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By Prasanna, Friday, August 15, 2008 02:57:03 AM
I think that instead of trying to fulfill your passions you must get adjusted to your partner's passion. Because in this way, both will try to have a better understanding of each other. So live for your partner's passion which will tight the bond between you and the partner. I have experienced this. It works well to the core.
By Elma, Wednesday, August 13, 2008 04:14:00 AM
Can a relationship thrive without passion? I don't think so. But passion is not only about what you feel for your partner, it also refers to how passionate you are with other things in your life. Passion can be a reflection of your commitment and dedication, and absent this, how can you be expected to manifest this in a relationship. But then again, we also have to reign in the passion because it can be hurtful to the relationship.
By June, Wednesday, August 06, 2008 05:40:29 PM
I THINK MELVIN HAS SOME GOOD INPUT ON PASSION. BEING A WOMAN OF TWO FAILED MARRIAGES, I TOOK THESE PERSONALLY. THINGS ARE NOT ALWAYS GOING TO BE PERFECT IN ANY RELATIONSHIP. MEN DON'T THINK LIKE US WOMEN AND DON'T OFTEN SEE THE OTHER SIDE OF THINGS. BUT THEY ARE NOT ALWAYS AT FAULT, WE MUST SHARE SOME OF THE BLAME. AND PASSION COMES IN MANY STYLES. MY FAMILY , FRIENDS AND MY JOB ARE WHAT I AM PASSIONATE ABOUT NOW. THESE BRING FULLMENT INTO MY LIFE NOW AS I GROW OLDER.
By Teresa, Monday, August 04, 2008 08:23:59 AM
hi Sylvia, My husband and i married in 2004, I got sick and almost died since then our marriage is going down hill and he is verbaly abusive but i can't leave him why?
By Green, Wednesday, July 30, 2008 07:04:09 AM
Melvin what do you mean by women tend to take marital problems very personally? Marriage happens in your home and it involves the people closes to you heart. It involves your husband and the children you have. What could be more personal? I guess you haven't been married before
By Melvin, Sunday, July 27, 2008 02:20:37 AM
Be patient, and most importantly, turn toward your partner. Come up with a plan together that you both agree on and can be excited about, and will put it into action. Stop complaining about what you're not getting and start creating what you want. Women tend to take marital problems very personally, and consequently feel sorry for themselves.
By Melvin, Thursday, July 24, 2008 06:41:59 AM
Yes this is one of my favorite articles here and I even bookmarked it. If passion does not come from within then it is not passion. It is really hard to determine passion. My uncle used to be a doctor and about 5 years, I feel he lost his compassion and he just do things because it's his job.
By Lavern, Friday, July 18, 2008 10:45:47 PM
The article was indeed very realistic. Passion really comes from within. If you really like what you are doing you really have the passion for that job. It is not a job for the passionate person but love of work and the dedication it takes for a person performing that task.
By Melvin, Tuesday, July 15, 2008 07:48:14 AM
Lydia I think you will ;-) Well maybe not. Sometimes I think it hurts a lot when people keep on waiting the right person for them and then all of a sudden no one came to be with them. God has a plan. We used to here that. But sometimes understanding is just tough.
By Prasanna, Wednesday, July 09, 2008 08:17:57 AM
I think passion is the thing which drives the relationship. The best example could be cited is that we do not love everyone. Only a few or some catches our attention. Our inner heart develops passion to speak with them and try to have a good relationship which slowly transforms into love. So i believe in this concept. I think most people misunderstand love and lust. Lust comes without any passion. But the true passion should spring from the bottom of the heart. So that for any relationship, it will last longer. Page: 1 2 3 You must log in to post a comment. If you don't already have a My Spirit Now account, sign up now. |
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