Psychic Wisdom for Valentine’s Day

February 10, 2012 at 12:00 am
By Krishna Bill

Know Your Approach to the Day of Love

Valentine’s Day is coming. Are you prepared? We sat down with our psychics, and they were generous enough to share their wisdom on what the best way to approach the holiday is. They each had something incredible to contribute—read on to see!

Charrmayne ext. 5058 counsels, ”Let Valentine’s Day serve as a reminder of the love you have for one another, the beginning of love’s renewal. And don’t forget to celebrate Valentine’s every fourteenth of every month!” Read the rest of this entry »

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The Anti-Valentine: Cheating, Dumped and No-Shows

February 10, 2012 at 12:00 am
By Natasha Jervis

Celebrating Anti-Valentine’s Day Instead of Valentine’s?

Were you previously dumped on Valentine’s Day? Did someone cheat on you and make your tender heart turn sour? Were you stood up on the actual evening of Feb 14? If you are an anti-Valentine, don’t worry—there are many fun-filled activities you can get up to on V-Day. Enjoy some of these popular activities that other anti-Valentines get up to on the much-dreaded “I heart you” day.

Burn, Burn, Burn

Get together with your friends and burn those old photos of the one who cheated on you, dumped you or didn’t show up for Valentine’s Day. Burn old memories and allow yourself to let go of any anger regarding the previous failed relationship. Read the rest of this entry »

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What’s in Your Baggage?

February 9, 2012 at 1:00 pm
By Psychic Quinn ext. 5484

Check Your Bags at the Door

A suitcase, a steamer trunk or a whole storage unit… we all have it, but do we need to keep it with us? Baggage isn’t always bad, it contains memories and loads of life’s lessons. However, baggage can be like dirty laundry, and I wonder if we need to expose our stinky stuff to others just because we have it?

Does having a rough upbringing give one permission to be anything less than a nice person when growing up? So many times in friendships and other relationships, people explain bad behavior away by bringing up past hardships from childhood.

I’m not your mother or father or sister or any other family member that might have treated you unkind, so why are you treating me unkindly? If you have a problem with your family, tell them and get it out of the way so that if you want to be friends we have a clear path to enjoy each other on. Baggage is very hard to deal with when forming friendships. How many times can you listen to the same thing? Okay, I get it. Your mother was not a mom, but Mommy Dearest. Your dad was never home and distracted with making a living. Your sisters and brothers got more attention then you. Okay, I get it. But I wonder why you treat me the way they treated you?

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Worst Valentine’s Day Gifts Ever

February 8, 2012 at 12:00 am
By Alina Mikos

It’s the Thought That Counts, Right?

Unless any of these items were specifically requested by your sweetie, the following list features Valentine’s Day gifts guaranteed to put a major kink in your big romantic night.

Anything to Do With Exercise

Nothing drops a hint better than exercise equipment, clothes, or gym memberships. If you think you’ve found a clever way to induce your partner to lose a little weight without insulting her, you’re sadly mistaken. All you’ll achieve with this gift is hurting her feelings on a romantically special day. Read the rest of this entry »

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Putting In the Effort to Create a Winning Relationship

February 8, 2012 at 12:00 am
By Eric J. Leech

A Few Ground Rules for Relationship Success

How much effort should be required to make a relationship work? Is there any limit to what you would do to make your partner happy? We should all have our limits, but what yours should be may not always be completely clear. Today, we look at how to put effort in your relationship, without losing yourself in the process.

So where should you invest your effort?

1. Tell Your Partner What You Need

Isn’t your soulmate supposed to know what you need? Yes, they are, but only after you have communicated it very clearly, exactly how you feel and what they can do for you. This takes effort on your part, although it is the only way to find fulfillment with the majority of relationships. Read the rest of this entry »

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Mr. Right Around the Corner

February 8, 2012 at 12:00 am
By Melody Lee

There’s a Man for Every Kind of Girl

Your Mr. Right is out there, closer than you think. He may be around the corner from your home, workplace, college, gym, salon or grocery store. Heck, he may even be around the virtual corner (if you are involved in online dating). So, keep your eyes open and take a peek around every turn. Here are some easy suggestions for every type of girl to find her Mr. Right. I’ve gone through every one of these phases more than once, so try to figure out where you are in the stage of love before diving in.

1. For the Energetic Social Girl

When you are single and ready for a relationship, get yourself out there so you can run into your Mr. Right sooner than later. When I’m single, I usually go to a bar once a week, a coffee shop or café twice a week, and I seek out fun local events on the weekends like outdoor concerts, farmer’s markets, poetry readings, and holiday parties. The more time you spend around new people, the more chances you have of meeting Mr. Right. Plus, having more experiences gives you more to talk about on dates. The key is to have the energy to go out a lot and get ample exposure to new friends and potential dates. Read the rest of this entry »

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Who’s Responsible for Your Big O?

February 6, 2012 at 1:00 pm
By Psychic Quinn ext. 5484

Taking Control

Are you satisfied with your love life? Do you have one? Do you need one to have a good moment or two experiencing the big O? Over many years of doing love readings, one of the questions I ask my callers when they are confronted with whether or not to stay in the relationship is “is it the best orgasm you ever had” or “is it the best lovemaking you ever had”? Sometimes the answer is yes, and sometimes the answer is no.

Little by little, the sexy loving energy or romance of a relationship falls to the wayside in order to keep it floating financially. Parenting, family issues, career, hobbies, and of course our pets somehow get to take center stage. By the time we hit the pillow, the sandman has sprinkled his sleep dust and we’re off to dreamland.

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10 Awesome Ways to Make Your Relationship Fun Again

February 6, 2012 at 12:00 am
By Taryn Galewind

Revitalize Your Love

Glitter, sparkle, and white-hot heat characterize new relationships. Body chemistry is boiling, the real world seems far away, and even casual conversation drips with delight. How do you bring all that magic back to your established relationship?

Science tells us certain brain chemistry whirls into motion when we find a new love—our bodies ready us to preserve the species. As partnerships mature, that chemistry subsides into something more subtle and your physiology sets up a quieter, long-term coupling.

The sparkle dims. Will nothing exciting ever happen again? You may not get that heat of passion and excitement back the way it was, but that doesn’t mean you can’t love each other and enjoy new elements of your relationship. Try some of these ideas and I’ll bet you’re laughing and having fun before a week is out. Read the rest of this entry »

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