Tag: relationships

Man advice 4 Men

A man’s advice.

When she gets mad at you and leaves, follow her…

When she looks at your lips, kiss her…

When she gets upset and wants to leave everything, hold her and don’t let her go…

When you see her unkempt, tell her she’s beautiful…

When you see her crying, don’t say anything to her, just hug her…

When she’s afraid, make her feel protected,

Leave pride behind, it will stop you from moving forward and being happy…

You ask her: What if something is wrong?

– and answers you sadly, that it’s nothing:

No, don’t believe her, call her, take care of her…

When she’s bored or sad, ask her out

even if it’s just a walk, show her that she’s important in your life…

When you go somewhere with her, don’t look at anyone else, hug her and go

kisses you never know when they’ll be the last let her bite your lips let her know you’re hers nothing more…

Tell your friends that she is your priority, set boundaries and leave jealousy behind…

Send her a good morning, good day, good night message, invite her to the cinema, if you can’t, invite her to watch movies at your house, money can’t buy love…

Sincerity, honesty, loyalty, attention and love, beats a man with money, I tell you from my own experience…

The happiest moment of my life was when I had no money, but I had her.🥀🌷

Gentle Man 😘

A man being gentle with you is the most masculine thing he can do because it shows his strength in restraint. He knows he could be powerful and imposing, but he chooses to protect rather than harm, to comfort rather than control. This is not a display of weakness, but a deep understanding of what true masculinity looks like.

A man who is gentle understands that his partner is not an object to conquer, but a soul to cherish. He moves through life with an awareness that his touch, his words, and his actions carry weight. His masculinity is defined not by his ability to dominate, but by his capacity to elevate those around him.

A man who is truly masculine knows that gentleness is not passive; it is active love in motion. It is the way he listens when you speak, the care he puts into holding you close, and the thoughtfulness in his actions. His strength lies in the tenderness he offers, creating a safe haven in his presence.

A man who embodies true masculinity does not shy away from vulnerability. He knows that allowing himself to be open and honest takes courage. His gentleness creates a space where you feel seen and heard, and this openness allows trust and intimacy to grow.

A man who leads with gentleness understands that love is not about control but about support. His masculinity is not threatened by the softness he shows, but rather, it is enhanced by it. His touch reassures, his words soothe, and his presence feels like home.

A man who is gentle with his partner shows that masculinity is more than physical strength; it is emotional intelligence. He recognizes that a true partnership thrives on respect, and that gentleness is an essential part of building a lasting connection. He leads with compassion, knowing it strengthens the bond between you.

A man who embraces gentleness demonstrates that he has nothing to prove, because he is secure in himself. His masculinity is not defined by societal expectations or the need to assert dominance, but by his ability to create peace and harmony in his relationship.

A man who practices gentleness knows that life is not a battle to win, but a journey to share with those he loves. He values your feelings, honors your boundaries, and shows up consistently with care and thoughtfulness. His gentleness is his way of saying, “You matter to me.”

A man who is gentle in his approach to love understands that patience and kindness are the foundation of a strong relationship. His masculinity is not diminished by softness; instead, it allows him to nurture the relationship, helping it grow deeper and more meaningful with time.

A man who offers his gentleness is a man who values your trust. He knows that being gentle does not make him less of a man, but more of one. His masculinity shines in his ability to be protective without being possessive, strong without being harsh, and loving without condition.

– Abhikesh

Love and Light,

Michelle Price

Letting go

“Parents rarely let go of their children, so children let go of them.

They move on. They move away.

The moments that used to define them are covered by

moments of their own accomplishments.

It is not until much later, that

children understand;

their stories and all their accomplishments, sit atop the stories

of their mothers and fathers, stones upon stones,

beneath the water of their lives.”

Paul Coelho 💫

✨Artwork by Lisa Aisato

Naked

You think you saw her naked because you saw her with no clothes on?

Tell me about Her dreams.

Tell me what’s breaking Her heart.

What can enchant Her and what can make Her cry.

Tell me about Her childhood.

Or even better, tell me some of Her story where you’re not in it.

You might have seen Her skin and touched Her body.

But all You know about Her is same as you know about a book you once held but never opened.

-Domenic Matthew Jackson 🔥

A man’s job

A man’s job is to set the tone in a relationship. A woman feeds off of his energy. This is why showing up for her and being consistent is so important. She can’t feel safe with you if you’re not leading properly.

A man’s job is to create a safe space for his woman emotionally, mentally, and physically. When he nurtures this environment, she feels secure and can trust in his presence. It’s not about being perfect, but about being reliable and intentional in how he shows up.

A man’s job is to communicate clearly and honestly. A woman needs to feel that she can trust his words and intentions. When a man leads with truth and openness, it sets a foundation of trust and respect that strengthens their bond.

A man’s job is to provide emotional stability. His calm and composed demeanor can anchor a woman when life gets overwhelming. By maintaining his emotional balance, he becomes a source of strength and comfort, allowing her to feel safe enough to be vulnerable.

A man’s job is to show affection and appreciation consistently. Women thrive on the little things that a man does to make her feel valued. Simple acts of kindness, compliments, and gestures of love reinforce her sense of security and emotional connection.

A man’s job is to handle conflicts with maturity. How he navigates disagreements sets the tone for the relationship’s overall health. By approaching conflicts with patience and a willingness to understand, he demonstrates respect for her feelings and fosters harmony.

A man’s job is to be a protector, not just physically but emotionally. Protecting her heart by being mindful of his actions and words is crucial. When a man prioritizes her emotional safety, she feels cherished and respected.

A man’s job is to lead with love and compassion. His energy and intentions impact the relationship’s emotional climate. By consistently choosing kindness, empathy, and care, he sets the standard for how they interact and grow together.

A man’s job is to inspire his woman to be her best self. His encouragement, belief in her dreams, and support in her endeavors empower her to reach new heights. By being her biggest cheerleader, he builds a partnership where both can flourish.

A man’s job is to remain consistent in his actions and promises. Consistency builds trust, and trust is the backbone of any strong relationship. When a man stands by his word, he creates a sense of stability that allows her to relax and fully open her heart.

A man’s job is to be present. Quality time, genuine listening, and undivided attention are powerful ways he can show up for her. Presence is more than physical proximity; it’s about being fully engaged in the moment, making her feel valued and seen.

  • Abhikesh

Institutional Constraints on Peer Workers’ Decisions to Disclose

It’s pervasive in our current society to devalue psychiatric experience

aide in furthered education , based on fact . The non scientific DSM

has codes that are accepted by insurance companies, lacking credible

reality . Certainly not looking at mind , body and spiritual needs of a

human soul .

I intend to offer up as much of my walk in the shadow of death ,

waking to find the threat my awakening was and still is for a few

folks . And some who would prefer my demise , as not to be facing

facts, truths that have been dodged for decades , at my detriment

and theirs , but there is denial anyone else was/is adversely impacted.

It’s not children who should carry this burden .

A new study reveals the tensions faced by mental health workers when deciding whether to disclose their personal experiences with mental health issues.
— Read on www.madinamerica.com/2024/09/to-disclose-or-not-to-disclose-institutional-constraints-on-mental-health-peer-workers-decisions-to-share-lived-experience/

When man looses a good woman

A MAN THAT LOSES A GOOD WOMAN

will always feel a void in his life, I don’t care what these weak red pill men have to say.

A man that loses his woman, because he’s unable to defeat his pride, ego, sexual desires, & childhood trauma, is lost!

You lost a woman who was truly loyal to you because you couldn’t battle the darkness within your mind!

You lost the only person who truly loved you because you allowed a weak man to teach you that you were the prize.

I don’t give a DAMN about what a weak man has to say; love that woman or lose that woman and live a lifetime with regret because when a GOOD woman leaves you, she isn’t coming back!!

If your not going to keep it REAL, at least keep it REALISTIC.

Targeted Parents / Charlie Mc Cready

As an alienated parent, you might be up against manipulative tactics that encourage your child to engage in behaviours you find unacceptable, especially when it involves badmouthing and rejecting you. The alienating parent often uses these tactics to curry favor, painting themselves as the ‘good’ parent in contrast to your ‘strict’, ‘old-fashioned’ or ‘uncool’ demeanor. This manipulation is not in the child’s best interest. In a healthy co-parenting arrangement, both parents work together to teach their children the right way to treat others and navigate life. Unfortunately, in cases of parental alienation, this collaboration is absent.

Parenting an alienated child requires a counterintuitive approach. It’s natural to want to defend yourself against constant criticism, but your actions speak louder than words. If ever, and whenever you have time with your child, focus on making them feel loved, supported, and safe. Let them feel heard. If they cross boundaries, gently but firmly remind them: “That isn’t a nice thing to say,” “That isn’t true,” or “Remember the rules in my house, please.” Maintain these boundaries with a light touch, drawing a line in the sand while staying strong and loving.

Showing up with love, kindness, and a positive attitude is crucial. Make your time with your child joyful and free of negativity and confrontation. When they leave their time with you feeling loved and happy, they will be more likely to want to spend time with you again. This positive experience can help them question the alienating parent’s narrative and see through the manipulation.

Traditional parenting styles often do not work with alienated children because the natural attachment bonds with your child are under attack. You are effectively parenting with your hands tied. By adapting your approach, arming yourself with conscious parenting, and being a role model of mental health and happiness, you give your child the best chance to resist the negative influence of the alienating parent and develop into their best selves.

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