Is it me or does some advice your parents give you sound so much better coming from someone else? I know that sounds a little crazy and, depending on your upbringing, blasphemous. That doesn’t make it any less true. Growing into our own preferences while armed with the knowledges of home is definitely an aspect… Continue reading You Only Know What You’re Taught…or Do You? Reversing Generational Curses
A part of growing up and into your own is trying new things just for you. Starting new hobbies, trying different clothes, even trying different foods are all ways that we can get into our individual tastes. But while we’re coming into our own self, we’re also becoming part of new units. Friendships, relationships and… Continue reading Blended: Introducing New Things to the Family Table
It’s hard being in love. That sounds like the opposite of what love should be, right? Especially with how it’s packaged and presented to us: endless bliss, next to no conflict, loving stares and full acceptance of everything that each other brings in. Sounds cute. Just doesn’t sound real. Any new habit requires some scheduling,… Continue reading Break or Bond? Jealousy & Resentment due to New Fitness Habits
The look of affection is one that can’t be missed or hidden by a long shot. Even when you aren’t talking about or around your mate, their presence in your life can be very apparent in many physical ways. Maybe it’s a certain new glow to your skin and smile. It’s a lot of new… Continue reading Happily Ever Healthy: Fitness Hiccups/Breaks That Can Come with New Relationships
Cheat Day: The Blog 