WORTH SEEING AND READING: Happy Together or Alone: Words and Images About Love and Relationships




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  4. Pingback: QUOTE: If you want to be happy, learn to be alone without being lonely. Learn that being alone does not mean being unhappy. The world is full of plenty of interesting and enjoyable things to do and people who can enrich your life. — Michael Josephso

  6. Great! The images and the words. I’ve experienced most of them – from both sides; and learned so much (like I should have burned a few bridges earlier than I did. But then, if I had done so, then I wouldn’t have learned the lessons that I did and I wouldn’t be the stronger, wiser and much more caring person that I’ve become.) I will share your quotes and some of my experiences with my just turning teens neices and nephew. Thanks

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  7. Thank you so much for all the Love and relationships Quotes. I can relate to them. I have experienced some of them and going through at present with some of them. I would love to share and post them on my Facebook Wall if I may?

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  9. Thank you Michael for the inspiring quotes and words of wisdom! They are so true and inspiring and right now are helping me get through a difficult time in my life. Thank you for reminding me of how precious life is!

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  10. I watched a documentary called The Beautiful Truth, where at the end the narrators words touched me so deeply that I paused the tape and wrote each word down. At the end of the movie I saw credit given to “Character Counts” by Josephson Institute of Ethics. I am going to send this to my son who is serving in the U.S. Air Force. After 27 years of marriage ending this yr in divorce – your words resonate deep within me. Thank you for putting it to print with such profound eloquence.

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  11. Oh, yes, please! Posters on friendship/relationships — affordable for schools. They could be SO useful to us in our work with adolescents!

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  12. It hasn’t quite been a year, but after knowing and loving this person for 30 years, he leaves and disrupts everything held dear to me. Although I can not connect to your words, I did find hope in them. Divorce is like death in a sense, but knowing that someone you have held so dear and supported for so long doesn’t feel the same way….it hurts to the core and I don’t see how even time can heal that, realizing that he has moved on, but I am not able. I don’t find too many people in my circle of life who reach out to me. I almost feel like I wear a capital D around my neck which equates to “stay away”, she is divorced. It was such a coincidence that I opened your email today and read your words. Thank you Michael. I need to be reminded that I am in control of my destiny, not someone else running my show.

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  13. Pingback: QUOTATION & IMAGE: Sometimes life doesn’t turn out how you had expected or hoped. That doesn’t mean you can’t or won’t be happy. If you don’t limit yourself to your first version of your life there is always a bright future ahead. If

  14. It is true what is present ,in worth seeing and reading,all this messages are very touching and inspiring to look at myself as a precious gift to love and flourish .IF all of us relate in this manner the world will shine like a pearl and our creator will be rejoicing with us.

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