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Internet Relationships Psychology 7: How To Make Love

1-If you have a relationship that has some sour grape to it, there are only three ways to make it better. To put it simply there are only three possible solutions for people problems.

2-That should catch your attention. Because it covers quite a chunk of life, that makes you have red eyeballs worries and frustrations cause by your kids, marrage, boss, neighbors, roommate, nosy acquaintances, and the bullies that shove in front of you at the check out stand.

3-Here are the three choices: One: Change the situation Two: Change the person. Three: Change yourself.

4-Let us consider each one. let’s start with the first. Change the situation. If you don’t like the boss, quit your job. If your spouse cause hurricanes of rage in your mind instead of making harps play in your heart, then get rid of him or her. If getting along with the teacher is like clawing through a jungle of barbed wire then drop out. Or if Mom and Pop are always on your back, then hit the streets. Run away from home. That is to say that if the association with another person has bad overtones, break out, split, disappear. That may be the best solution in some cases. Maybe. But there are deeper considerations. Like, what are the consequences? Or what are you doing to yourself?

5-I had just finshed up lunch with Trygbe Wage, great name I know. Tryg is the director of Raise up The Bar a therapeutic center for rehabing felons. They come to Tryg’s place with an average of ten arrests each and eleven long months spent in juvenile correctional institutions. All these kids know how to do, when they have a bad human encounter is to act crazy and run away, Tryg told me. After they’re with us awhile, they realize how dumb that is. Running away doesn’t work.

6-Another time a friend was talking to me about his divorce. We found that marriage was different than going together. Little things became big things. We got real good at making each other miserable. Every day was a drag. So we split. It wasn’t easy, but we did it. Life, I thought, would be all rosy after that.There would be no more tears and hassles. Life would be a lark! Ah, sweet freedom!

7-But it wasn’t quite that way at all. What I thought would be freedome was a long state of remorse. I could not get rid of the feeling of guilt and shame and the sense of failing. I know that those were a separate set of problems, that should’ve been dealt with differently. But there was a feeling chewing away inside telling me that happiness is not built by messing up a persons life.

8-Do I still hold myself responsible? Or course not I have put that all behind me now. But I learned that solving bad scenes with other people doesn’t always mean breaking it off. For me it did not do much for the real problem.And that was me. I took that right along with me. Maybe the result would be the same today. I’m no sure. I’d deal with it a lot differently.

9-A woman once told mehow she would skip from job to job trying to find the right situation.People really got to me she said. Criticism, complaints, moaning, groaning, it seemed that’s all I heard all day. I just couldn’t get it off my mind at night. So I kept moving, only to find out the names and faces changed, but not the humans. Most of the old frustrations would come up yet again just dressed in different cloths. So it dawned on me one day that the problem was me, not them. I’m doing something about that now. I think I’m going to make it.

10-Does that mean a divorce or change of jobs should be ruled out as a way out of unhappy attachments? No, only you can decide what is best for you. All you’re getting here are some insights and ideas to use for guidelines. Running away might be the easy answer, but not always the best. If you have a marriage, job, or friendship that has some good parts to it then consider another option for smoothing things out.

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Internet Relationships5: Are We Similar?

On the internet the psychology is much the same as only the form of communication is new and unique to many. We are all very similar, on the net or in real life. Opening up who you are and relating is critical to your success.

You know, it is not easy for me to disclose myself this way. We are much alike, you and I, in that respect. We hide our real selves from the world. We keep our doubts, weaknesses, our insecurities, and needs under cover. Perhaps we are saying, I do not want you to give me the things I need because I have asked for them. I don’t want your pity and charity. I just want your love and your respect.”

So we conceal our deepest longings. Like a ghost in our closet, making sure we earn that which we hope and need from others. Maybe that’s all right. At any rate, that’s that way it is.

So, why do I bother going throught such an unnatural process?

Because I don’t believe you are very much different from me. We have traveled separate paths to get this way or maybe different roads to end up in the same place. Our emotional temperatures might vary. However look beneath the surface and you will see we are really quite alike.

We all long to be needed. wanted and loved. We want to mean something to someone. We need appreciation, satisfaction, recognition, acceptance, fulfillment, and a whole lot of other things that we reach out for from inside.

Most of us are much alike. Remember, to the degree you give others what they need. They will give you what you need.

And what do others need? All we really need to do is look well within ourselves, and you will find that which exists in others. What they need, you need. What is closest to your heart emotionally is also the closest thing to theirs. You are your own measuring device, your own barometer, of what your need to give in order to get what you need from life. These things we know inside but somehow never realize. Can you relate?

 

Internet Relationship Psychology with Rick Shoop of IMO-Networker.com Internet Psychology is an important part of success on the internet. Enjoy this Internet Psychology Article. Basic Training in relationships for the real world applies to the internet as well.

 

Internet Relationships Psychology 6: You Take Out What You Put In

Now you have the key for getting people to do things for you if you’ve read the past articles. Pretty simple, isn’t it? That’s as it should be. It resembles the natural course of our life. You were born in a sea of life, existing in perfect harmony with all others. You usually do things best when done with others, in cooperation, mutual trust, joy, and satisfaction.

The principles are so easy that any child could use them. Regardless of your place in life, you have the capacity to get along better with people but only by giving and sharing of yourself.

This calls to mind a story of the man in a remote mountain region who was a laborer six days a week and a preacher on the seventh day. He served a small rural congregation tucked far up in the hills. The only money he recieved came from the morning offering. One Sunday his six year old daughter went along with him to the service. Inside the front door of the church was a small table, and on it rested a collection basket. As they entered his daughter saw him put a half dollar in the basket before any of the people arrived.

When the service had ended and the last member had departed, the parson and his young daughter began to leave. As they reached the door, both peered expectantly into the collection basket and found that the only “take” was the half dollar he had donated.

After a short pause of silence the little girl said, “You know what Daddy? If you had put more in you’d have gotten more out.”

The truth comes most clearly from a child. He just discovered a key element to his success as a preacher from one of the most unlikely sources. His young daughter.

At times we need to come down from our ivory towers and see things clearly.

What you put in is what you get out.The more effort you put into something, someone, or any situation the more you will receive in return. To the degree you give others what they need; in return they will give you what you need.

It really makes so much sense and when practiced gives a clear result. It’s amazing really that such a simple rule can have such a profound effect on not only you but those around you. We are connected you and I in this very real world truth. It doesn’t matter if it’s on the internet or in the real world. Think about it.

Internet Relationship Psychology with Rick Shoop of IMO-Networker.com Internet Psychology is an important part of success on the internet. Enjoy this Internet Psychology Article. Basic Training in relationships for the real world applies to the internet as well.

 

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