How to Sustain After Break Up: Stay Calm And Happy After A Break Up
Recover Love Series, #4
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Family Relationships, Divorce, Relationships, Love/Romance, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | CHERYL WILDER | ISBN: | 9781533783691 |
| Publisher: | Prapaanpong | Publication: | August 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | CHERYL WILDER |
| ISBN: | 9781533783691 |
| Publisher: | Prapaanpong |
| Publication: | August 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Love is deepest emotions in human that help us to make a strong bonding between a male and female. Romantic relationships are the most meaningful part of life that can fulfill our many needs, but at the same time it is not to be considered to be the only important thing in life. Failed relationship happens and we have to think it consciously as a part of life and behave accordingly. Resentments are inevitable in relationships. It's absolutely difficult to find out the human being whose interest, habit and preferences all align with yours. It is normal that each of us have differing values in life and have different ways of looking at the world, and we want different things from each other. Such differences come up from our temperaments, our belief systems and the atmosphere where we live and grow. At some point of time nearly everyone experiences the pain and sorrow of a breakup of an important relationship.
Love is deepest emotions in human that help us to make a strong bonding between a male and female. Romantic relationships are the most meaningful part of life that can fulfill our many needs, but at the same time it is not to be considered to be the only important thing in life. Failed relationship happens and we have to think it consciously as a part of life and behave accordingly. Resentments are inevitable in relationships. It's absolutely difficult to find out the human being whose interest, habit and preferences all align with yours. It is normal that each of us have differing values in life and have different ways of looking at the world, and we want different things from each other. Such differences come up from our temperaments, our belief systems and the atmosphere where we live and grow. At some point of time nearly everyone experiences the pain and sorrow of a breakup of an important relationship.
