How Do I Love Thee? Let Me Text and Tweet the Ways
Friday, February 17th, 2012 Posted in 7 Rings of Desire, Her Love Bucket, Romance, Seduction, SEX, The Love Bucket®, The Man Class Series | No Comments »Valentine’s may be over but dating and love are always hot topics.
If you’ve dated online, then you probably experienced being asked out via text message. 
If you use Twitter, you may have sent a 140-character declaration of love. Compared with a sonnet on perfumed parchment, it doesn’t seem very romantic.
Mobile-tapping tweets, texts, facebook, and the latest pinterest, keep hands busy but not with a pen.
When was the last time you picked up a pen wrote out a letter by hand? And when was the last time you sent someone a love letter?
And who needs Shakespearean declarations of love anyway? If Juliet had Googled Romeo, she would have found out he was a Montague and avoided all the big fuss.
Looking for your Romeo? The boom in Internet dating means there are more fish in the sea than ever before. Plenty of Fish is a popular, free dating site. For those too busy for the singles scene, online dating is a welcome shortcut, especially when profiles and photos let you be choosy about your choices.
Before you even go on your first date, you can Google and Facebook your potential love to your heart’s content to make sure she’s not hiding any skeletons. Technology just cuts out the small talk, letting you know if your partner is the right one for you.
So once a potential Juliet is found, what’s the way to a modern woman’s heart? Try her cell phone. And if you are in a relationship, you can spice up your love life with hot texts (GUYS, click here for more on Text Love Now)
If they’re correctly organized, text messages are like stacks of love letters tied with ribbon — only now they’re searchable.
Paul Walker, 25, used texts to create the perfect anniversary gift for his girlfriend, Elizabeth. He created a calendar that tracked the chronology of their relationship, using only their text messages.
As he was making the calendar, Walker, who lives in Brooklyn, converted his chats with her into a text document — 1,200 pages long. Though the mass of messages was intimidating, the finished calendar showed the arc of their relationship. "It ended up creating a rather emotional thing," says Walker. And an overjoyed girlfriend => Definitely filling her love bucket showing her his dedication with the time, effort, and love infused into such a project
Texting technology helps not just the enamored though. If a romance goes sour, your smartphone or iPhone can take all the effort out of writing a Dear John letter. We all know someone who’s been dumped via text message.
Especially in the case of breakups, it’s tough to draw the line between efficient and impersonal communication. The key seems to lie in balancing your online and off-line relationship. It is not surprising that texting, tweets, and social media may lead to break-ups, because often text messages are misinterpreted. If you do want to get your ex back, then you can try text your ex back and reunite that uses a lot of the right psychology.
In the age of texting, old-fashioned romance may seem as antiquated as Old English. Excerpts From Time.
Smart marketers are using the texting angle to tap your deepest emotions. Perhaps technology can smooth the course of true love, whether it helps find it, nurture it or, fix it, and, if need be, end it.
With dating, because texting and online relationships make a days-old relationship seem more intimate or because they numerous texts increases anticipation.
Text and tweet to your hearts content and hopefully you’ll get the reply you want!
With a relationship, the frequency of texts (frequency being one of the considerations of the love bucket) coupled with the RIGHT message can fill the love bucket and shine up the Contact Ring of Desire that will lead to other rings of desire of THE LOVE BUCKET.
Yes, in the end it gets back to The Love Bucket. If the text or tweet does not fill the love bucket, try a different Ring of Desire. There are 7 Rings of Desire and your special lady has three or four top desires. Find out what they are in The Man Class Accelerator.
Sherrie Rose
The Love Linguist
Dedicated to Enhancing Your Love and S*X Life!
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Love Bucket Updating Facebook Relationship Status
Wednesday, October 5th, 2011 Posted in Dating, Mating, Relating, The Love Bucket® | No Comments »
“I now pronounce you husband and wife! The kissing part can wait… You may now update your Facebook Relationship Status!”
Changing your Relationship Status on Facebook is one of the highest “likes” and commented posts. #likesup
  
This one made it as a Love Bucket Story.
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And some guys get lucky and start a new relationship and finally change their FB Relationship Status. This one, below, happened today, October 5, 2011. |
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There are several types of relationship status’ to choose from on Facebook. You edit this on your profile.
The Facebook Relationship Status choices are (to date):
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Single
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In a relationship
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Engaged
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Married
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It’s Complicated
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In an open relationship
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Widowed
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Separated
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Divorced
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In a civil union
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In a domestic partnership
Facebook Added ‘Civil Union,’ ‘Domestic Partnership’ To Relationship Status Options in February 2011.
In addition, you can identify the relationship you have to other people, not just romantically or legally, but by blood, such as brother, mother, cousin, etc.
How do I change my relationship status on Facebook?
Now, go like THE LOVE BUCKET on Facebook. Share the LOVE today! Thanks!
Sherrie Rose
The Love Linguist
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An important and related subject:
5 Ways to Prevent Facebook Drama During a Breakup
Facebook makes breaking up a much more public event. Best to keep these affairs more private, if you can.
The Internet has overhauled every aspect of modern life, from business to shopping to personal communication. It’s also completely changed the way people, both young and old, create and dissolve intimate relationships.
When the latter occurs, and personal heartbreak goes public on Facebook, things can turn ugly in a hurry. Private grievances suddenly appear posted to public profiles, mutual online friends are abruptly excommunicated, and virtual salt is rubbed into very real wounds.
Distraught exes do and say things on Facebook that they’d never do or say face to face. They slander and lie, try to elicit jealousy, or seek revenge in a multitude of other ways. Passionate online poems turn into passive-aggressive pandering for the affection of mutual friends.
You might immediately change your relationship status to single and then begin posting photos of yourself laughing and holding hands with another person. Simultaneously, you’re waiting and hoping for signs of loneliness on your ex’s wall.
The ultimate results of these efforts often backfire. Worse, they simply spread ill will amongst a large social network and may create even more hard feelings, making it more difficult for everyone to move on with their lives.
In other words, Facebook can quickly turn private relationships into very public and very messy dramas that reflect poorly on both parties. But it doesn’t have to end this way.
The following five tips, listed in no particular order, will offer a few pointers for avoiding humiliating drama on Facebook. With a little care and gentleness, you can gracefully end a high-tech relationship without you, or your ex-lover, stooping to online lows.
Think of blocking as Facebook’s equivalent of a restraining order.
A significant percentage of relationships end with bad blood and anger. To avoid drama on Facebook, instead of seeking vengeance, use your excess emotional energy to focus on your steadfast friends. In this regard, Facebook’s privacy settings are extremely helpful.
You may want to begin by blocking your ex and some of your mutual friends. When you block another user, it means you’ll remove that person from your list of friends and your profile becomes invisible to him or her. In turn, that person’s profile will become invisible to you.
The simplest way to block someone is to visit his or her profile and click Report/Block This Person at the bottom of the page. When you’re done, you’re immune to pokes, messages, and wall posts from the blocked person. There’s one exception — if a mutual friend posts content to Facebook, you’ll both be able to see each others’ comments. In the event that you’re trying to sever all contact with a person, that’s a loophole worth remembering.
Facebook’s customizable privacy settings also let you control the information you share with others. With just a few seconds of tweaking, you can create custom settings that let only your friends see your status, photos, tagged photos of you and relationship information.
Sure, you can use Facebook to peek into your former lover’s life. But do you really want to go there?
4: Avoid Facebook Stalking
After you break up with someone you’ve spent a lot of time with, you can’t help wondering what they’re up to. Thanks to the power of Facebook, you may still be able to follow many of your ex-partner’s activities.
If you’re trying to remain friendly with each other, perhaps you’ll remain friends on Facebook, meaning you’ll be able to view revealing wall posts and comments. And even if you unfriend each other, you may very well be able to keep a running narrative of your ex’s social life by reading comments and posts by your mutual friends.
Trying to piece together what your ex does each day and tracking his or her whereabouts is tantamount to online stalking. You might use these clues to construct plots of revenge or reconciliation. Or you might use the photos of your old boyfriend kissing his new squeeze to torture yourself emotionally.
Regardless of how you use the information you gather from your surveillance, understand that stalking is a compulsive, unsatisfying behavior. As a result, it may leave you feeling emptier than the breakup did or drive you to do things you wouldn’t normally do.
Instead of stalking your ex, use your emotional energy to reconnect with other friends. Find new hobbies and interests. Tell a close friend that you’re having a hard time not cruising your ex’s wall and profile, and ask them for the emotional support you need to stop this self-flagellating behavior.
There is no Miss Manners to help you navigate online etiquette issues. Here’s a good starting point — just be nice.
3: The Only Standard is Common Sense
Facebook and other social networking tools are ubiquitous, but in the timeline of human evolution, they’re brand-new. Although we all use these Web sites, none of us have developed a universal set of standards to guide us in online interaction. So when it comes to breaking up in the digital age, caution — not spontaneity — is advised.With no clear guidelines or etiquette for Facebook breakups, there is only one way to be sure of avoiding drama. In short, be nice, and break up without posting it to your wall.
You can change your relationship status without making a public announcement. In your Privacy Settings, click the News Feed and Wall link. In the Highlights section, deselect Change Relationship Status. Now you’re quietly again listed as single. You can also remove your relationship status from your profile completely.
Also, don’t use Facebook as an open diary to show that you’re hurting. Yes, you can use public posts on Facebook to elicit sympathy from your supporters and make your ex look like a thoughtless, inconsiderate jerk. But don’t let the technology trump your emotional intelligence.
If your ex tries to draw your ire by posting negative comments about you, don’t be sucked into a petty online battle. Refrain from posting retaliatory remarks and immediately unfriend him or her.
Start an all-out war on your ex through the power of online cluster bombs, however, and you can expect a counterattack. The resulting battles will make both of you appear immature and unstable. The online explosions might make for good theater, but both of you will pay for public attack and retribution.
Facebook makes it easy to parade your love life in front of everyone, but doing so adds more difficulty to a subsequent breakup.
2: Resist Publicizing Your Love Life
Facebook and other technologies make it easy to share every aspect of your life, instantly, with hundreds of other people. But just because you can doesn’t mean you should. That’s especially true when it comes to intimate relationships.
Whether you’re in high school or in a retirement home, it’s understandable that you’re excited about a new squeeze. But just as you wouldn’t stand up in front of the cafeteria to shout out your new relationship status, you may want to refrain from doing the same on Facebook.
Your closest friends already know when you’re dating someone new. Likewise, they’ll know when that relationship ends. They’ll advertise both situations to a larger social group. In short, there’s no need to trumpet new lovers online, or lash out with an immediate "Single" status change when that love dies in a huge ball of flames.
By simply hiding your relationship status as a permanent part of your profile, you can avoid many of the soap operas that flare up on Facebook. You’ll also project a sense of maturity and self-confidence, in that you don’t need a Facebook relationship status to signal your life’s course.
Disconnecting from Facebook and removing yourself from constant online reminders of your ex is a great way to recharge your emotional batteries.
1: Take a Break from Facebook
Some relationships end with barely a whimper, the expected result from a bond of two parties without a real dedication to commitment. Other relationships end in the kind of rending heartache that leaves deep emotional injuries that take years to heal.
If you find yourself drowning in tears during a breakup, and you feel a distinct inability to keep those emotions separate from your Facebook activities, it may be time for a break from this particular Web site. No, really — take a break from your Facebook account.
Your friends will understand if you post a status update that indicates, "I’m taking a break from Facebook for a while. I will catch up with all of you very soon!"
You can also take things a step further and deactivate your account. And before you decry the end of your online social life, understand that deactivating your Facebook account isn’t a permanent action. Facebook saves all of your profile and account information.
When you feel emotionally healed enough to interact in the massive public forum of Facebook again, you can simply reactivate your account and pick up where you left off, whether that day comes weeks or months later.
Finally, keep this last tip in mind. Breaking up is less about technology and more about you as a human being. It’s important to watch your online etiquette of course, but taking stock of your emotional development is more important.
You may find that disengaging from mass interaction and spending time in one-on-one communication with valued friends is more rewarding and fulfilling. And fittingly, that’s perhaps the best way to get the support you need to heal from your breakup and move on with your life.
Source:
Chandler, Nathan. "5 Ways to Prevent Facebook Drama During a Breakup" September 2010. http://health.howstuffworks.com/relationships/dating/5-ways-to-prevent-facebook-drama-during-breakup.htm
Drop Your Pants Here For Prompt Attention (fills the love bucket??)
Friday, September 23rd, 2011 Posted in 7 Rings of Desire, Drive Her Desire, Power Her Passion, Seduction, SEX, Sherrie Rose Recommends, The Love Bucket® | No Comments »
Drop Your Pants Here
and You Will Receive Prompt Attention
Guys, wouldn’t it be so easy that all you had to do was follow the sign above to get the kind of attention you want from your wife or girlfriend. But, not so sure if this will fill her love bucket…
Unfortunately, you may have and easy on switch, but a woman is like a slow cooker and it takes time for her to heat up. You need to driver her desire, power her passion and unlock her libido.
If you don’t know about it, the love biochemicals decrease after your first few years or months of hot, frequent, passionate lovemaking. But, the good news is you can rev up her engine and get those love biochemicals surging throught her body again. Shine up her ring of desire… the red-hot ring of desire (that would be the sex ring of desire of the love bucket) and fill her love bucket.. again and again.
She will become more affectionate, more attentive, if you accelerate her turn on when you know just what works for her no matter how long you have been together. Get back in the driver’s seat and drive her desire until she is HOT FOR YOU!
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or…
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Can you imagine that there is no polarity between the sexes so sexual tension evaporates (*like the title of this book indicates!). Men, get back in the (benevolent) power position in your relationship. Be the chairman of the relationship. You need to run the sex department in your marriage or relationship otherwise, like this book title suggests, men are doomed.
If you want a better love and sex life with your lady, get the tools and tactics in this great program and drive her desire until she hot, hot, hot.
You may become like one of the guys that says this:
"Things are better sexually than ever before and neither of us continue to be frustrated with this matter…"
I am a high school teacher so I know that if you are able to change lives (even 1 life) for the positive that the gratification you receive from knowing what you’ve done is immeasurable.
I found my way to your website after learning something that devastated me beyond anything imaginable!
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After 2 days of pulling my hair out and trying to figure out why she was an emotional wreck, she admitted to me that she realized our sexual problems we had been facing were because she loved me but wasn’t physically attracted to me.
I’ve never been hit with anything so hard in my life!
That brought me to you.
Failure in our marriage was no option.
Without a doubt, I can tell that I have built back up that attraction that we had when we were first together.
Things are better sexually than ever before and neither of us continue to be frustrated with this matter.
I want to THANK YOU with the utmost sincerity and tell you that I don’t want to think about where I (and my marriage) would be without your knowledge.
Or… this…
"…she has this enormous orgasm just as I am ‘about to’ enter, she is wetter than any time I can remember,
she is sooo Hot that I can’t believe it."
We have been married over 30 years and at times I (meaning we) thought that I needed some help.
She loves me, and tells me all of the time, but the sexual tension is not there, and I never realized how important it is.
By the third day I can feel her tension, [a step by step process], she does initiate the action and when it’s time for me to roll her over and give her some relief.
I hear "this magical moan" and she has this enormous orgasm just as I am "about to" enter, she is wetter than any time I can remember, she is sooo Hot that I can’t believe it.
I deliver the "goods" and she is Cumming again and again, and I had figured that (erroneously) that she was not multi orgasmic, (30 years too late).
I am trying to recreate our most recent round of action with something even hotter, I am working on the different levels of communication, who knows what I will find, thanks.
Or …. This….
"…she was all over me!"
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I realize now that this Revival System is like my "bible" if you will on correcting my marriage.
I have realized what listened to and everything you and the experts talked about is/was brilliant.
Every moment that I am with her now I am going through things in my head that you have explained.
Another thing that is comforting to me is that you understand everything that I went through (except that you realize that lack of attraction instead of her having to admit it to you). Therefore I knew that it would work.
I keep this in mind also, as I continue to build on the foundation that I have built since this realization. I have changed internally and have begun to think on a greater level.
Without a doubt, I can tell that I have built back up that attraction that we had when we were first together.
Things are better sexually than ever before and neither of us continue to be frustrated with this matter.
I feel like a big percent of husbands go through this problem. Do you think this is a safe assumption?
Looking back, I know that we were on the road to catastrophe if this wouldn’t have happened. It now seems that it is that best thing that could happen to us.
Along that note, I will also tell you that I don’t believe anything that you have talked about is immoral (I am a religious man). We ARE created different and your findings are a breakthrough to me as to how women act and why in many cases.
I want to THANK YOU with the utmost sincerity and tell you that I don’t want to think about where I (and my marriage) would be without your knowledge and taking the time to write it down.
Or……
"…We had hours of mind blowing sex for the first time in years this past weekend…"
"I realized after purchasing the program that I was literally creating an atmosphere that was driving my mate away from me. I figured that since we’ve been together for 18 years, I don’t have to do anything special, she’ll always be mine. I realize now, after reading your words and listening to the audio, that I have to create the atmosphere for better relations and sex.
And boy do your techniques work! It’s beginning to feel like the first few months and years we were together. It’s very hard as a man to admit that his thinking is flawed, that you’re doing everything wrong. Your work is really better than therapy or many of the books out there.
I created enough sexual tension that ultimately create a sexual explosion! We had hours of mind blowing sex for the first time in years this past weekend, and it’s all because of your approach and techniques I used.
The philosophy behind your work is much deeper than just sex. It’s a way of life. You really have to work to have a great relationship. Even your lady isn’t aware what you’re doing or isn’t actively participating, the changes you incorporate naturally rub off, and without them actually knowing it, the relationship begins to improve almost immediately!!!
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Love, Independence, and Filling the Love Bucket
Sunday, July 3rd, 2011 Posted in Dating, Mating, Relating, Lifestyle, Love Dynamics, The Love Bucket®, The Love Linguist® | No Comments »Love, Independence, and Filling the Love Bucket
Since Independence Day, the 4th of July is tomorrow, the subject of Independence is a good one.
Someone asked recently: “Does being in a love relationship make you lose your independence?”
Followed by, “Is it possible to achieve bliss without feeling bitter about losing premarital independence?”
It is generally assumed that marriage, clearly a committed relationship, does NOT create freedom, it curtails it. But, the other gains and payoffs can be huge. It all depends on your individual truths, personal values, and feeling of lovematism for one another.
This can get right down to the business of living and the 4th of the 5 Love Dynamics, the Acclimating Dynamic in interpersonal love relationships. This is often the balancing act of a couple juggling so many things, work or business, kids, family, community, obligations, healthy living, and even getting enough sleep!
If you are in a love relationship and your love bucket is not getting filled, then the lack of fulfillment will shine a spotlight on your loss of independence. The upcoming movie, The Change-Up, is about two men, Mitch (single) and Dave (married), who wish they had each other’s lives and the tagline is – Who Says Men Can’t Change? 
Back on the subject of Independence and the July 4th holiday: As Oprah said in her last email to me, “Nothing like going out of country to have an even deeper appreciation for our own U.S.A. The Freedom to have options, something we often take for granted, is the most striking to me.
When Chris Rock was last on the show he said, "real wealth is having options". I thought that was pretty profound… [Relationship Riches would agree!]
I know the 4th of July has turned into picnics and fireworks, and barbecue moments. But it’s worthy of a pause, to think about what it really means to have Freedom. And while we’re pausing, think about those who sacrifice to make it so.”
Wishing you all a Peaceful and Happy 4th of July!
Sherrie Rose
The Love Linguist
Dedicated to Enhancing Your Love and S*X Life!
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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (When The Love Bucket Is Half Full)
Monday, March 14th, 2011 Posted in 7 Rings of Desire, Dating, Mating, Relating, Heart, Her Love Bucket, Love Bucket List, Lovematism, The Love Bucket®, The Love Linguist® | No Comments »
or… "How To Leave While You’re In Love"
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“I wish one of my relationship expert friends would write a specific article on "How To Leave While You’re In Love". This has been one of the hardest things to do because, right or wrong, I still love him so much. I just had to take a stand for real partnership that I’m committed to having in my life – so choosing to leave may hurt my heart but is a gift to my soul. (someone please write that article, though, ok???)” => So to the lovely lady who made this request, here’s your article. |
First, know that women more than men are constantly evaluating their intimate relationship. Guys, in general think everything seems good at home: she seems happy, we’re having sex, and she’s not nagging me.
Second, breaking up and leaving rarely happen in a moment. Even though there may be some incident that is the proverbial ‘straw that breaks the camel’s back’ there has been in your mind an ongoing database filled with the transgressions of your partner. This is particularly true of women. Often a break-up happens long before the friends and family know of its demise.
So why don’t we “Leave When We’re In Love?"
It is very simple. HOPE DIES LAST.
One of the most beautiful aspects of the human spirit is hope. Hope is defined as, “To wish for something with expectation of its fulfillment.” Some suggest a connection with the word ‘hop’ with the notion of "leaping in expectation."
In the back of your mind, you are thinking, “I still have hope that we can work things out”.
“I love this person. I hope he give me what I want. I hope he can fill my love bucket with my desires.”
The Love Bucket blog is about The Love Bucket®. The 7 Rings of Desire of the love bucket are the things women desire. These desires are related to passion, aspirations, expectations, and wants. To desire is to long for, a craving, and to feel the want of some object or person. Desire is also about sexual appetite and passion. With each desire comes the hope it will be fulfilled.
(Guys, if you think 7 Rings of Desire are too many, relax. Every women wants about 3-4 and it is in your power to fill her love bucket!)
When the love bucket is being filled partially, there is hope that it can be filled up and with the unique rings of desire of each woman. The Love Bucket is a concept and as such, the love bucket can be empty but the love bucket never overflows because the love bucket expands to receive more love just like the heart. If the love bucket is not being filled with the specific rings of desire at least 80% of the time, there is disillusionment, discontentment and it is possible that eventually it dries up. If there is SOMETHING in the love bucket, we don’t leave because hope exists.
Is there a solution?
Due to the nature of this page (a request from an aching heart), there are few additional materials that will be added shortly.
Look for a link to a free document that has tips for the dating process. That includes what you want on your LOVE BUCKET LIST for your Mr. Right or Ms. Right in your life.
It seems that everything gets clearer in hindsight. But, you can start over and there is a way to have a relationship that is more in alignment from the start. When you start dating again you can see who’s out there and it important to figure out more of what you want.
And remember, nobody is 100% perfect, but ask yourself what you truly want in your next relationship, and what can you do without? Breaking up is hard to do, but it happens all the time. Whether you meet up with your ex again, in this lifetime, or the next, be kind to yourself and to the one you loved.
Second, get clarity on your Relationship Design Plan. There is often a mismatch in how you both see your common goal and therefore you’ll be out of alignment. Having a “real partnership” means you have expressed to one another your relationship plan – whether a simple or grand design – no secrets or reading minds. Communication is key. This is the time for vulnerability and honesty. When you navigate to love’s true north defined by your common goal of your relationship design plan, you will be able to course correct when needed and your love bucket will continue to be filled. You may find that you do not need to break up because you simply need to make a few adjustments to your Relationship Design Plan. A little knowledge goes a long way.
Third, you may be found yourself in a Relationship by Default. Well, not exactly found, kinda wished yourself into or possibly tried to fit a “square peg into a round hole.” The yellow, pink, red warning flags were there from the beginning but you just chose to ignore them. Often this will be highlighted when someone cheats because that is not the relationship they really are meant to be in for their highest good and greatest potential.
Last, it is so important to feel you have the basis of the enduring bond of lovematism. Lovematism is such an amazing connection and intimate bond of two lovers. www.Lovematism.com
Bond of Lovematism Connections
MYSTICISM OF THE SPIRIT
Soul Connection: Practices, like praying or meditation. Spiritual philosophies or way of living. Karma or soul purpose to be together. Soul connection of two lovers.
HYPNOTISM OF THE MIND
Mindset Connection: Attitudes, perceptions, tastes, approaches, subject matter of conversation, ways of thinking, levels of consciousness, and appealing to the imagination, intelligence and intellisense of the mind. Mind connection of two lovers.
MAGNETISM OF THE BODY
Sex Connection: Sexual dimension of physical chemistry, attraction, and energy. Sexual connection of two lovers.
EMOTIONAL RHYTHM OF TWO HEARTS BEATING AS ONE
Emotion Connection: Sharing happiness, joy, fun of romance, caring, and compassion. Heartfelt love vibration, coherence and resonance. Emotional connection of two lovers.
Sherrie Rose
The Love Linguist
Dedicated to Enhancing Your Love and S*X Life!
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Another gift … in the form of a poem
How to Leave When You Still Love
by Mayana Blank on Monday, March 14, 2011 at 2:43pm
When you know in your heart what is right
And the circumstances seem wrong
When you know in your heart that the love you feel
Is not enough to balance the situation
You continue to love
and then you love more
and then you realize you must love you first.
When you know in your heart what you want
And the relationship falls short
You know that the soul of the one you love
Will always be within you
You continue to love
and then you love more
and then you realize you must love you first.
Leaving when you love someone is a hard thing to do
But staying when you know that leaving is better
Will harm the relationship so much more
That goings the thing to do
You continue to love
and then you love more
and then you realize you must love you first.
Loving yourself first and best seems to be the hardest test
that humans endure while living in form
We think it is selfish or egoic or wrong
But really its the right thing to do
You continue to love
and then you love more
and then you realize you must love you first.
When you love you first you meet your own needs
You know who you are and why you are here
You take care of your body, mind, spirit and soul
and then you love others more.
You continue to love
and then you love more
and then you realize you must love you first.
So I love me first and most and best
and then I love you and you and you
my heart is true and pure and free
and then I love others more.
Mother Mary told me as I walked away
That I could never leave anyone behind
She said that we would weave our lives in and out
In a way most beautiful and sublime
