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Archives for Relationships

Embrace Differences: Enrich Your Life

by Lori Sciame December 31st, 2012 | Relationships
As a college student advisor, I meet a wide variety of people.  For instance, I advise one student who moved to the Midwest from Pakistan, one student who hails from the worn-torn part of Serbia, and one student from the projects of Chicago.  Although each of these individuals has vastly different life experiences from myself, I have connected with them not only as someone who can assist with educational and career goals, but also as someone they each consider a friend.

My love of all people, including those of different religions, cultures, and ethnic backgrounds, goes back to
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Facebook and Relationships

by Lori Sciame December 17th, 2012 | Relationships
No one can deny the fact that Facebook has had a tremendous effect on relationships.  It has been credited with reuniting old friends, with giving homebound individuals a support network, and with helping to spread the word about worthwhile events, such as fundraisers for ill individuals.  Facebook has also broken up marriages,  increased cyber bullying, and given an easy avenue for predators to reach children.  Like many technological advances, Facebook can not be classified completely as good, yet it is not all bad either.

Facebook - The Benefits

Without Facebook, I would never had learned what happened to several of my
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Increasing the Chances for Love

by Lori Sciame November 19th, 2012 | Relationships
Finding a significant other can be difficult.  Factors such as compatibility, timing,  and even lack of self-esteem play into the love equation.  Basically, finding true love takes patience - and a bit of luck. It may seem as if there is nothing a person can do to increase his or her chances of meeting the right man or woman, but a few actions can certainly help speed the process along.

Embrace a New Hobby

I work with a woman who took up the sport of curling to help fill the void left from divorce.  She loved being a part of
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Relationships Take Work

by Lori Sciame October 22nd, 2012 | Relationships
Just as a homeowner maintains a house, those involved in meaningful relationships need to work to keep their partnerships in good repair.  Jobs, children, friends, hobbies, and the like gobble up a person's time.  Because of this, love relationships can become casualties of neglect.  Instead of taking time to nurture the relationship, often times it is left for dead last. Pledge to resume working on your romantic relationship today, and watch the positive effects your actions will have.

First, a husband or wife should always feel like a priority to the other spouse.  Even little gestures, such as bringing home
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Warning Signs – Controlling Relationships

by Lori Sciame September 24th, 2012 | Relationships
Does your significant other dictate what you can wear, what friends you can hang with, and even where you can go?  If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, be careful - you may be in a controlling relationship.

Both men and women can become involved with controllers, as they often appear so caring at first.  It may seem like they have your best interests at heart, almost like they know "what's best for you," yet do they really?  If you have been wondering if your significant other is too controlling, read this post.

I had a friend
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