what is the difference between Arranged marriage and love marriage ?

why Arranged marriage last longer than love marriage ?Divorce rate is increasing everywhere . what is the main reason ?


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How To Deal With A Break Up – Simple Quick Tips

If you’re still smarting from a painful breakup, take heart, there is help on how to deal with a break up. Following a few simple tips that can help you move through the healing process much more quickly and without doing anything that you’ll regret once the dust settles.

  • Step 1.The first thing you need to do is to stop and think. Give yourself a week or two and just go easy on yourself. Don’t worry too much if your bathroom needs to be cleaned or if your hair needs to be cut, just take things slow and allow yourself to process everything that has happened. Try to continue to do things that will create problems in the future if they’re not taken care of, such as going to work or paying your bills on time, but anything that won’t create a problem if you ignore it for a little while… ignore it. Just make sure that this period of ‘mourning’ is a limited time offer. Only allow yourself a week or two and then kick yourself (or have a friend do it) in the behind and get going. No one is saying that after a few weeks you should be over it, you won’t be, but a few weeks is enough time to process everything and then it’s time to get going and start living your life to the fullest again while you continue to heal.
  • Step 2. Make sure that you still take care of you. Now that you’ve had some down time, it’s time to rejoin the human race. Make sure that even though you still feel down that you take the time to eat properly and get enough exercise and sleep. This is not the time to start drinking or sleeping around. Those things may offer a little short term relief but remember at the beginning of the article I said that I’d help you move on with your dignity intact, doing either of these things won’t help your dignity at all, so don’t do them.
  • Step 3. Accept the fact, that the relationship is over and avoid your ex at all costs. If the two of you move in the same social circles and you see him or her when you’re out with friends, don’t talk to them. You don’t have to be rude, a nod will be OK, but don’t try to engage them in conversation. This is a vulnerable time for you and if you have had a drink or two you can really say or do something that you’ll regret. Just steer clear until you’re stronger.
  • Step 4. Keep in mind, that you will have to just give it time. The amount of time it takes for you to move on to the point where you’re happy, smiling and looking forward to the future will depend on many factors, every one is different. Just hang in there until you reach that point and even though it may seem impossible now remember that you will reach that point one day. These tips will help you learn how to deal with a break up so your dignity isn’t compromised and you won’t have a lot of baggage to carry into the next relationship.

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Web’s Best Relationship Breakup Help – Without Killing Yourself


The best way I can tell you to start on your path on how to get over a breakup is to take things day by day.” Do not make any drastic moves or do anything stupid. Concentrate on how you feel and what it is going to take to feel human again.


Breakups are tough and can leave you feeling detached from the world, not to mention your mind from your body. You have been dealt this blow by someone who once said they loved you. You thought that meant something and it is hard to accept that maybe they were not quite truthful about their feelings.

Whether they once meant it or not, you probably will never know. My advice is to believe they did love you at some point. Believing will help keep your own self-esteem positive and make it easier for you to learn how to move on.You are sad, hurt and angry. By all means possible, do not ignore how you are feeling.


You need to allow yourself the time to wallow in these feelings. Do yourself a favor though by not wallowing for too long. Start to pick up the pieces as soon as you can. Changes have to be made and made soon. You need to figure out how to live single again.


The sooner you do this the better off you will be. so, where do you start learning how to get over a breakup? Like I said, go ahead and wallow but give yourself a time limit. Then, get out and do something to make yourself feel alive again. Spend some money on a new outfit, buy some flowers for your house, get a manicure, volunteer some of your time at a daycare center. Just be out in the world.

Do not, under any circumstances, contact your ex. This will only keep the sadness, hurt and anger close to the surface and keep you from dealing effectively with these feelings.Stay away from bars and clubs. Alcohol in excess will also only keep your feelings from fading. If you get drunk you may begin to feel that you can do or say something to try to get your ex back. The only thing you will accomplish is making a fool of yourself and you really don’t need that either.


Remember when I said do not do anything stupid? Adding alcohol to an already bad situation is stupid. Don’t do it.Focus on improving YOURSELF. Make an appointment with your stylist and get a new do or get your butt to that gym you joined a year ago and get in shape. Just do anything and everything you can think of to make yourself feel good. You will start to feel better and better as each day goes by. You will find yourself smiling and having fun again someday soon. Then you can be proud of yourself that you learned how to get over a breakup all by yourself and came out the other side stronger.


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Letting Go Of A Relationship


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Letting go of a relationship can be one of the hardest things you ever have to do in your life. Hopefully you knew it was coming and didn’t get blindsided by it. If you did know it was coming then letting go will be a little easier. If you were blindsided then right now you feel as if you were hit by a Mack truck, twice.

You are hurt, you are angry and now you have questions. How could I not see this coming? What did I do wrong? What could I have done differently? Why are you doing this? Unfortunately, these are questions that may never get answered. And if they do get answered you might not like what you hear so maybe it’s best if they stay unanswered.

Dealing with the end of a relationship is much like dealing with a death in the family. There is a grieving process you must go through when letting go of a relationship, especially if it was a long-term relationship spanning several years. You might consider a counselor, support group or both to help advise you along the grieving journey. Ask for referrals from family or friends and keep them close for moral support, your church pastor will give you spiritual guidance, or just pick a counselor out of the yellow pages if you want to keep things private and not air your ‘dirty laundry’ so to speak.

Sometimes the pain you feel is so intense you don’t think you can handle it so you push it down and deny your feelings. Then one day you cannot hold them in any longer and all those feelings come out as anger. Anger at the one who broke off the relationship or even anger at yourself for letting yourself get blindsided. When the anger subsides you may start to feel some guilt because you got so angry and maybe said or did something you now regret. To try to get relief from the emotional pain you may attempt to bargain with your higher power. Then all of a sudden one day you wake up and the sun is shining and you find yourself able to accept your new life and smile again for the first time in a long time.

When you finally learn to accept your fate then you can start to put the pieces of your life back together. Life does go on. Take each day as it comes and realize you had the strength to get through a tough situation. Be proud of yourself. Take some time to find out who you are and don’t jump right back into another relationship right away. Enjoy your new found freedom, take up a new hobby or learn a new skill. Just be who you are for a while, not who someone else thinks you should be. Be as kind to yourself as you can be and you may find that letting go of that relationship was the best thing for you.


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What is the difference between a love marriage and an arranged marriage?

What is the difference between a love marriage and an arranged marriage?


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Donald Attempts to Keep His Relationship in Tact

At first trying to redeem himself, his struggles seem to make matters worse.

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What do you think, love marriage is successful or arrange by parents?

In my opinion, arrange marriage is better than love marriage, because in school/college life
love is just a emotional things and true love start after marriage and
what parents choose is always a better choice.


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How does it work to have 2 maid of honors and a matron of honor?

I have 2 bestfriends who are so dear to me…they would take the clothes off their back for me. 1 is married & 1 is single…& i also have a younger sister who of course is my blood & i love to death. My sistuation is I want 2 maid of honors which would be my single best friend & my sis & then a matron of honor who is my married best friend. How does that work when it comes to the grooms side? Should he have 3 best man? plus the groomsmen with the bridesmaid i am so confused…is this just too much & too silly? I know it sounds ridiculous but has anyone been in this situation? My family sees it right for my sister to be the maid of honor & then just have my married best friend to be the matron of honor…but the truth is my single friend is the one who has really been there through all of it, throught the breakups & makeups of all my relationships. My married best friend lives states away so we just talk by phone here & there but i always know she has my back..she got married in court
I would rather my sister as a bridesmaids rather than my maid of honor..so i am still in a bad situation..because it would upset everyone if my sister was a bridesmaid and i would feel bad
so far i like the way missygold is thinking


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How To Save Marriage From Divorce- But It Takes Work


You can save marriage from divorce if you change the way you think about marriage in the first place. Marriage is supposed to be a partnership. That’s why you got married, right? You found someone you thought you would spend the rest of your life with, have 2.3 children and a house with a white picket fence.


Whose fault is it that it didn’t turn out that way? Yours? Your partner’s? Does it matter? Good marriages don’t just happen. You have to learn how to be married. If you do not learn how to be married, then you need to learn how to be divorced. If you don’t want that, you just need to fix it.

If things have gotten out of control and the lines of communication are down, stop what you are doing and take control back. Too often, couples just let the marriage happen when in reality marriage takes some effort to be successful. If you don’t work at it and nurture it, you will lose it.

The most effective way to work things out is to talk them out. Concentrate on clearing up any misconceptions and misunderstandings that have crept in under the radar. Reopen the lines of communication now. Don’t wait any longer or the only ones who will be communicating will be the divorce lawyers. Figure out and learn to fix the problem areas together and together you can save marriage from divorce.

The love you felt for each other once is probably still there, it is just buried under a heap of overdue bills, the never ending housework, not enough time spent together, kids running you ragged, and flat out exhaustion. Not quite the fairy tale you dreamed of when you were young, is it? It may not be, but you can get some semblance of that original fairy tale to come true at any time in your marriage.

After you take the time to talk things out and clear up any misconceptions or misunderstandings then it is time to start making a plan on how to fix your relationship. Make a budget you can live on. Spend more time together by planning a date night every week. Ask that a family member help you out with running the kids to school or practice a couple of times a week, have dinner together as a family as often as you can, leave that last load of laundry or just rinse the dishes and let them be until the morning, watch an earlier newscast so you can go to bed earlier than usual and get more sleep.

There is a very well known talk show host who once said, “If you want to make changes in your life, you have to make changes in your life.” The same can be said for your marriage. Sit down together and figure out what needs to be changed and then learn how to change them. The sooner you do make the changes the sooner you can save marriage from divorce.


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    In need of Relationship Help


    If you’re thinking to yourself, “I think I need relationship help”, then you probably do. When things start to go south in a relationship, it seems that the last person you want to go to for help is also the one you should be talking to the most, your partner. Communication is essential in any relationship and when it breaks down it can sometimes be hard to get back but it’s not impossible.


    Start by making a list of the things in your relationship that are bothering you. No matter what it is, be honest and don’t just make it all about the other person. Relationships take two to work or not work and if you are feeling bad about your relationship, so is your partner. When you’ve made your list, invite your partner to discuss the problems you’ve outlined.

    During your talk, keep in mind to never, ever lay blame on the other person. Never start a sentence with, ‘YOU’ do this or ‘YOU’ do that. Start your sentences with, ‘I FEEL’ this and ‘I FEEL’ that. The only thing laying blame will accomplish is making your partner feel they have to defend themselves, probably start a fight and defeat the whole purpose of trying to improve your relationship. So be open and honest about your concerns but never be hurtful.

    Make sure to ask your partner how they feel about the direction your relationship is heading. Find out what they think they need and/or want from you to make your relationship successful and then voice your own concerns, wants and needs.

    If talking things through doesn’t seem to help, then it may be time to consult an ‘I need relationship help’ professional. That doesn’t mean your mother or your brother or your sister, aunt, uncle or cousin. Keep things between you private, the less input you get from biased sources the easier it will be to resolve the aspects of your relationship that need to be resolved. Families tend to take sides and that will only stoke the fire.

    When you’ve talked about things and feel you both are ready to start seeing a relationship counselor, if you do, make a list (or take the one you’ve already made) of things to discuss. The relationship counselor will help you both sort things out and keep them in perspective. They know the right questions to ask and what buttons to push to get you thinking and can keep the discussion heading in the right direction.

    A relationship counselor will give you exercises, or homework, to teach yourselves the art of communication outside his or her office. Follow what he or she tells you closely. Who knows, you may begin to have so much fun learning how to communicate with each other some of the problems your were facing may just fade away. It’s all perception and if your perception changes and you are seeing things from both sides instead of just your own, then maybe you could stop thinking ‘I need relationship help’.


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