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Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man by Steve Harvey

Steve Harvey Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man relationship book Steve Harvey is one of the original comedians features in the Original Kings of Comedy along with Cedric the Entertainer, Bernie Mac and D.L. Hughley. Like most people I really enjoy a good laugh and one of my favourite past times is going to stand-up comedy shows. I recently got a Steve Harvey DVD from a friend and began watching it Read More →

Avoiding long distant relationships

You will always find people who have had success in a particular way of dating because there is such a vast number of variables at play. Long distance relationships is one of those activities that for the most part give people a false hope or a lack of control in the outcome, and in my opinion kills your self-esteem. When I think back to my very first girlfriend I met in my 2nd year at university, I recall how the tension escalated when I moved to Johannesburg (from Uitenhage) and she moved to Stellenbosch (from Read More →

Cellphones, Cheating and Couples

Recently a question the following question was posted on the Bruin-ou.com forum: Should we as individuals be concerned about those ringing and in many cases "vibrating" cellphones of our girlfriends/boyfriends which we never get to see? Here's my response...Besides being a part-time dating coach I speak across South Africa to parents, teachers and teenagers about the pro's and con's of MXit/Cellphones and Facebook/Social Networking websites. One book I read on this topic is Online Read More →

Men Are Clams, Women Are Crowbars by David Clarke

Review of Men Are Clams, Woman Are Crowbars by Dr David Clarke, Ph.D. Men Are Clams, Women Are Crowbars: Understand Your Differences and Make Them Work When I picked up this book I wanted to learn more about these differences between men and women that I find fascinating in a never ending sort of way. And the analogy works well in the book explaining how men and women communicate and deal with stress in their relationships. What I did not expect was the typical “holier than Read More →
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