It happens. You fell out of lust with yoursignificant other.
Something extinguished the flame, but you still love and respect your former partner as a buddy.
So now you’re wonderinghow to stay friends after a breakup.
Is it even possible?
Fortunately, yes, it is.
But making a smooth transition from lovers to pals requires a bit ofboundary setting.
So today, we’re unpacking the rules for being friends with an ex.
Is there anything better than having a best friend you can turn to any time of the day or night?
They are someone who always has your back, will celebrate the big moments and cries when you cry.
When you describe this friend to someone or introduce them, you need to find the right words to capture theirunique personality.
Knowing how to describe a friend is an art form, and we want to prepare you with the best words to paint a vivid picture.
You want to be agood boyfriend, but maybe you’re not sure the best way to be one.
The fact that you’re trying to improve is a good first step that shows you are already well on your way to being the type of boyfriend your girl wants.
All you need is to implement some strategies that will make both of you happy.
It is important to remember that being a better boyfriend is about improving your relationship. It’s not about changing who you are.
Today, let’s talk about cute messages to send to your boyfriend while he’s sleeping.
Why send texts when you know the recipient won’t get them right away?
Think about it: Who doesn’t enjoy reading romantic, thoughtful messages upon waking up?
First, we’ll do a strategy review and then look at 57 rise-and-shine texts that will remind your guy how much you care for him.
Are you an INFJ personality type?
If so, does your career support your very unique motivations, strengths, and preferences as an INFJ?
People often choose their careers for reasons that have little to do with their personality type.
Sometimes their parents push them in a particular direction.
Many of us choose a career path because of the financial potential.
And some of us just land in a career because it was the first thing that became available after graduation.
That’s what happened to me, and as anINFJ personality type, taking a job in retail public relations when I graduated from college wasn’t a bad move, but it wasn’t the best.
There were parts of the job I loved (writing, creative thinking, brainstorming in small groups), and other parts I hated (public speaking, the competitive environment of the retail world).
While some INFJs get lucky and are able to find a career insomething they love, too many don’t love what they do. Some people actually dread going to work.
有人可能不喜欢自己的职业的原因很多,such as low pay, a bad boss, no ability to grow, long hours, lack of benefits, and stress.
Butpersonality typeplays a huge role in job satisfaction.
This is especially true for INFJs who seek more meaning from their careers than other personality types.
Women are not mysterious creatures who are impossible to understand.
You might have a generallack of confidenceor awkwardness when talking with women, but this is easy to overcome with the right approach.
If you have difficulty coming up withthings to talk about with a girl, use some of the following topics to get started.
Soon, after you have had some practice, you won’t need lists like these to become amaster of conversation.
We, humans, have along historyof jumping into things before we’re ready — often finding out later on that waiting would have been better.
Maybe you’re in a relationship with a man you love, but you can’t help asking, sometimes, “When domen emotionally mature?”
Because, as wonderful as he is, he’s not there yet.
It’s not his fault.
But you’re just not in thesame place.
And it’s frustrating for you both.
So, what do you do?
Ischeater’s remorsea real thing?
And how do you know whether someone who cheated on you sincerely regrets it and won’t do it again?
Do cheaters feelguilty?
And is there a difference between how men feel after cheating and how women feel?
Is the regret only about getting caught?
You probably don’t want to hear it’s not that simple.
You just want answers.
So, what are some reliable psychological facts aboutcheating?
And once you know what a cheater is feeling, what next?