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ARTArticleTopless Travel – The Ideal Swingers Cruise Agency for Lifestyle CouplesThe essence of the swinger ideal is the possibility and the opportunity to experience more of life. This notion reflects itself through many forms, from creating new friendships all the way to intimacy and the pleasures it brings. But, the swinger lifestyle is also about the chance to experience more about the world and the incredible places it has to offer. That is the reason why a swingers cruise is the perfect option for all those couples that desire to fulfill their wildest dreams in an amazing adventure.ARTArticleTrust in MarriageA bridge spans the gap between two locations. Trust in marriage spans the gap between two individuals. 4 ½ years ago, my heart was broken with betrayal in my marriage. A huge chasm spanned the space between me and my husband. My trust in Mike was completely shattered. All I could do was take baby steps of forgiveness. Creating a trusting relationship out of that horrible void was the challenge that loomed ahead. Today, I can say that we have experienced the miracle of re-built trust. It is possible to re-establish trust in marriage!ARTArticleTrust in RelationshipsThe fundamental importance of trust in relationships, and the destruction that happens when that trust is violated became a reality to me several years ago. It’s still a vivid memory; ugly and detailed accusations, followed by denials from me. I lied, got caught and our world crashed. At this point the details aren’t important. What’s important is I had betrayed the trust of my wife, my family and my friends; as well as the trust of thousands who had put their trust in me. So much was lost.ARTArticleUseful Dating Tips For GuysAs simple as it sounds, dating can be quite a tricky business. It is an art individuals inculcate over a period of time. That being said, dating doesn't have be all that daunting if you understand certain tricks of the trade. It is a proven fact that men have more trouble dating then women. Their innate sense of “macho-ness” may have a lot to do with this. They are of the opinion that displaying their feelings make them less macho. Owning to this, it sometimes becomes difficult for them to build a real connection with a women.ARTArticleWhat Does A Tantric Relationship And Tantric Sex Involve?In order to understand the concept of tantric sex and tantric relationships, it must firstly be mentioned that the Sanskrit word of “Tantric” means “together” or “brought together as one”. In other words, this involves a union, a spiritual linkage with your significant other that will take you to a whole new level.ARTArticleWhat is the Law of Attraction? 3 Critical Steps to Manifest Your DesiresThe world is ruled by seven Laws.. One example of these laws is the Law of Attraction (The Law of Perpetual Transmutation). So what is the Law of Attraction? Every little thing consists of energy, from soil to the birds flying above us to the nails on your fingertips. Every single element you set eyes on and touch is made up of real energy. If you broke facts down from molecules to atoms, eventually energy will be the only component that remains.. What exactly does energy have to do with the the Law of Attraction?ARTArticleWhat is the Meaning of Love – Looking for Answers that Count“What is the meaning of love?” This is a question that we always ask ourselves. Each one of us has our own concept of what genuine love truly means.ARTArticleWhat It Takes to Be a LadySometimes it’s useful to look back at the generation before us and learn from them. When it comes to being a lady, our grandmothers knew what to do. It’s not about being pompous sticklers for using the fork with the proper amount of tines. It’s about being considerate and behaving in such as way as to put others around us at ease. Here are six tips:ARTArticleWhat to Do When Your Friend Is SuicidalThe last couple weeks we’ve been talking about the important topic of suicide. In the United States, it’s the 10th leading cause of death. The strongest risk factor is depression. Chances are that you have had or will have a friend who is at risk. You may be reluctant to talk to him about his problems, but there are things you can say and do to help. Taking action is almost always the best course. First, ask questions.ARTArticleWhat’s Sabotaging Your Good Intentions?It’s the New Year, and time to make a new start with all your good intentions to have a productive, fulfilling, happy year. But sometimes it’s a struggle. We get sidetracked, bogged down. Before we know it, our good intentions have vanished into thin air. What hinders us?ARTArticleWhat's YOUR Biggest Challenge for the New Year?In the past month I've been checking in with my clients about how far they've come and where they want to go next. We've been focusing on what matters to them most as they look forward to 2015. Aleesha is looking for meaningful work. She tells me that education jobs are scarce, and indeed she's sent quite a few letters and had little response. Brendan is working long hours at a startup, and his wife is complaining. He feels impossibly pulled between the demands of the two people he cares about most.r ARTArticleWhen a Loved One Commits SuicideRobin Williams’ recent death left many of us, who didn’t even know him, feeling bereft. How could he, who was loved by millions, take his own life? How could his life have been so unbearable that he had to end it? And how do we cope with the aftermath?ARTArticleWhen Sleep Eludes YouLast week we talked about housekeeping tips to get you to sweet slumber every night. If you followed them, you’ve made your room dark and quiet, you’ve checked your mattress, you’ve banned the TV from your bedroom, watched your intake of caffeine and alcohol, regulated your routine—everything. And there you are, at 4 a.m., wide awake. What can you do when you’ve followed the rules and you still can’t sleep?ARTArticleWhy Am I Always the One Who Initiates Sex?If you are the one—male or female—who is always the first to ask for sex, you may begin to think your partner doesn’t want it. But there can be all sorts of reasons why he or she is more reticent than you. They could be medical, psychological, relational or just that you’re off kilter. Your natural interval between sexual intimacies may be shorter than your partner’s, so you are always ready sooner. You may have to use super self-control to wait for your partner to be absolutely ready. A nice sensual massage that doesn’t lead to sex might get your partner thinking.ARTArticleWhy Don’t We Care If Jimmy Cracked Corn?You might remember the old children’s song Blue Tail Fly with the words “Jimmy Cracked Corn and I Don’t Care”. Did you ever wonder why he didn’t care? Corn is a good source of fiber, vitami B1, folate Vitamin B5 Vitamin C, Phosphorous, Manganese as well as a nutrient called beta-cryptoxanthin? I seriously doubt that while singing the song Burl Ives thought about all the nutritional value of corn and the sweetness of this grain when he first preformed this song in the US way back in 1840.ARTArticleWhy Women Lie About Men They Slept WithIt is official, you would never get the actual number of sexual partners someone has had, at least not from them. This behavior is common in both the male and females reason, still leaves a lot to be desired. There is this dogmatic belief of how the more number of partners a man has had the more of a man he is whereas, the less a woman has had, the better. Maybe, is this why women lie about the number of sexual partners they have been with?r ARTArticleYou can have complete control over your CholesterolDon’t panic just yet – You can have complete control over your Cholesterol Did you know that the study of cholesterol is actually a relatively recent idea? Cholesterol is a natural function of the human body and a 1951 government study illustrates just how it affects us today. That study was conducted in Korea by pathologists sent from the Pentagon and revealed astonishing results to the medical community of that time.ARTArticleYou, Your Baby and Sleep Training - Part IYOU, YOUR BABY & SLEEP TRAINING – PART I Introductionr There is so much information on the internet and in bookstores about how to get your baby to sleep. Many times, we read and are overloaded with the information from these sometimes conflicting philosophies. Some articles and books tell us that co-sleeping in a family bed will develop well-adjusted children. Others tell us that the child won’t be adversely affected by putting them in another room and letting them cry it out.ARTArticleYou, Your Baby, and Sleep Training - Part IIInfants: 4 to 7 monthsr Babies this age still need lots of sleep. Typically children are down to at least two naps of an hour to three each. However, there are some that will continue to take three naps during these months and for shorter periods. So although the range of needs and lengths vary, your child will fall somewhere into these two extremes. Your best bet it to have watched your little one’s pattern from month two to four. They naturally develop a schedule. Some folks try to schedule naps for their babies.ARTArticle“A Time for Tradition” – Transition Tip # 3 - Remember Old Traditions and Create New OnesNovember 23, 2009 Just when you think you have heard it all, you realize you haven’t. In this day and age, when kids (especially teenagers) are being categorized as egocentric beings totally sidetracked with electronic devices along with their own social foibles, we may tend to forget when they do do something right or say something that touches us. This happened with my 12 year old daughter, Maddie, a few days ago. As always, she ran down the street at 3 o’clock on the dot after a long day at school to meet me at my car.ARTArticle"Living Your Authentic Life" Who's Life Are You Living? Transition Tip # 2 - Be The You That You Were Meant To BeWe all hear this phrase. Live your authentic life. Whether it ’s on the latest self help blog or you happened to be tuned in to Dr. Phil, this seems to be the phrase that can stop us personal development junkies in our tracks. What, exactly, does this mean? If you aren’t living your “authentic life” right now, who is? Last night I had a great discussion with my good friend about this very subject. I said my goal for 2009 was to do just this – live authentically.ARTArticle“Shifting Gears” – Transition Tip #5 Believing that You Can Change Your Life is the First Step to Changing It.As I was driving in my car yesterday, I was thinking about “themes” and life lessons that keep reoccurring in my every day life. It seems that each week, there is some kind of thread of commonality that manifests and keeps trying to be recognized – with my clients, my colleagues, my kids, my life. The theme/word/life lesson that has been coming up over and over again is “shift”. We shift gears, we shift in our seats when we are nervous, we look shifty when we lie; at one time or another, we are all “shifters” (no pun intended).ARTArticle“Stop and Smell the Pickles.” Transition Tip # 4 Never Underestimate the Power of the Family TableThe other night we all went to one of my favorite stomping grounds in the area, Barnacle Bills. With all of us craving the best burger around, my fiance, Steve and I took our girls out for a night on the town. While my son was at football, we decided to take the night off from grilling and have a little family time over a burger and fries. When we sat down for dinner, I noticed the other people/families sitting around us.ARTArticle***Grocery Shopping, Weekday Evenings and Other Family Hazards (Discipline with the Brain in Mind)The best place to observe the wide range of parental discipline styles is any grocery store between the evening hours of four and seven.ARTArticle***Peaceful Parenting® Success StoryNaomi, mother of 5-year old frate al sons Zachary and Samuel, wrote and asked for advice on how to work more smoothly with her children. She then read PEACEFUL PARENTING® and shared the following success story:ARTArticle***To TRUST Is a ChoiceWhen your teenage son tells you that he is going to a friend's house to spend Saturday evening, how do you know he is where he tells you? When your daughter wakes up on a school day morning complaining of not feeling well, and you know she has a math test she has been worrying about, how do you know she is really sick? When your son tells you that he doesn't need to go to the bathroom before you are about to get into the car to run your household errands, can you trust his judgment? As parents, how do we know we can trust our children?ARTArticle10 tips on how to stay happy living the single life...Being single at any age can be challenging in a world that seems to put so much importance on finding the love of your life and becoming a couple. The whole world seems to be geared up to support you in this quest. There is very little support given to those who are consciously choosing to be spend time alone, learning to enjoy their own company and the creativity it sparks.ARTArticle3 Smart Moves for Women who are SeparatingIf you are considering separating from your husband, you are probably overwhelmed with the emotional swings of wondering what will happen next. You may not even want a divorce and are trying hard to reconcile. During a time like this, you may not realize just how critical it is to take some steps now to protect yourself financially just in case your separation continues longer than you expected or ends up turning into a divorce. Here are 3 Smart Moves for Women who are Separating-ARTArticle3 Steps to Surviving a Verbally Abusive RelationshipAre you living in a situation that is unreal to you? Did you think you would have a good life with your partner, but instead, you suffer emotional pain? Does your relationship, which looked so attractive at first, turn out to make you miserable? Even while other people might look on your lifestyle with envy?ARTArticle5 Golden Rules for Grandparents in a Blended FamilyYou and your new spouse have married and blended your two families. Your parents are happy for you but unsure how to treat this new additions to the family. Here's a few golden rules to help them figure out how to respond to your newly blended family: 1- Treat every child the samer Treat your step grandkids as if they were all your biological grandchildren. They are waiting and watching to see if you will be fair to all.

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