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Thursday, March 22, 2007
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Twenty-Something and Single: Fear
By K. C. Morgan
My mother can’t seem to make a relationship work. She even has trouble making one work with me. It’s gotten much easier now that we’re both adults (as mother-daughter relationships usually do), but for a while it was a little rocky. The thing is, I can’t break up with her because I’m her daughter. And on some level, she knows it. Some innate sense of self-preservation let my mother know that she’d better do something to safeguard her own future. And so, she had me.
I am now the same age she was when she had her only child. And though she has routinely been in my ear about it, I’ve decided to never have children. That’s just not something that I can handle, and I know it. Do I not have this same sense of preservation, or do I not need it, because I will –one day- no longer be alone? ...
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My mother can’t seem to make a relationship work. She even has trouble making one work with me. It’s gotten much easier now that we’re both adults (as mother-daughter relationships usually do), but for a while it was a little rocky. The thing is, I can’t break up with her because I’m her daughter. And on some level, she knows it. Some innate sense of self-preservation let my mother know that she’d better do something to safeguard her own future. And so, she had me.
I am now the same age she was when she had her only child. And though she has routinely been in my ear about it, I’ve decided to never have children. That’s just not something that I can handle, and I know it. Do I not have this same sense of preservation, or do I not need it, because I will –one day- no longer be alone? ...
To read the rest of this article in Hot Psychology Magazine, click here.
For more from this talented writer, click here.
Monday, February 19, 2007
The Search of the Perfect Kiss
By Rochelle Taylor
There exists a theory that there are no bad kissers. The theory is that no matter how good or bad of a kisser a guy is, if they do not match your style of kissing they will be a bad kisser. I disagree. There are just some flat out bad kissers out there. Unfortunately, I have met my fair share of them. In fact, I think I may have met their leader.
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There exists a theory that there are no bad kissers. The theory is that no matter how good or bad of a kisser a guy is, if they do not match your style of kissing they will be a bad kisser. I disagree. There are just some flat out bad kissers out there. Unfortunately, I have met my fair share of them. In fact, I think I may have met their leader.
There I was, the only sober participant of a booze cruise on New Year’s Eve. I watched as all the couples headed to the dance floor, grinding against each other in their alcohol-induced haze. I looked at all the people staggering about, trying to keep their footing between the booze and the rocking boat.
Then, there he was. Tall, scrawny and young, just the way I like ‘em. I flirted. He flirted. It was going well. I was sure there would be more to come. Luckily, he worked on the boat, so was forced to be sober right along with me. There was a definite bonus in the knowledge that he would not be puking on me later – it made him that much more attractive ...
To read the rest of this article in Hot Psychology Magazine, click here.For more from this talented writer, click here.
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