
Relationships Promote Well-Being
If you grew up in a family with abuse, it may be hard as an adult to know what healthy is. Abuse may feel normal to you.
If you grew up in a family with abuse, it may be hard as an adult to know what healthy is. Abuse may feel normal to you.
Strong emotional bonds help children learn how to manage their own feelings and behaviors and develop self-confidence.
Wide-ranging research suggests that strong social ties are linked to a longer life. In contrast, loneliness and social isolation are linked to poorer health, depression, and increased risk of early death.
I genuinely don’t think he will ever feel the immense pain that I felt knowing he must have stopped loving me at some point in the few months prior.
Lawrence and I are celebrating our 26th wedding anniversary and having dated over four years, this is someone who has known me for a long damn time!!!
Just in time for Mother’s Day, this mother/daughter team will demonstrate a variety of intensity levels of the Zumba Fitness Program.
It says that we can only change ourselves, but if we help build someone’s self esteem, they may find the strength to change as well.
Surrounded by familiarity, it is easy to become complacent and complacency will put a target squarely in the middle of your back!
Lucky for you Punk, that I am good natured, because if you pulled this crap with someone else, you may have been shot!
One day, the girl fell ill and thought of her luxurious life and wondered, “I have four boyfriends but when I die, will I be alone?”
After three days of pondering the decision, she spent the $29.00 and renewed her membership so she could pursue this 100% match.
Friends opened their home to us and that is no small offer for a family of four and one fairly large, 75 pound dog.
The story is about Shirley and Marcy and it reminds us how vulnerable we feel as our children begin to grow up and exert independence.
A light, but meaningful read for your Sunday pleasure.
Interactive Workshop, Teen Dating in the Digital Age, Friday, April 15, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at the FSCJ at Jacksonville, Nassau Center.