Teaser: Love. Bitterness. Breakups. Unrequited love. Revenge. Cheating hearts. Chances are, if you’ve experienced it, there is a complimentary song to go with it. A little mood music, if you will. After all, isn’t that what songwriters aim to do? To tug at your wooed or wounded heartstrings? To write about the universal experience? I don’t know about you, but nothing is more universal than the L word: Love.
Dating With Disabilities: Tugging At Wounded Heartstrings
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Teaser: I’ve always questioned men who are big fans of cuddling. A guy I recently met – someone who’s a very “man’s man” sort of guy – joined the Facebook group Falling Asleep While Cuddling. I admit, I had to raise my eyebrows at that one.
Dating With Disabilities: Cuddling Couples
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Teaser: It’s common knowledge that I love nothing more than a geeky nerd in glasses. There’s nothing I find sexier than a guy carrying a book or writing something (a poem, perhaps?) in a notebook. Turns out, I’m not the only one.
Dating With Disabilities: Geeky Guys Are Sexy
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Teaser: I call it The Runaway Train Syndrome. You’re great friends with a guy (or maybe more than friends, depending on your particular situation), and suddenly, quite possibly out of nowhere, he just POOF! Disappears. He’s gone. He’s MIA. He’s…wait…living it up in Los Angeles? Yup, this one is for you, LA Hot Shot!
Dating With Disabilities: The Runaway Train Syndrome
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Have you been reading my new blog, Disabled And Thriving, for Psychology Today? I feel like I’m working to break down stereotypes already, and it’s only week one.
Here’s a round-up of posts from Disabled And Thriving this week (I’d love to hear your thoughts…
Words of Wisdom Wednesday: Meet Amanda
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