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Hi there! I am Marc Phillippe Babineau, a Maritimer by birth and in heart (Canadian), and I was a Senior Technical Writer and Training Specialist for Atlantis Aerospace, in Brampton, Ontario. Here, I wrote technical manuals and wrote and taught training platforms

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Relationships & Family > Love & Lust How to seduce a man: 4 of 55
Advice should always be taken in stride, especially when you do not know the person giving the advice, nor they know you. With that aside, I would think that how to seduce a man would be rather simple; be a girl. Be what the man wants in a girl, whether it is smart and intellectual, dumb and cuddly, oh, wait, that was under ... More..
Relationships & Family > Marriage & Intimacy When open marriage goes wrong: 5 of 40
The names and places have been changed to protect all involved, but the story is true. Unfortunately, it happens a lot more than mainstream society would like to admit. I personally know of three different circumstances of when open relationship marriage goes wrong, and they all ended in divorce. Whether it is bringing anoth... More..
Relationships & Family > Male / Female Communication Styles A guy's view: How to talk about the future: 2 of 16
You are at a sporting event, perhaps a hockey game, with a bunch of friends. You find that you and your friends' girlfriends' friend seem to hit it off, have lots in common, and she seems to be interested in you. A few days later, you get together for a lunch, to feel each other out and see whether there was more there than ... More..
Relationships & Family > Family Life How to deal with uninvited house guests: 3 of 18
We have all seen them. The uninvited house guests, people who come into a house party and raid the refrigerator for beers, before they even say hello to anyone. These clods usually take more than one beer, and they'll say that they "put a case in there earlier". There are lots of reasons for people to crash a party, sometime... More..
Relationships & Family > Family Life Things to remember if you have Muslim guests: 2 of 9
One thing to remember if you have Muslim guests is that they are simply people, too. They may dress differently, pray more diligently and to a different God than you, but they still put their clothes on before leaving the house for work, just like you. Some, more radical Muslim guests may not be able to eat the foods that ar... More..
Relationships & Family > Family Life How to deal with guests who bring along unwelcome pets: 5 of 20
Don't you just hate it when you throw a party and someone brings their pet elephant along with them? When people bring their pets to a party, or even worse, bring them along when visiting for a couple of weeks "or so", it puts an undue stress on the homeowner. Dogs usually lose their house-training when exposed to a new home... More..
Relationships & Family > Family Life Tips for dealing with messy guests: 5 of 20
We have all had them over to our homes at one point or another; the house guest that eats without a plate over an expensive leather couch that has an expensive carpet in front of it. We cringe as we see these people lift their glass to their mouth, waving their hand in gesticulation while talking. Many people, either under t... More..
Relationships & Family > Dating Psychology Is he a shy guy or is he just not interested?: 19 of 50
Many young men have been traumatized throughout high school, and possibly college or university as well, by the sensuous sway and sexual lure of the opposite sex. The male is either afraid or intimidated by the fairer sex, normally too afraid to approach and strike up a conversation with a female they do not know. This usual... More..
Relationships & Family > Grief & Loss What to do when someone dies and there was no time for good-byes: 49 of 128
Everyone goes through it, just like everyone will eventually die, pay taxes and/or be chastised by your spouse. When someone dies and you are not there at the final moment, when the life is drained and the loved one is no longer with us, there is no more time for good-byes, I-love-you's and I'm sorries. These are the things ... More..
Relationships & Family > Family Life Losing a baby: An uncle's experience: 1 of 1
She wasn't really a baby, she was 15 years old when she died. She was the light of my life, the child I always wanted, and she was my Brother's first-born. He was going through the first stages of Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS, Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis), and she would, at the age of 18 months, sit on his lap and feed him his... More..