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Is Your Relationship Really Worth Saving? - 8/25/2008 8:19:21 PM
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“How much real time are you willing to put into saving a relationship?”
I had asked this question at a college where I was a guest speaker on a forum discussing couples and relationships.
Is Your Relationship Really Worth Saving?
http://articles.familylobby.com/561-Is-Your-Relationship-Really-Worth-Saving.htm
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RE: Is Your Relationship Really Worth Saving? - 8/25/2008 8:19:21 PM
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To all him at that point in my life. Am not sure if saving is the best thing for my wife or childern. They is so much hate on both sides am not sure where it starts and ends. I just love her Am not wanting to give in. I just don`t know how to make it
James
< Message edited by support -- 8/26/2008 12:52:55 AM >
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RE: Is Your Relationship Really Worth Saving? - 8/27/2008 7:40:05 PM
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true, but some aren't worth saving. Sometimes things must die. This is how we learn, grow and let go. Some things, all things, aren't forever. Not to be morbid, but sometimes it's best to lose a limb and save the tree. Ya know?
If the relationship is healthy and worth saving...I say work on it at all costs! This applies to all relationships, not just physical but professional etc. Work relationships can be the easiest to hang on to when they should be let go of as well....or worked on, depending on the situation. Either way they shouldn't be overlooked.
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RE: Is Your Relationship Really Worth Saving? - 11/7/2008 3:32:53 AM
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Nice post..
A relationship is never something to be careless with.Relationships don't heal themselves.Men and women both have particular things they need out of a relationship, and if they don't get them the relationship is very unlikely to succeed. Your partner probably broke up with you because one or more of these needs weren't being met, and if you can identify them and how to address them it'll be far easier to get your ex back and what's more...keep the relationship going.The Magic of Making Up is just one of a great many books out there designed to help you get your ex back, but unlike the majority of them its methods and ideas work for virtually all relationships. If there's a chance that the two of you are compatible enough to have a happy life together, there's a great chance that the system will work for you if you put your heart into it.
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RE: Is Your Relationship Really Worth Saving? - 11/6/2009 9:46:20 AM
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Jackee, you've made two posts and have spammed this board with your link to that book in both of them. Please stop. It does nothing to endear us to you. If you want people to check it out, join in instead. It's already in your sig.
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RE: Is Your Relationship Really Worth Saving? - 11/18/2009 12:26:40 PM
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If a relationship gets to the point where you and the other person seem to just argue more than get along it might just be time to let go! The fear of starting over again is understandable and may take time but the outcome of being apart might bring the two of you back in the long run!
Candace
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