and unpredictable; aloof, yet jealous; low energy, yet temperamental. Someone who has low  s elf-esteem, and no sense of humor when it comes to his or her flaws. Someone who concentrates too much on his or her appearance and often feels insecure. Someone who likes to control the situation and changes his or her mind about goals for themselves and their relationships. When it comes to how we behave in our relationships, a person can rarely be reduced to the black-and-whit...

When he was 3-years-old, Kevin watched his dad drive away. For the few months following his parents’ split, Kevin and his brother had moved in with their father. The three of them lived together contentedly until the day Kevin’s mom showed up out of the blue and announced that she was taking the kids back. Pulled away in his mother’s arms, Kevin remembers he and his brother screaming in unison, “We want to stay, we want to stay!” But his dad gave in and drove away, disappearing from his childhood, but never from his consciousness. The experiences we have as children are far from our control. From extreme circumstances involving abuse or abandonment to small acts of mistreatment and little ways of being overlooked, childhood leaves us in a constant state of submissiveness. No matter how loving and caring our parents are, we are subject to their every shortcoming. Even the most well-meaning parent is not always able to anticipate or meet all of the needs of their children. We all develop...

THEY LAUGH FOR A REASON, A REASON TO MAKE YOU THINK THEY CARE Do not watch others,  because people pretend to be caring in this world but they do not care, their site might be on you but their mind and focus is far away from you or planning to harm you, so don't do things to please people, because they won't do things to please you either. THEY PUT BEHIND THEIR ANGER AND SHOWS YOU A FAKE SMILE BEWARE OF THEM!! People only care about your downfall, do not move your direction according to where people wish but move your own direction on your own path, your choice is always the best, your decision is very powerful for you. Imagine yourself choosing someone decision for yourself and it backfires, are you to blame yourself for choosing those decisions or blame them for giving you wrong decision? Am not trying to tell you to ignore decisions from people but before you do, analyse the person that is making the decision whether he/she have been able to make the righ...