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Monday, December 7, 2009

If You're Going Through a Breakup, Here's What You Can Do to Get Your Ex Back


If you are going through a breakup, there's a huge chance that it's one of the most challenging times of your life.. Your heart hurts, it's tough to sleep and unfortunately everything makes you think of your former lover. If this sounds familiar to you, you've most likely asked the question "how can I win my ex back"? With this in mind, we wanted to put together this article to show you what steps you can take to get them back.

To start, you need to look after yourself! Take some time to examine yourself and think about how you can improve your life. Make a point to focus on your wellness and the way you look. If you can improve your appearance, you are going to have improved self-esteem and I can guarantee your ex will notice!

When you're a relationship it's simple to not focus on your appearance as much you probably should. People may not hit the fitness center as often as you should, you let your diet get sloppy and sometimes you don't put as a lot of effort into making yourself look your best.

You can drastically better your looks simply by making some easy changes. Keep fit, eat well and try to get enough sleep. Doing this will not only better the way your body looks, but your health and vigour will be enhanced. Whether you are female or male, this is such an important step.

You also want to assess the clothes you own and the way you style your hair. It's surprising what a bunch of new pieces of clothing and a new hairstyle can do for your looks. Have a look at a few fashion websites or magazines to learn what's trendy and dish out a few dollars at a high-end hair salon to get yourself a fashionable new haircut.

Next, make certain you do not contact your ex boyfriend or girlfriend! This step is so key! It's very difficult for most people, but this is a huge step to winning a former partner back. So no calling, texting or contacting them.

Individuals worry that their ex will forget about them if they communicate with them. This simply the way it works! Your ex will actually think of you more often and begin to miss you more if you don't contact him or her!

When you don't make any any attempt to contact them, your ex will question why you aren't calling. It's human nature to become curious and he or she will be expecting you to try to plead for them back. This will make your ex wonder about you more and your ex will become a lot more likely to eventually contact you!

This is so unbelievably powerful and let's you get back control. Although you will want to call, don't fall to tempation. You will be happy you didn't.

Friday, December 4, 2009

All About Getting Back With Your Ex Boyfriend - We Show You 3 Techniques


Are you are looking at ways of getting back with your ex boyfriend....

We have all been there! My ex dumped me just 2 days after the wedding. I have used these 3 effective tips that I am going to outline in this article to get the ex boyfriend back. You will need to do a lot of soul searching as you start to work out how you are goijng to get your ex back. Honestly look at yourself - this will determine what happens next. Is getting together with your ex boyfriend going to make you happy, or will the reasons that caused the breakup in the first place come back to haunt you.

There is always two sides to any story so my purpose here is not to put blame on anyone. After a breakup it is so easy to think only of the good times. We do this as a way of protecting us emotionally. Look at the good and the bad times and remain completely objective, no matter how hard that may be for you. If you and your ex boyfriend spent more time fighting than you did having fun, then perhaps you should consider moving on.

The relationship -was it a good one? How abusive were they? Were they of sound mental mind? Answer these questions honestly before you use the 3 effective techniques that I am about to give you...

Tip 1 - It's not a good idea to be pestering your ex boyfriend. More harm than good will be done by trying to constantly get in touch with your ex boyfriend. It will only upset and alienate your ex boyfriend, pushing them further away and it cannot end well. Your ex will see this as an act of desperation which will only push your ex further away, which is the opposite of what you are going for. Most importantly it does not help you emotionally.

Tip 2 - Pleading with your ex about getting back together is not a good idea. No one want to hear about mistakes that have happened to them again and again. Your ex boyfriend may want to talk about what happens,. Should they do they will start that conversation.

Let them talk and do not make it into an argument. It so easy to do when you are taking time to yourself. If you let it your your mind will create all sorts of reasons for what went wrong. When you broke up your ex may have given you the reasons as to why the relationship is over. Perhaps now you are punishing yourself and making up reasons as to why the relationship ended because you didn't listen at the time that your ex boyfriend was trying to explain his reasons.

You were in shock. I was when I was dumped by my ex. Should have, could have, might have... You may be wishing that you had done things in a different way. You can't modify the past. But you can decide choose whatr you will do in the present. You need to understand that the relationship is over. You may wish that you can go back in time - this is not possible.

Tip 3 - Examine what is happening now Pleading with your ex boyfriend is not a good look. Neither is obsessively trying to contact your ex. Also making promises that you will change etc... The ex, your ex, won't get back with you should you keep doing these things. Rebuild your liffe by getting away for awhile. This will be doing both of you a big favour. As you start to get your life back and start to have fun again, you will become more interesting. Your ex will start to miss you and think about you. You will be happier and your life more fulfilling by doing this.

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Do Opposites Attract?


You and your guy couldn't be any more different. You say black and he says white. You are an early bird and he is a night owl. Your friends raise their eyebrows and wonder how long you two will stay together. You start to question your relationship yourself. How can two people who are so different stand a chance at surviving a long term relationship. The answer is very simple and only requires the answer to one question.

You need to ask yourself if BOTH of you are supportive of your differences or do your differences cause tension. If you are an exercise fanatic and never miss a workout at the gym or get up at 5:00am to go for a run before work, does your guy mumble and complain or does he smile and say "Have a great workout!"

Despite the fact that he chooses to be a couch potato, does he buy you that new pair of running shoes that you wanted as a surprise or does he try to talk you out of working out so you can go to happy hour with him? When you get ready to go for a run, do you re-fill his chip bowl and lovingly rub his buddha belly before you head out the door, or do you look at him with disgust?

No two people are exactly alike and sometimes differences can actually be the magic ingredient for a great, long-lasting relationship. The key is whether or not you both find your differences endearing. You need to ask yourself if you are BOTH OK with your different hobbies, interests and views? If the answer to this question is yes, then opposites will definitely attract and you and your guy can look forward to an interesting relationship that will survive the test of time.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Travel Tips to Keep You Both Smiling - 5 Simple Ways to Avoid Negative Reactions and Upset!


Today's article was inspired by my latest trip to Las Vegas and by many of my clients who have been traveling lately. I coach couples to be sure they discuss all the details with each other before they leave for their destination. I teach them how to communicate to each other so each listens with an open ear and open heart, avoiding upsetting or hurting each other. Many couples I see do not know how to communicate their wants and needs in an effective way. I help them to master this and to be a successful traveling couple as well. Here are just a few suggestions to begin that process:

1. Get to know each other's basic needs. First you have to know what you personally need to be able to tell your partner this. I know from years of traveling by myself that I need a 1/2 hr to an hour nap each afternoon around 2:00 or 3:00 pm if I am going to last all night. I also know I need to eat every 2 to 3 hours (I have really low blood sugar). My sweetheart knows this about me because I have told him (and he has experienced me when I haven't taken care of myself, and that's not too pretty!). It is also my responsibility to take care of my own needs, so I bring water and snacks with me wherever I go, and communicate when I am getting close to crashing. I have found when I don't take care of myself I get irritable and less patient (this can be the beginning of disaster).

2. Sit down together each day to plan and discuss the next day, at least the night before - to assure each person knows the activities, itinerary, departure times etc. This is a good opportunity to honestly discuss what you may like to do and not like to do, a time to decide on an earlier or later time depending on how you are both feeling. Planning and discussing the details helps you avoid upsets later. Also make sure each person makes commitments on time so that there are no upsets later. Synchronize your watches.

3. Continually check-in with each other throughout the day. Be aware of each others body language; if you see your partner avoiding eye contact or not wanting to talk or connect with you, you may want to ask her/him what she/he may be feeling or thinking. Catching upsets early and discussing them helps avoid big upsets later. I teach my clients specific communication techniques to make this process more successful.

4. Communicate openly and honestly. Be careful to tell each other all the details. This past trip to Vegas my sweetheart and I got into a bit of an upset. He underestimated how far it was to walk to The Bellagio from NY NY. It wouldn't have been a problem if it was daytime and I was in shorts and tennis shoes, but I was in long white pants and 4 inch heals (he said it was a block.) It turned out in my estimation to be about 10-15 blocks. First I was upset because my feet hurt. Second I was upset because he mistakenly did not tell me the whole truth. Third I was upset because he reacted to me like it was not Ok that I was complaining. Fourth because he did not immediately apologize for misrepresenting the truth and for my feet hurting (he did apologize to my satisfaction later after much discussion of my upset and needs).

5. Learn from your mistakes while traveling and each take responsibility for your part so you can mature and grow. Use each mis-take, upset and or discussion as an opportunity to know yourself and your partner better. I coach people each day to become more aware of their own behavior and reactions so they can learn and grow. Traveling brings out the best and sometimes the worst in us due to situations we sometimes cannot control or prepare for. Every time I travel with my partner I learn something new about him and a lot more about myself. Use this opportunity to explore your intimacy and commitment from a different perspective and depth.

During your travels you can follow the simple tips outlined above for instant results. If you need additional more advanced support and help please contact me for some coaching sessions (310) 202-1610. I would be happy to assist you.

© 2007 Dr. Cindy Brown

How You Can Build Lasting Relationships Right Now


Building long lasting relationships is the key to a successful and fulfilled life. Every time we interact with people we need to be able to communicate. Through communicating socially we are able to build lasting relationships.There is a need to build trust and integrity with individuals in order to develop lasting relationships.

When we meet someone for the first time we will begin by creating a rapport with them.We need to make them feel comfortable with us and get them to put their trust in us. Our presence should make the individual feel relaxed and at ease. So to build a lasting relationship the individual must feel secure in your presence. This will take place through the way you communicate with this person.

Being able to communicate well with people can boost your confidence and self esteem. To become a effective communicator you will have to monitor your habits and behaviours and be consistent in trying to communicate naturally. Once you start to practice your communication skills you will see the results develop. Over time this will become a natural way for you to communicate, you will find that it becomes a part of your life.

To be able to create a lasting impression in working relationships, you must be able to communicate well and with ease. Your confidence should be able to show through your body language. It takes a few seconds for people to form a judgment about you, so it is imperative to be able to get respected in the few minutes of meeting.

To become an impressive communicator we need to acquire a few skills. We will need to identify what makes a good conversation. It is through building a rapport and using positive body language we are able to build a connection with the individual. Once we know that the the person feels comfortable with our connection we will know that our communication is of trust and integrity.

Our body language and eye contact plays an important role in our communication. The tone of our voice can influence the outcome of a conversation. For example, if your tone of voice is calm, relaxed and soothing people will feel comfortable around you. If you are loud and arrogant it will have the opposite affect.

To be able to hold an effective conversation and communicate well we need to believe in ourselves. We need to be confident to be able to reassure people that we are trustworthy and friendly. Thus build lasting relationships.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Long Distance Relationships - Seven Valuable Lessons That My Dogs Taught Me


The situation: I lost my job due to staff downsizing and had to take another job far away from home. This was the second time that we (my wife and I) were going long distance. This time, however, we had dogs that needed looking after. My wife went to visit her parents, so my parents looked after our dogs.

The lessons: Strangely enough, some of the most valuable lessons I learned in life, I learned from my dogs. My dogs (two Labradors, about 15 months old at that stage) taught me the following:


  1. Remember to still enjoy your life

  2. Show it when you're happy to be reunited

  3. Remain faithful

  4. Don't lose your manners

  5. Jump at every opportunity

  6. Don't take it personally

  7. Get support from friends and family

1. Remember to still enjoy your life
My dogs had a great time with my parents. They live in a very rural area, right against a hill, so there were lots of cows to bark at and lots of interesting places to explore. There was also a river that they could go swimming in every day. To them, everything was exciting and new - including the sprinkler system that they could chew to bits. Now just because your partner isn't there, it doesn't mean that you shouldn't still enjoy your life. You shouldn't act as if you're single, and eventually get your relationship into trouble, but you should have fun. Don't deprive yourself from having fun, and don't feel guilty when you do have some fun without him/her. As long as you remember partner at all times, some fun won't be a threat to your relationship.

2. Show it when you're happy to be reunited
When we finally got back to our dogs, they were completely exuberant and uncontrollably happy for quite a few minutes. We just couldn't get them to stand still at all. They were happy, and they were going to show it no matter what. Don't you think your partner deserves the same kind of treatment? There's nothing worse than a cold or even a mild reception when you're back together. Don't feel afraid or embarrassed to show your joy, just let go, and be yourself. You should be happy and look happy.

3. Remain faithful
As much as they really enjoyed staying with my parents, once we started packing, they jumped onto the back of the pickup and wouldn't budge. They knew we were going somewhere, and they didn't want to be separated again. Some people would call them "mindless" animals but I don't. I know they are very intelligent and have lots of emotions. It really struck me as something to look up to. How often are couples unfaithful for the simplest reasons. If a dog can remain faithful over a long distance relationship for nearly two months on end, why can't we? Remember, we couldn't communicate with them the same way we as couples can communicate all the time.

4. Don't lose your manners
We were slightly afraid that they wouldn't be so well mannered anymore when we got back. After all, it wasn't my parents that trained them, and maybe they trained them differently. We were pleasantly surprised to see that they were in some instances even more well-behaved than before. But that's only because my parents were strict with them. You have to be strict with yourself. I'm a man, so take it from me. When there's nobody checking, manners go out the window very fast. Small things like eating with your hands and belching out loud may seem innocent when you're alone, but it might become a very bad habit, and as with most bad habits, you may just forget sometimes that you're not alone. Ever thought how "easy" popping "The Question" to her parents would be if you just absentmindedly belched like a bullfrog at the dinner table? This mostly applies to men, but just because you're a woman, you shouldn't think you're immune.

5. Jump at every opportunity
Because I was working out of the country, I left my pickup with my parents, as it would make it easier to transport the dogs. Every time they thought there was some driving to take place, the dogs would jump onto the pickup and would be near impossible to remove. My pickup and my parent's car have the same alarm system, so regardless of which one was (remotely) deactivated, as soon as they heard the bleep, they would jump. They would of course be very sad when they were told to get off, but it never stopped them from doing it again. You should be like that with your partner. You should jump at even the slightest opportunity of being with each other, or doing something fun when you are together. If there is even the remotest chance that you may score a lift with some friends (or even friends of friends of friends) that are going in the right direction, you should jump at it. Many times it doesn't work out, but it's worth the effort.

6. Don't take it personally
Have you ever scolded a dog? They have this way of looking really, really sorry for whatever it is they did. They may even look sad. But as soon as you speak to them in a happy voice again, they're all tail-waggingly happy again. I'm not saying you should take abuse in your relationship, but sometimes people say stupid things in a stupid manner. We've all been guilty of it in the past and we will all be guilty of it in the future again. Learn to forgive and forget the simple unimportant issues like a dog does it, and your relationship will be much easier.

7. Get support from friends or family
I strongly believe the dogs were so happy and enjoyed themselves so much because there was two of them, and also because they were staying with my parents. Not only did they look after them well, they also gave them lots of attention. If we were to book them into kennels for the full two months, we would have gotten completely different dogs back. The same goes for you in a long distance relationship. You shouldn't cut yourself off from friends of family. You should rather get a support group around you that really understand how you feel. Avoid those people that tell you it can't work out, or that you're being silly, and surround you with positive, like-minded people.

I think dogs can teach us so much about relationships because they never over-analyze any situation. You should make the effort to learn a bit from your pets every once in a while.