Stop Hairloss

Written by Kenia Morales


Are you losing more than 20-100 strands of hairs a day? If your answer is yes; you are part of 50 percent ofrepparttar population experiencing hair loss, but before you get alarmed there are some changes in your body either conscious or unconscious that maybe causing your hair to shed. Did you make a change in your diet, Are you eating enough proteins and amino acids, Is your body going trough a hormonal change (postpartum, thyroid), Anemia, stress, medications etc.? It is advisable to consult a dermatologist for anyone experiencing extreme hair loss. A professional will evaluate allrepparttar 130555 possibilities and right treatment for those with a more serious problem. Here are some recipes that will act onrepparttar 130556 scalp by tightening it and helping to avoid hair loss and promote hair growth. Caution: Make sure recipes are not to hot before applying to hair or scalp.

Essence of Infidelity

Written by Susan Sheppard


Infidelity affects 8 out of 10 marriages in this country. This is a shocking statistic! What happens betweenrepparttar timerepparttar 130554 marriage vows are spoken and that first episode of cheating? It’s an assumption, of course, but I don’t think that 80% ofrepparttar 130555 people who get married intend to cheat or be part of a love triangle.I decided to tackle unearthingrepparttar 130556 real truth about how and why this happens. On one very popular web site there were 260 posts from both sexes commenting about forgiving and forgetting infidelities. I read every one of them. With one exception,repparttar 130557 perception conveyed was that one party was an innocent victim ofrepparttar 130558 other’s philandering. It seemed to me that everyone was looking at adultery as a cause of marital discord. From my perspective, there are only rare exceptions torepparttar 130559 fact that adultery, cheating, or affairs are SYMPTOMS of long standing marital problems. The cause occurred possibly even beforerepparttar 130560 marriage vows were uttered.

Let’s go back torepparttar 130561 beginning of a relationship. What really happens before two people decide to get married? They have been dating and checking each other out. You all know that women dorepparttar 130562 choosing. Men respond to a woman’s signals and a relationship moves forward at a pace governed byrepparttar 130563 woman’s appetite. So how does a couple who is totally in love and committed to each other end up inrepparttar 130564 predicament dictated by an affair?

I thinkrepparttar 130565 predicament results fromrepparttar 130566 general consensus of opinions and expectations generated by a marriage. In all ofrepparttar 130567 posts that I read it seemed that “being married” automatically presupposed that fidelity isrepparttar 130568 most precious aspect ofrepparttar 130569 marriage. It appears that everything that could go wrong would be tolerated, everything except infidelity. I do not support tolerating infidelity. What I’m wondering is what arerepparttar 130570 reasons that people actually get married? Do they get married because they are in love? Want to have sex? Want exclusivity? Want emotional, financial, sexual security? Want to have children? It seems likerepparttar 130571 thing to do? Or do they get married because they have found someone with whom they are career compatible, financially balanced, sexually attracted, intellectually well-matched, culturally congenial, religiously aligned, madly in love, with whom they want to procreate and raise children according to mutually agreeable standards? Do all people get married forrepparttar 130572 same reasons? I don’t think so.I believe that some people get married for love, some for lust, some for status, some for money, some for security, some for convenience, some to have children, some looking for parental guidance, some for business reasons etc. etc. And if that is true, why is it that everyone who gets married expects adherence torepparttar 130573 same standards as far as fidelity is concerned? The expectation seems to be that everyone gets married for passionate, romantic love and fidelity isrepparttar 130574 highest value of marriage. I don’t presume to have allrepparttar 130575 answers, but possibly some suggestions as torepparttar 130576 seeds of infidelity. Let’s start with a couple who declare that they are in love and want to commit to each other. They are starry eyed andrepparttar 130577 state of “in love” creates a certain blindness and denial especially when this person seems to be almost perfectly aligned withrepparttar 130578 important values you have designated to be essential inrepparttar 130579 person you are going to marry. So this person lies to you about something or breaks a promise to you, or does something that totally violates your ethics, but you love him/her and he/she is so perfect otherwise. It’s just a small thing and you can certainly tolerate a little thing like that. After all, you are getting married and that means you can work it out. Love conquers all. Here isrepparttar 130580 problem. Love doesn’t solve anything. People come to agreement or negotiate boundaries and decide to be together because they want to be together. They choose marriage. I thinkrepparttar 130581 rules of marriage andrepparttar 130582 boundaries that each couple wants to live by must be negotiated. Obviously each and every scenario cannot be discussed ahead of time, butrepparttar 130583 individual standards of each partner in each marriage must be decided prior torepparttar 130584 vows. When a woman/man settles (that includes compromises, tolerates, sells out) on a value that is significant to her/him,repparttar 130585 bond is compromised. It makes it okay to do it again, whatever “it” is.According torepparttar 130586 Man/Woman Strategy

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