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It's a fundamental truth that as human beings, our existence is inherently intertwined with the presence of others. The quality of our lives is greatly influenced by the company we keep, as those who contribute to our existence add depth and warmth to our human experience. In the forthcoming series, I'll delve into the intricacies of human connection and explore the profound significance of cultivating meaningful friendships.
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"If you disagree with my opinion, you are uneducated or foolish" Feminists are the worst type of women. They purposely ruin their own lives trying to proof a silly point as well as suck the joy out of everything around them.
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The most depressed a man can be is when he gets the validation he wanted from others but still doesn’t respect himself. This is why you see rich and famous people getting addicted to substances and throwing their lives away. Once you reach the top and still don’t feel the way that you anticipated to feel about yourself, you can no longer blame your circumstances. You become everything you wanted to be but realized that you’re still YOU.
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Lovewende is starting a Draw! 🎉Posted by: Zuko 📌Draw time: 2024/04/15 14:06 UTC+03:00 🎁Prize details: ├ First Prize 5 USDT x2 👉Share the lottery after participating to increase your chances of winning
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💍 MARRIAGE CHEAT SHEET In the journey of marriage, it's not just about embracing each other's strengths but also understanding and navigating the complexities that lie beneath the surface. You don't just marry their strengths; you also marry their baggage. Here are crucial aspects to consider as you embark on this lifelong adventure together: 1. Their Coping Mechanisms: How you each handle stressors and emotions can be either productive or destructive. Many of us were not shown or modelled how to cope in healthy ways. But as a team, you two can focus on learning how to self-regulate and co-regulate to foster resilience and stability as a team. 2. Their Triggers: We all carry "sensitive spots" that can be activated in various situations. Some are formed in our past; others were created in this relationship. Recognizing and understanding each other's triggers is essential for creating a supportive and empathetic environment. But as a couple, you two can focus on recognizing when one of you is triggered, "hold space" and be non-reactive, and then debrief later. 3. Their Beliefs: Our upbringing shapes our beliefs about life, marriage, how parenting should be, how finances work, etc. And these beliefs (whether conscious or unconscious) will drive our actions. It's crucial to be self-reflective and willing to adapt beliefs that may no longer serve the kind of life you want to create together. Embrace a mindset of growth and flexibility as you navigate your journey together. 4. Their Self-esteem: How you feel about yourself and how you see yourself will play a massive role in the relationship. Those with lower self-esteem will have a harder time disappointing their partner, getting feedback, and taking ownership when mistakes are made. Build inner confidence and a secure foundation within yourself to strengthen the partnership and enable your partner to navigate challenges with resilience and self-assurance. 5. Their Unresolved Past: If we do not learn to get complete with things in our lives, we drag them with us. A lack of resolution from past events, relationships, and wounds is one of the biggest and worst things that manifests in a relationship. Normalize facing and processing past events and wounds together. Seek support when you need to promote healing and growth within the relationship. 6. Their Wants and Needs: You two are not the same person, and your needs and wants will evolve throughout the seasons of life together. Marriage means that you care about each other's needs, openly discuss them, and seek to find win-win solutions. Openly discuss and address each other's needs will foster mutual understanding and strengthen the bond between you as a couple. Marriage Reminder: We do not marry a "perfect" person. We all have things to work on so we can create a lasting and thriving relationship. Marriage is a journey of growth and evolution, and it's essential to approach it with a mindset of continuous improvement. The key is that both of you want to grow. Being rigid and unwilling to face our shortcomings is the only barrier to being able to work through things as a couple. #marriage
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8/8. Avoiding future plans When your partner consistently dodges discussions about future commitments or avoids making plans with you, it can signal a sense of uncertainty or ambivalence about the relationship's longevity and their commitment to its future. He/She deflects conversations about future milestones, such as vacations, special occasions, or long-term goals, leaving you feeling adrift in a sea of uncertainty. This pattern of avoidance means that they don't want or see a future with you. This simply indicates that you are not part of their future. When discussions about the future are consistently avoided or dismissed, it can lead to feelings of insecurity, doubt, and a lack of clarity about the relationship's trajectory. At this point, addressing these patterns of avoidance through honest communication and shared goal-setting is essential for closure.
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