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Reposted from: http://elitedaily.com/news/world/cheaters-will-cheat-again-relationships/734622/
Written by: Adam Matula in World
If your current partner cheated on his or her ex to be with you, it’s very possible your relationship is in serious trouble.
Research suggests lovers who are “poached” away from others are more likely to cheat in their new relationships.
Scientists at the University of Southern Alabama researched levels of commitment and satisfaction among 443 men and women.
Reposted from: http://www.marcandangel.com/2013/12/11/7-stressful-things-to-start-ignoring/
When I was nine-years-old, my dad came into my room one Sunday afternoon with teary eyes and told me that we might lose our house. He explained that he had been struggling to find a job, and if he didn’t find one soon we would not be able to afford to live in our house anymore. I could tell he was sad, angry, and worried all at once. Without thinking about it, I hugged my dad and said, “It’s just a house. I don’t care where we live, as long as we’re together.”
My dad, who’s now 70, loves to reminisce about this story. He says my innocent, sincere response brought perspective to the stressful predicament our family was facing at the time. Suddenly, he realized the sky wasn’t falling. We were all healthy and capable of getting through this together. And we did.
As we journey through life, so many of us let stress get the best of us. Don’t let this happen to you. Don’t let your mind stir up and put up with unnecessary drama. Do your best, take small steps forward, keep things in perspective, and ignore the following…
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