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This book is a labor of love. It was written with the purpose of guiding people like me who have realized that love isn’t a divine or mystical thing, b…
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Goodbye
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"One terrible leader simply gives way to another. The new leader doesn’t have better motives for their country; they just think it’s their turn to go s…
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"Some events in our life would always be beyond our control, but we can control the way we see those events and grow from them."
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"At the end of relationships, three things show up when we consider healthy coping systems: work, distractions, and connection. We should consider post…
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“No one notices us as much as we think they do. We might fail, but we can be sure that no one would care very much about it.”
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"In this stage, the interaction between partners decreases, they spend shorter times together and the depth of their sharing is less. "
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"Dr. Judy Pearson concluded that the people most satisfied with their relationships are the ones who must have worked hardest at maintaining them.”
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"In the final stage, we may vow to remain friends for life and demonstrate commitment by always being present at important points in each other’s life."
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“It would do us some good to consider how universal our experience is, and how many other people have troubling and flawed parents.”
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“It might be our history as infants that predisposes us to think that people can guess our wants and needs. But our wants and needs have grown exponent…
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“Thoughts of being on the road might conjure feelings of loneliness. But we might need to move and keep moving, till we find a place where we feel full…
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