Monthly Archives: February 2015

I wanted to write this article called, “Looking For Love.” I think it is needed and I hope it will be beneficial and valuable to my readers. I think it is safe to say, “Everyone has either looked for love, or will be looking for love in their lifetime.”                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         (more…)

This article is called “Cold Hearted-Cold Love.” I want to start with a few definitions of the terms,  cold hearted, cold love. The Dictionary.com states the term was first used in the works of Shakespeare around 1600. The term being defined today as, “lacking in feeling or warmth; unkind.” The Oxford Dictionary says, cold hearted is, “unfeeling · unloving · uncaring · unsympathetic · unemotional · unfriendly · uncharitable · unkind · insensitive · hard-hearted · stony-hearted · heartless · hard · cold.”                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         (more…)

This article is called “Which one showed True love?” This is not my writing or my material. (Only the conclusion is mine).  It is a story I feel needs to be heard. This article was written By, Nicole Pelletier. She is with, Health-Family & Relationships. This was also presented on, Good Morning America, and presented on, Yahoo News. (more…)

Everyone wants equal rights. Do you? Do you want fairness? In a relationship or marriage, things are not always equal. We all have a mindset or pre-conceived ideas. One of those ideas is, “Meet me halfway.” Halfway means half. Half means 50%. This means everything will be half and half in our relationship. If I give my half, and you give your half, a 50- 50 relationship rarely succeeds. Most of the time it fails.

I want to explain something now. I understand the term, “Meet me halfway.” Most of the time it is a cry for help or a plea for assistance. It is asking someone to get up and help. Be responsible, do your part, do what you are supposed to do. It is saying, “I can’t do everything myself. You need to help me.” I am saying, “Do not let meet me halfway, be the foundation of your love and relationship.” (more…)