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You seem to be an intelligent and mature woman in love. It sounds as if your relationship has worked well for you both for the past 3-1/2 years. ... Read More...

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Dating

Still in Love With the Ex

By Bob Berkowitz and Susan Yager-Berkowitz
Posted August 1, 2008 1:17 PM

QUESTION: My boyfriend and I were together for five years, although we never lived together. After about four years, he seemed to lose interest in me. He rarely wanted to stay over, and broke a lot of dates. I suspected that he was having an affair, and found out that he was. In fact, he was seeing a few women. I broke it off with him, and six months ago, after a year of depression and pain, Read more...

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Dating after 50, Hosted by Tom Blake (tooter1)

Started by Anonymous on July 23, 2008 6:27 PM

During our adult years, most of us plan to retire with our spouses. Then, one day, we wake up single.

Eventually, we'd like to love again and find a mate. But we aren't prepared for this pursuit. We're confused and have tons of questions and experiences -- some good, some bad. That's what we'll discuss here, so please join in!

--Tom (AKA tooter1)

 

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My wife has not wanted any sex for at least the past three years. She will not kiss, touch or feel. Any discussion of the subject brings a quick response such as, "That's all you ever think about."

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At the risk of asking the obvious, what in the world happened three years ago? People rarely, if ever, suddenly end all intimacy in their marriage ... Read More...

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July 15

Pushing Your Edges - Gently

by Suzie Heumann @ 9:50 am. Filed under love, tantric practice, touching, witnessing
“Don’t reject anything you are experiencing. Meet it instead with a brief moment of non-judgmental awareness – touching it and letting it be.” From Perfect Love, Imperfect Relationships by John Welwood. More…
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Feel the Love

A recent study found that lab rats that lived in groups of 12 had more thickening of the cortex (hence, fitter brains) than rats that lived alone. Also, when the rats were cuddled by researchers -- instead of just being picked up by the tail -- the rats lived significantly longer. The conclusion? Staying socially active may help your mind perform at its best. So connect with friends and family... View slideshow >>

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