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15 years ago @ Relationship Expert, R... - Surviving Valentine�... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hi Caroline,
You are most welcome and deserving of pampering! Go for it and become madly in love with your Self!
Dr. Dar

15 years ago @ Relationship Success E... - For better romantic re... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hi Britthoney,
So glad to hear from you - Being True to Yourself is sooo important - you are sooo right. Here's the deal though, many people get confused and miss what being true is because it gets hidden in the confusion. I love helping people connect with their truth! Hope you have a marvelous weekend.

16 years ago @ http://stage.www.foxch... - You Won\'t See This An... · 0 replies · +1 points

Definitely will not see this anywhere else! Mark and Derek at their funniest?

16 years ago @ Relationship Success E... - Love is Blind but Onli... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hello Michelle,
I completely understand - it is all a matter of perspective and what we are accustomed to or more importantly what we allow ourselves to get accustomed to! Thanks for your comment about your experiences!

16 years ago @ Relationship Success E... - PI Newswire :: News ::... · 0 replies · +1 points

Joyful Greetings LadyLuck,

In short, you do not leave your husband, ever, for a guy who is not interested in you. Why would you want to be with someone who does not want you? That is not love. Crazy in love is not a feeling that lasts a lifetime. Love, pure love, is what lasts a lifetime. I suggest you work on your marriage with your husband and be happy you have an amazing person to spend your life with! Contact me to schedule a session so I can help you sort through the confused feelings quickly here by clicking on the contact link onhttp://www.relationshipsuccessexpert.com/contact

16 years ago @ Relationship Success E... - PI Newswire :: News ::... · 0 replies · +1 points

Being friends with your ex when you have a boyfriend is okay ONLY if you are open with your current boyfriend, include your current boyfriend when you meet with your ex face to face or in text conversations, etc. Not including your boyfriend is the start of an unhealthy relationship. If your ex does not like your current boyfriend, tough. You should respect your current relationship. It is good that your girlfriend tells you about when she is seeing her ex, but if it bothers you and you are never included in the plans, I don't blame you for being bothered by that. It really depends on how often she is in contact with her ex...is it once a week, constantly throughout the day, etc. If it is all the time, then that is not healthy for your relationship. If it is every now and then, that is not a huge deal. I would like to talk to you more about this situation so sign up for a session so we can get this resolved for you.

16 years ago @ Relationship Success E... - Should I lie about my ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hi Odette,
You are absolutely right about red flags. Lies at any stage is a red flag for any relationship in my opinion and sets the stage for failure and emotional unrest. Ignoring the red flags is a red flag as well. Thank you for your comment!

16 years ago @ Relationship Success Blog - Why am I still single? · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks for visiting! I hear you on being scared and not moving forward. I appreciate the encouragement to blog more! Keep visiting and consider taking me up on a sample session to get you past the fear into following your heart and having a life you want. Chat soon...Have a joyful day.

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