Ladies, ladies, ladies. I hear this story all the time. You meet a guy and like everything about him except… that one thing. Now you have undertaken him as a project in an attempt to better him, to change him. After all it’s for his own good right…? Wrong. But, you
What type of men are you attracting? Are they who you envisioned? If you’re reading this article, it means either you’re curious of my intention or are constantly attracting the wrong men. The ‘wrong man’ is different for every woman. As an advocate of the law of attraction, I believe you
Have you ever walked on a football field and stood at the 50 yard line with a tank top, shorts, and a basketball in hand thinking you are prepared to play football? Yea, I haven’t either. But doesn’t it sound bizarre for someone to do this? The Dating Game I use this analogy
So you’re dating this guy and things are moving along just fine. You enjoy his company and conversation. You believe he’s showing all the ‘signs’ of entering into a long-term committed relationship. Then….. He hits you out of the clear blue with, “I think we should just be friends”. You
“Conceive it; believe it and you can achieve it” Belief is such a powerful word! It gives you the faith to keep fighting when you have no fight left. It helps you work hard in reaching your goals. It gives you confidence in yourself and your abilities. It is sometimes all
This article was originally posted on SoulTrain.com written by Enitan Bereola II. I love the way he addresses the men and women. This ultimtely comes down to knowing who you are and what you want. Are you content being a wifey or a wife? I know my answer. What in the hell is a
They rattle off their list of accomplishments, pride themselves on their strength, and profess how much they don’t need a man. Then they sit back among their girlfriends and inquire about their shortcomings because they simply can’t fathom why a man won’t marry them. Well, I’ve dug a little in to this issue and used
I recently read an article on Huffington Post – Divorce written by Janis Spindel entitled Life After Divorce: Sex. I have to call Ms. Spindel out on this article because she completely contradicted herself. She agrees in the beginning of her post that women are emotional and therefore is harder to engage in casual
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