1. Honesty
Love is honest, brutally honest. A relationship built on the foundation of honesty has an indestructible framework of trust.
Honesty and trust breed respect. Respecting your partner is critical.
Without respect, love can't last. Be honest, no matter what. If you are
honest and the relationship ends, it is meant to end. If a relationship
is meant, nothing you say (if you are speaking truthfully) will cause
it to cease. Have faith in the truth.
2. Compromise
A relationship is only as happy as the least happiest person in it, and
the relationship is happiest in the middle of the two people in it.
Mature participants of a relationship know sometimes one person has to
travel a little farther to the center than the other. They are willing
to make the trek, because they trust that the other will do the same
when it is their turn.
When compromise is necessary ask yourself, "What matters more to me,
my want to get my way or my need for peace? What do I need to do to
create harmony right now?"
When you think and act in favor of the well being of your
relationship, you will always air in favor of compromise; even if that
means you travel a little farther than your partner because you know, if
your partner is miserable, you will be, too, and so will your
relationship.
3. Patience
No one belongs to you. You can't control anyone either. Despite how hard
you try to persuade or manipulate another to respond and react in the
way you want, they won't and they don't. Everyone thinks, feels and acts
in their own way, on their own time.
If you try to rush someone's process or push them to do something
they don't want to do, they will feel pressured. When a person feels
pressured, they feel unsafe, unloved and unable to give love. They will
no longer be themselves, and when someone is not themselves, they are
not honest. Without honesty, love dies, as will the relationship.
The most important thing you can do for the person you love is give
them space. When a person has space, they feel free -- free to feel and
think, do what they love and be who they are in their own way, on their
own time and they will want to share themselves with you. Remember, love
is not in a rush, it has all the time in the world.
4. Sex
I use the word "sex" to describe the seventh ingredient, but it's more
than just intercourse. It's affection, touch, attention, warmth and
kindness. The ingredient of sex is comprised of reciprocity (an equality
of service to one another) and the desire to show your partner he or
she is special and wanted by you. When a person feels wanted, they feel
safe, loved and free (there's that freedom part again).
Sex and all its components disappear because the individuals in the
relationship stop feeling special, wanted and acknowledged by the other.
The feelings of love develop effortlessly, but if you want to keep love
alive, you have to maintain it -- you must work at it. Relationships
demand effort by both people, equally at the same time.
Daily effort applied to a relationship by its partners will lead to a
lifetime of love. It can be a simple effort -- a gentle touch, a sweet
kiss, an arm wrapped around her belly as she washes dishes, or sitting
by his side as he reads a book or watches his favorite show. All of
these actions are a reminder to your partner -- I see you, I acknowledge
you, I choose you, I'm trying because I love you and I want to keep
loving you.
I've been alive for 34.5 years, and I have concluded that love is
undefinable. Although I do know one thing I am absolutely sure of, and
that is love is a choice.
Loving another person is a moment-by-moment choice. "I choose to love
this person with everything I have right now." If you are in a
relationship, I hope you commit to loving your partner with an honest
heart, a fully present mind, transparency in feeling and thought, a
willingness to compromise (because you understand who they are and what
they need to feel loved).
I hope you choose to be patient with their process and you always
find the time to express your love with a hug and a kiss, as if this
moment is the last time you will ever hold them in your arms. Oh, one
last thing, never forget to say I love you -- we can never say it too
much.
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
4 Scariest Futuristic Architecture Projects
Futurist architecture : characterized by anti-historicism, strong
chromaticism, long dynamic lines, suggesting speed, motion, urgency and
lyricism: it was part of the Futurism, an artistic movement founded by the poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, who produced its first manifesto, the Manifesto of Futurism in 1909.
1). The Tokyo Mega-Pyramid
One of the hallmarks of awesome futuristic architecture, of course, is the arcology — the idea of a megastructure that can hold a whole city's population in one self-sufficient building. It's only when you combine that idea with the passion for light-weight building materials that things get scary.
2) "The Cloud"
is a design for a resort city in Dubai, which would "float" 300 meters above the ground, on slanting see-through legs that are meant to look like rain. It's designed by Nadim Karam of Lebanese architect Atelier Hapsitus
3) The New Orleans Arcology Habitat (NOAH)
4) The Water-Scraper
1). The Tokyo Mega-Pyramid
One of the hallmarks of awesome futuristic architecture, of course, is the arcology — the idea of a megastructure that can hold a whole city's population in one self-sufficient building. It's only when you combine that idea with the passion for light-weight building materials that things get scary.
2) "The Cloud"
is a design for a resort city in Dubai, which would "float" 300 meters above the ground, on slanting see-through legs that are meant to look like rain. It's designed by Nadim Karam of Lebanese architect Atelier Hapsitus
3) The New Orleans Arcology Habitat (NOAH)
Here's another proposed future floating arcology, this time on the banks
of the Mississippi. This structure would house 40,000 people and
utilize a multi-cavity "hull" as the foundation for the superstructure
Designed by Malaysian architect Sarly Adre bin Sarkum, this tower would
be almost as tall as the Empire State Building — but only the top two
stories would be above the water level. The building would generate its
own power using wave-power, solar energy and wind power, and has its own
farms, including aquaculture and hydroponics farms. And it's kept
upright "using a system of ballasts aided by a set of squid-like
tentacles that generate kinetic energy."
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Getting Tanked
A military tank is without a doubt the ultimate of vehicles. So it was only a matter of time before one would make an appearance in an F&F film. Spoiler alert, it finally does so in the sixth film. And as one might imagine, the tank goes to town pulverizing vehicles on a public highway. Too bad the tank wasn't rigged with nitrous.
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Women's Health
A woman /ˈwʊmən/, pl: women /ˈwɪmɨn/ is a female human. The term woman is usually reserved for an adult, with the term girl being the usual term for a female child or adolescent. However, the term woman is also sometimes used to identify a female human, regardless of age, as in phrases such as "Women's rights". Women are typically capable of giving birth from puberty onwards, though older women who have gone through menopause and some intersex
women cannot. Throughout history women have assumed various social
roles in occupation. In some cultures, a majority of women have adopted
specific appearances, such as wearing long hair.[1]
Source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman
Source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
BIG FAIL !!! Looooooooooool !
BIG FAIL !!! Hahahahha Looooooooooool !
BIG FAIL !!! Hahahahha Looooooooooool !
Monday, January 6, 2014
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