QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Jul 24 2008, 07:51 PM)
Sekali he don't care.....siap.... kekurangan darah la her....How to force GUY TELL TRUTH, Doubt him, how to force him tell truth?
How to force GUY TELL TRUTH, Doubt him, how to force him tell truth?
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Jul 24 2008, 08:20 PM
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Jul 25 2008, 02:36 AM
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QUOTE(Neshimaru @ Jul 25 2008, 02:22 AM) What if the man do it, so that it wouldn't hurt his partner or perhaps he wants to surprise her with surprises and gifts? Remember being secretive is a burden. Its not easy to be secretive and calm at the same time. |
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Jul 25 2008, 05:19 AM
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Jul 25 2008, 06:33 PM
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Jul 30 2008, 10:39 PM
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Jul 30 2008, 10:51 PM
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Jul 30 2008, 10:53 PM
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Jul 30 2008, 11:12 PM
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Jul 31 2008, 01:28 PM
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QUOTE(LostWanderer @ Jul 31 2008, 01:03 PM) trust is a very important aspect in relationships... But how often we ourselves didn't trust our partner? Yes, trust is as important as honesty. If a person misuse the trust, things might sway differently than before. the moment you lose it, the moment this relationship breaks as well... But the truth is, the moment you lose it, thats the moment the relation crack not break. Sometimes when a trust is lost, the other person knows what to do to convince the other to believe him or her again. Besides, you have to take notice to the situation & setting as well that brought the person to mistrust his or her partner. There are some who mistrust his or her partner over 'silly or unreasonable' reasons. The concern here is not about what mistrust can do, its always about how the other partner is going to convince you to believe in his or her opinion about the given situation. Vic versa applies too. That's why i believe, as much as listening is a powerful tool to improve communication, it's also wise to give a person a chance to convey what he or she has to say or in other word a 'second chance' but of course the only difference, its our patience limit. |
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Jul 31 2008, 01:53 PM
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QUOTE(LostWanderer @ Jul 31 2008, 01:35 PM) Trust certainly is....but how many know how to be responsible over it? John Gray failed to write about this part properly. Yes a crack will lead to break sooner later. But as much as we know how crack leads to a break, at that moment also the person must know how to patch things up again. A relationship with scars (given that both are still together) actually is a strong relationship because it shows how both willing to patch or forgive their partner's mistake through love (this is just part of the phase in the rebuilding process) If there are one person out there telling me, how a relationship should be based on trust to be strong, i'm going to tell the naive person, as much as we need trust to build a relationship, lies as well, plays a huge role in rebuilding the relationship. A scar-less relationship is non-existence in this universe. Its the scars that actually determine a person's love. So learn forgive and let go. If you want to judge your partner incapabilities, look throughly in ourselves whether are we incapable to forgive them or not. As much as i trust my partner, the most important virtue that will test any form of relationship is faith. So show some unwavering faith to your belief or trust in your partner. |
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Jul 31 2008, 02:10 PM
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QUOTE(LostWanderer @ Jul 31 2008, 01:58 PM) well, some lies are good, some lies are bad, you can keep those good intentions for lying out of the bag, but hiding those bad intentions are...kinda off limits if one were having a plot to severe something You've mistook my statements when i mention about patience and faith. If you read it properly, you will get the glimpse. You will understand what im trying to say in my previous posts when you're involved in a relationship. forgiveness in a relationship is also very important, i mean, as i said many times, who doesn't make mistakes in a relationship...=) as long as one knows how to apologize sincerely, the other should always give a second chance however, second chances should be earned, not to be given away freely, agree?=) If you think getting a second chances should be earn before a person seeks forgiveness, trust me, you better count in how calculative you are as well. You will understand what im trying to convey, when you fully understood the concept of loving yourself. A hint for you, regardless of how big a person's mistake is affecting you, your ability to distinguish the given situation and to forgive your partner without even asking a single bit from her but just to show your love, determines how big is your love towards yourself. In a harsh way to describe this, you will hurt lesser or feel no hurt at all. |
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Jul 31 2008, 02:24 PM
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QUOTE(LostWanderer @ Jul 31 2008, 02:13 PM) i still believe that, if you truly love someone, you would forgive everything your partner did no matter what...betrayal is up to one to forgive though... It should be like this, if you truly love someone, you will understand his or her pain and empathize him or her, and use your trust to forgive him or her. If you were to ask me, if my partner betrays me, what does that imply to me? of course it means I can't keep her relative to her desires and wants, isn't it? Like i say before again and again, look into yourself thoroughly before others. |
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Jul 31 2008, 02:46 PM
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Put it this way as well,
Can a loving person leaves another loving person? When i say look thoroughly...there are reasons why i meant thoroughly. If you think the other left because the other doesn't know how to appreciate the person, have you ever look whether the person knows how to appreciates the other as well? People don't mistreat others if others don't mistreat them at the first place. Simple as that. Not to mention the collision in the dynamic of interest between two individuals which you have yet to discover. And yet you still miss the point im making. You often look from the 2nd and 3rd people point of view. Have you ever consider to fill in the 1st person shoes? Or simply put the trouble maker? And just a note for you, break up is also a process to rebuild a better relationship given that both partner agrees to do so. Harsh? Frankly speaking, there is no such thing 'Don't wait it is too late to safe' unless you are not able to carry the burden and blame. |
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Jul 31 2008, 03:02 PM
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QUOTE(LostWanderer @ Jul 31 2008, 02:53 PM) well, i said so because there are stories as such, one knows how to appreciate and one doesn't...it's sad, but it happens...well, you could say these as sob stories...but also, from john gray's point of view, most of these are miscommunications Its better you ask why should a relationship be healthy rather than how. This will help you solve your own question. I'm not in the position to determine what is a healthy relationship. Any assumptions that we made regarding what makes a relationship healthy differs greatly from couple to couple. So its best, if we answer why make it healthy and pursue it according to the uniqueness that both people brings in the relationship.of course when both knows how to appreciate, most likely nothing will happen...but there will be arguments over something, someday, just depends on how one resolves it break up is also a process to rebuild a better relationship given that both partner agrees to do so i truly agree with this... well, relationships are mutual after all right? you can't call a relationship a healthy one if there aren't two people communicating healthily inside, yes?=) This post has been edited by peinsama: Jul 31 2008, 03:02 PM |
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