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In a recent book review I read, it said something like "This isn't really a romance book, it's more women's fiction. So if you go in expecting a typical romance you'll probably be annoyed by the love triangle, and also the female lead sleeps with a guy who's not the male lead" It was a review of Rosaline Palmer Takes The Cake

I've found most love songs to be poorly written and generic. They all sound the same (looking at you Ed Sheeran). They're all talking about how awesome and perfect this random person that they're with is.

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There are some good one though. I just listened to "Two" by Sleeping At Last (here it is- =PrDzd4ufypE - listen to it, it's beautiful). But these ones that are well-written just make me feel sad and lonely and make me think about how wonderful it would be to find love. But finding your "soulmate" is an unrealistic expectation for most people. It's just like romcom movies - creates unrealistic expectations. Love songs always seem to set you up to fail.

Narcissists and borderlines have been seen as particularly prone to aggressive reactions towards love objects,[8] not least when issues of self-identity are involved:[9] in extreme instances, hate at the very existence of the other may be the only emotion felt, until love breaks through behind it.[10]

I really love stories with enemies to lovers, fake dating, slow burn or when they are both sassy and sarcastic and they just joke around. does anyone have an episode story recommendation? It has to be limelight and if the choices matter the better!! and if they are completed stories thats a plus!

Here are a few examples of what ive read:

Finally, the administrative burdens placed on the nurses, along with trying to perform nursing care at the hurried pace required to keep up with productivity demands, extinguished my love for nursing. How could I not hate nursing when it sapped every ounce of my strength and professional integrity? Time to search for something else.

I must have spent months examining my various interests, knowledge, skills, and passions to arrive at viable offerings. What I always came back to was teaching. In clinical practice, the opportunity to take a new grad on as a mentee was a privilege I never let pass by. Why I love teaching so much, I even homeschooled my own daughters!

Hate divides, separates, and causes horrible devastation wherever it touches. Hate destroys the person who is feeling it too. Think of the way our bodies respond to hate in just one day. I feel like my head is going to turn to flames and my chest is going to explode. Now, imagine that hate festering inside you for months, decades, and centuries for people who have had the hate passed down from generation to generation. When we project out hate, it often lands on the people closest to us. Hate destroys relationships, communities, countries, and the environment.

Thanks, Love is Love, in every form there is love. Sometimes, very hidden. I have faith and allowance for Love to move through and wipe out the hate near and around me. Big Hugs to you and you and you too!

Kelsea Ballerini is undoubtedly in love. She married fellow country singer Morgan Evans in December. However, as much as the newlywed loves being in love, she hates love songs enough to write a song about it.

"I was like, 'Guys, I think I need another love song, but I hate love songs," Ballerini said. "We all kind of looked at each other and it was that magical moment that you fish for in every co-write, and we just wrote it. it was so fun to make those rhymes bounce like (Dr. Seuss-like) kind of rhymes. It really did write itself."

I recently watched some videos on YouTube that came us as recommended to me which seemed to be completely random. I decided to watch one video which of course led to others, and these featured what is now known as the love and hate rice experiment. The idea comes from an original experiment done some years ago by a japanese man called Dr. Masaru Emoto who did an experiement that featured putting water into different petri dishes, exposing the water to different words and emotions, and then freezing the water samples to see how the crystals of water had arranged themselves. The experiement has been critisized for the way it was done (things scientists complained would skew the results) however if you trusted the results, they showed that the crystals of water that had positive words like love and gratitude had frozen into beautiful crystals of water that looked like amazing snowflakes, white the water that had been expoosed to hate had crystals that had frozen into no real structure and ended up looking like murky blobs of water.

But nobody expects a child born into this world to hate themselves. Nobody wants to see a child cry, despair and feel unworthy of happiness and life. And if no child deserves that then why would they when they grow up. The fact is, no matter what has happened in your life, words are powerful. Netative words are filled with the power to make us doubt ourselves, to make us feel unworthy and unloveable. But positive words have the power to heal those wounds, to make us feel worthy, happy, loved and excited to face the world we live in.

\"There's a hidden meaning for me in that line,\" Clarkson said in an interview on Talk Shop Live, referring to a famous line from \"The Notebook\" that she referenced in her song. \"It was just to reference, like, how I think we're taught at such a young age, this is how it works: You fall in love and everything will be OK -- it's like, what happened after they got together? Because there is life after.\"

\"Not to say that that doesn't exist and life can't be that and love can't be that. I just mean, it is funny how we're set up for failure because nothing can live up to this ideal we've kind of been fed,\" she added. \"And so, it's just being playful with it.\"

For what it is worth, the concept of hate-love the police is not unique to American society. Ancient civilizations in Africa, China, and Greece provide examples of people responding well when administration of justice was fair, and angrily when injustice was in full bloom. In Europe, prisoners, thinkers, and travelers wrote stories about ecclesiastical and military enforcement of laws on the policed, be it before or after the Age of Enlightenment.

What would be an accurate way to test the effects of energetic frequencies from human thoughts/emotions on reality? Since I do not have a strong background in science, I would love to hear some ideas from you.

A real scientist would make the experiment himself,thats called the scientific approach,not justcomplaning in some forum .I did the experiment and the result is the same,i didmt placed the names on the jars but i really loved the one for 5 min 2 times a day and ignored the other.The result was surprising for me too,it was the same result.

Do people doing this actually love one jar of rice and hate the other? How can you love rice? Especially plain white rice and why would you try? My guess is that you are lying to that rice and leading it on. What did you do with your love rice eventually? You dumped it like trash! Get over yourselves, and be nice to actual people.

I did the rice experiment for 12 days and though the water condensation on the inside of each jar did differ it actually looks like there is actually more and darker mold in the I love you jar vs the I hate you jar.

One obvious problem, which nobody to my knowledge has mentioned, is what exactly are you professing love and hate FOR? The only active organic material in the jars is mould, so why would that be inhibited by love? Why would mould, which is an organism, thrive on hate? Essentially, even if there was something in it, you could expect the opposite results to those being claimed. Alternatively, if you insist on saying you express love and hate for the rice, then repeating the experiment professing love and hate for the mould should yield the opposite results. I think we need to admit that this experiment proves nothing.

When the stag stood for the umpteenth time, I took the opportunity to rest neck muscles sore from hours of holding my head up. It was now 1 p.m., and with my nose tucked into the wet grass, I had time to reflect on how much I hate mule deer. They've always been my nemesis. They see and hear better than most game, bed in locations impossible to approach, and often surround themselves with nosy does with a penchant for blowing stalks. They're just plain exasperating.

I couldn't understand how we missed his antlers in the short brush, so I walked over to his bed and, in the bottom of the draw, found a deeper depression created by erosion from runoff. The combination of the deep bed and bushes had swallowed the buck whole.I hate mule deer.

People in love-hate relationships experience intense emotions and tend to vacillate between one end of the love-hate spectrum to the other extreme, says Sabrina Romanoff, PsyD, a clinical psychologist and professor at Yeshiva University.

People who have chaotic or volatile relationships in their early years tend to find solace in the unstable nature of love-hate relationships because they are familiar and they may conceptualize conflict as a way to express love.

For several years I was freelancing and working with a couple of agencies, but I rejected permanent job offers. Then my 2008 depression hit (more on that here) and I found myself out of money, with no clients and a huge driving school bill to pay. I got a call from a friend about a job position he recommended me for, and I went to the interview. I stayed in that company for about 2 years, and left to another one where I stayed another 3 years. During that time, my love for design started to lose its sparkle. Not only was I not super passionate about it, it actually felt like a chore.

The first time we met, my editor asked if we should call my novel An Ocean of Minutes a love story. She said love stories can really only end one of two ways: with the lovers together, or at least one dead. I was so intrigued and infuriated by this clever formula, that I was stumped. It took me days to think of stories that broke those conventions: In the Mood for Love, and Blue is the Warmest Color. e24fc04721