Playing hard to get is not a long-term solution to attracting quality men. Plus, it's too tiring!
Do you think that playing hard to get will create romantic tension with a new man and help you to ultimately hook him?
Well, it probably will work-- with most men and for a short while. The problem is that it won't work in the long-term and with mature men who know that quality women are REAL people.
Kids need caring adults in their lives. Even if you are not a parent, spend time mentoring kids.
Teach your kids to be resilient, responsible, and respectful by spending quality time with them daily. As every working adult (and that is all of us, even if we don't get a paycheck or have kids) knows — we have busy lives.
When was the last time you played in the bedroom - without a care in the world, without fear?
I have a question to ask you. Amidst the hustle and bustle of your busy work and personal lives, when was the last time you played? Close your eyes and try recalling some of the happiest moments in your life: What might they be? Whether this memory is of you as a child or as an adult, chances are, they involved some sort of play.
Benefit your child by being their favorite playmate!
Why play and creativity are important to parents and children.
"I am not my child's playmate, I am his parent" a mother announced in our playgroup. Many in the group echoed her thought with similar comments such as, "It is not my job to entertain him all day!" My first thought was, "I can tell you as the mother of an only child I am my son's main playmate." My second thought was, "Wow. Play is really important to me and my son. Am I doing something wrong?"
Communication in relationships can often be as tricky as a game of telephone.
Tokii starts both silly and serious conversations between couples.
Well, my LDR boyfriend and I experimented for a month with Tokii and the results are in! Even though we are pretty good communicators already, this site helped me get answers to questions I didn't even know I had (like "Would you marry a woman with fertility issues?"). Plus as an added bonus, we have joined an entire community of couples that have funny stories and insights to share.
Psychiatrist Carole Lieberman thinks she's got men all figured out, and since I'm too daft to know otherwise, let's assume that she does. Let's assume that she's the Dr. Love we've been looking for, that she's the Mr. Miyagi to our Daniel LaRusso, the George Washington to our Revolutionists, the answer to our prayers. In her new book, "Bad Girls," Lieberman extols the virtues of being, predictably, a bad girl. Intrigued?