7 Tips to Keep a Straight Face When You Run into Your Ex When Shopping with Your Wife

There are few modern tests of emotional discipline as precise as running into your ex while pushing a shopping cart beside your wife. The setting is deliberately unromantic—fluorescent lighting, dented shelves, the smell of detergent and baked bread—but the psychological charge is immediate. Time compresses. Muscles tighten. Old neural pathways, long declared irrelevant, light up with the enthusiasm of an unsupervised child. The face, however, must remain neutral. Not warm. Not cold. Certainly not expressive. Because this is not about unresolved feelings so much as unresolved theater. Everyone involved is suddenly performing: loyalty, indifference, maturity, continuity. The stakes are absurdly high for an interaction that should not matter at all. And yet it does. Which is why the following seven “tips” are less about technique and more about surviving a small but revealing collision between past identity and present commitment. And yes, this is something that cannot be solved by popping a valium - you need to pull your sh*t together!

Vacation Calling | Flirtatious Vibes | Explore with Decadence

It is that time of the year when I have the confidence to let go of my self-imposed rules, ready to break away from the overdose of official duties, and plan a small break with my wife. This time, we have Chamba, in Himachal, in mind. Needed very little persuasion about the choice of place. Chamba has everything you need if you want basic food, remote green spreads, and hot tea throughout the day. This is what our priorities happen to be, and we have booked a homestay. Again, booking a hotel never crossed our minds. We don't want a front office to wake us up. We don't want cable TV programs competing for attention. This is also about resting my overworked immune system, if there is any, actually, and getting better from the 3-week-long bout of flu & related symptoms. Yes, the image talks about beaches and tan lines, but I found it very contextual when Googling...will keep sharing more updates.                                     

Chamba Love | Vacation 2018 | Letting Go

I believe Casanova had great oral skills...I mean, Conversational!

What is it exactly that people seek when visiting online discussions about sexual health? Some sense of closure? The assurance that their problem is shared by millions around the world, or just that what they wanted to talk about with their partner has now been published online and now, makes it much easier to read. Yeah, reading about sexual performance or sexual health might be good, but if you are using it to supplement the real thing that you and your partner should be having, you are headed towards Pain City - Where Sex is Never Good Enough! I have been a slow starter. Very laidback and hesitant when it comes to intimacy.

Seeking Compliments Has Got Nothing To Do With Vanity…In Most Cases

There is this skewed perception that if you are curious about how many compliments you will get for a favorite pullover you are wearing to the office, there is something very narcissistic about you – it seems that the debate for seeking admiration about yourself is pretty much settled, i.e. you are chasing vanity, it boosts your ego levels. However, this idea is rather messed-up. A compliment or two can be very soothing, helping you get in the right mood when starting your day or navigating through it. A difficult day at the office can seem less overwhelming if someone admires your wardrobe combination or the new watch you are wearing.

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