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Susan Sheppard - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Susan Sheppard is the founder of Getting What You Want, a life and relationship coaching organization created for the purpose of promoting sacred intimacy in all personal relationships : romantic, parental, sibling, friendship and business. She is the author of the book “How to Get What You Want From Your Man Anytime”, a relationship book that tells everyone in romantic relationships how to be content and have more fun, more sex and less bickering. ... [More]
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- On Being a Nice Bitch
[Womens-Interests] Ever since I was a young woman, I have always said thank you when someone called me a bitch. It wasn’t an insult to me. Perhaps it was because I have always known on some level that the following definition of bitch is the truth.
- Do You Settle For Second Best?
[Womens-Interests] When you have mastered the art of asking for what you want and you are in a relationship and it still doesn't feel wonderful, what is the problem?
- 10 Steps to a Miraculous, Satisfying Relationship
[Womens-Interests] You must go out with a lot of frogs before you find your prince. Widen your expectations. Expand your horizons. Broaden your comfort zone. Don’t always limit yourself to the people you think are exactly what you want. You will be surprised who you are attracted to and will consider as a life mate when you get to know him better.
- Essence of Commitment
[Womens-Interests] When a couple becomes committed to each other, they become a team. It means they leave their respective families and join together to make a new family that is the first family and the roots of a new family tree. It is sort of like a seed that drops on the forest floor and becomes a brand new tree. That seed is no longer attached to the parent tree.
- The Seduction of a Married Man
[Womens-Interests] The unavailable man is very attractive to women who do not want to be controlled by a man. A married man will work harder than any available man to make a woman fall in love with him.
- Are You Really Ready For a Relationship?
[Relationships:Readiness] Finding someone you are willing to try being in relationship with is practically a full time job. . You can’t be “in” relationship unless you want to be.
- Who Are Men Really?
[Self-Improvement] American society tolerates a very narrow range of masculine emotion. It puts a lot of pressure on men to perform, control their emotions, be tough, and live within a tight definition of what is masculine.
- Men and Women Are Different
[Womens-Interests] In the last 100 years, technology has exponentially exploded, creating Terrible rifts in the balance of man/woman relationships have bee created has techonology has expotenially exploded in the last 100 years
Terrible rifts in the balance of man/woman relationships has been created since technology has exponentially exploded in the last 100 years
- Essence of Awakeness
[Self-Improvement:Coaching] Moment to moment presence is very difficult to achieve. Often we are seconds behind or ahead of ourselves. Seconds however are still past and future
- Women and Boundaries
[Womens-Interests] Women are their own worst enemy. We say we want equality, but what does that mean? Equal pay for equal work? Shared child care? Divided housework and cooking? No! Most women want things done to their standards without having to tell a man what that standard is. Women want men to read their minds.
- Relationship Spring Cleaning by Susan Sheppard
[Relationships] Keeping your relationships clean is tantamount to wearing clean underwear in case you get in an accident and have to go to the Emergency Department.You are prepared for anything that happens. Be straight with people, tell the truth then you don’t have to remember your lies. Don’t do anything that you really don’t want to do, then you are really true to yourself.
- Essense of Infidelity
[Relationships] Infidelity affects 8 out of 10 marriages in this country. This is a shocking statistic! What happens between the time the marriage vows are spoken and that first episode of cheating? It’s an assumption, of course, but I don’t think that 80% of the people who get married intend to cheat or be part of a love triangle.
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