Being more feminine in your relationship is about learning to surrender and allowing your man to step into the masculine role. In today’s society, relationships can sometimes feel imbalanced due to societal expectations and gender roles. Reversing the roles can be simple, but simple does not mean easy. You have to be willing to take the necessary steps not just for the relationship but for … Continue reading How to Be More Feminine in Relationships
Recently, I decided I wanted to level up in life. I wanted to level up in so many areas and becoming more feminine was one. Femininity isn’t easy to define but, you can figure out how to be more feminine in ways that feel natural to you. Being feminine is a state of mind, a way of living, and a set of beliefs. Also, it’s … Continue reading How I Became More Feminine
Women all over the world are starving for sensual and sexual pleasure. Although society may have you to believe that having the absolute best sex depends on whether your partner can hold it down or not, those of us who know better understand that having orgasms is a bit more complex than that. While some women may hit the mountaintop supernaturally, for others it can … Continue reading Why Are Your Orgasms Inconsistent
We all mess up whether its intentionally or unintentionally. Your apology language is how you prefer to give and receive an “I’m sorry.” Many of you are just learning the significance of love languages, which were developed to help you understand how you prefer to receive and express affection, apology languages were designed as different ways to tell or show someone you’re sorry. Created by … Continue reading 5 Apology Languages
Now is not the time to be anxious or shy about meeting new people. For the last few years, I’ve been hearing “your network is your net-worth.” I have found this to be very true. When I got out of my own way and made meaningful connections, it equated to more resources. You’d be surprise at how being in the rooms or sitting at tables … Continue reading How To Network At Events
You can make a lot of warm memories with your loved one on winter dates, but there’s something about summertime that just spells romance. Let this be the time you focus on making memories with your favorite person. Pull out that old polaroid camera and live a little. Any one of these summer date ideas is sure to spark a little romance in your relationship … Continue reading 10 Summer Date Ideas
Stage 1 Falling in Love The early days of a relationship are always the best.Even though you’re still getting to know each other, you both might feel as if you’ve found the “right” one. I call this the honeymoon phase, an early part of a couple’s relationship where everything seems carefree and happy. It usually lasts from six months to two years and can be … Continue reading 5 Stages of Love
Identifying your love language can be the best way to maintain a strong relationship over time. There have been five ways people tend to communicate and receive love. I’m hoping by now you know the five love languages are words of affirmation, quality time, physical touch, receiving gifts and acts of service. Surprisingly, so many people expressed that their way of receiving and expressing love … Continue reading 2 NEW LOVE LANGUAGES
Breakup grief can have severe impacts on someone’s mental health and daily functioning. Grieving a romantic breakup is an important process for people to go through, even though this type of grief is not commonly discussed. I would like to say, grief is a process an individual can use to reflect, grow, and move forward from an event especially if the breakup is hard for … Continue reading Ways to Cope After a Breakup
For some time, grief has been tormenting people all over the world. Many of us only associate grief with losing a love one but, people seem to underestimate the grief that comes after a romantic breakup. No matter how long you’ve been with a partner, for many, a breakup can feel like a sucker punch to the stomach and most importantly the heart. Somewhere between … Continue reading The Relationship Ended and You’re Still Grieving
