Life can dish out too much for us to handle at times! We feel we can't go on! Then somewhere within we find the strength and the power and handle it then move on. In learning how to move on from life, death, marriage and divorce, so much experience is wasted not allowing others to read how you made it through. We sometimes look beyond the cover of a book just as we look beyond the face of a person! In each you will find what makes them soft, hard, friendly or withdrawn. Have you ever met a person you really liked and wanted to know more about? Have you ever met a person you weren't too fond of and didn't care anything about them? Communicating and asking questions can lead you down a path that will open your eyes to a whole new world! I hope you enjoy reading about my experiences and take them to heart! I am still a fun loving, full of life individual.....even after all I've been through! Life is good and I continue to have a "Full Heart."

My passion is ...

Life's experiences

I know too much about ...

How to get over it!

My parents always told me ...

You don't have to be married to be happy!

My childhood ambition ...

Helping people!

My favorite memory ...

Giving birth to my daughter!

Why I write ...

I have a lot to say if you're listening!

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I am listening to the old familiar silence!

My first job ...

Dime store clerk after school at 16!

My best moment ...

Moving on!

My inspiration ...

Myself!

Relationships & Family > Marriage & Intimacy Boredom in the bedroom

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When two people love each other, shouldn't the attraction in the bedroom last and last? Not necessarily. Daily events can shorten the life of bedroom attraction. I believe many a male can learn to keep the fire in the bedroom going if they would learn from my experience. It is all about communication.

Several years before we were married we enjoyed sex whenever we could arrange for it. One hour into our marriage I realized what I felt before we were married now became reality! I was not the most important person to my husband. He became a social butterfly to his friends and his fam...

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