Category Archives: Relationships
 There is often a huge confusion between getting love and sharing love. Watching this 1 minutes movie, “The Greatest Joy In Life,” will help you understand the vast difference! To begin learning how to love and connect with yourself so that you can connect with your partner and others, take advantage of our Free Help,...
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Is sexual addiction a real thing, or just an excuse for bad behavior? In a recent article in CNN.com Blogs, (http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2012/03/29/new-book-questions-the-myth-of-sex-addiction/?hpt=hp_bn12) psychologist David Ley states in his new book, “The Myth of Sex Addiction,” that there is no such thing as sex addiction—that the term is just an excuse for bad behavior. I disagree with...
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Posted in Relationships, Self Improvement & Personal Growth
Tags: addiction, emotional pain, emptiness, heartbreak, Inner Bonding, loneliness, Margaret Paul, marriage, relationship, self-abandonment, sex addiction, sexual addiction
“If you ask something of someone and you are upset over their response, then it wasn’t a request, it was a demand.” – Michael E. Angier Most of us hate being demanded of. We don’t like being put in the position of feeling we have to say ‘yes’ in order to not run into another’s...
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Posted in Relationships, Self Improvement & Personal Growth
Tags: demands or requests, fear of rejection, Inner Bonding, loving relationships, making love, Margaret Paul, personal development, relationship advice, relationship challenges, relationship help, Relationships, sexuality, take it personally
What is loving to yourself and others is not always clear. This article presents some important questions to consider.
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Posted in Parenting, Relationships, Self Improvement & Personal Growth
Tags: care-taking, caring, child, codependence, Inner Bonding, love, Margaret Paul, Parenting, personal responsibility, Relationships, what is loving
Discover that ‘healthy narcissism’ is an oxymoron! All of us have an ego wounded self who is narcissistic to one degree or another. For the purpose of this article, I am defining narcissism as abandoning responsibility for ourselves and expecting someone else to attend to us and define our self-worth, or expecting something external to...
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Posted in Relationships, Self Improvement & Personal Growth
Tags: Addictions, healthy narcissism, healthy self-care, heartbreak, Inner Bonding, loneliness, loving adult, Margaret Paul, narcissism, spiritual guidance, spirituality, wounded self
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