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Saccha aadmi toh sacche pyaar ki talash mein hota hain, Jhoota pyaar leke kya karega woh. Uska dil toh uske liye dhadakta hai jiske saath woh apni jawaani aur bhoodhapa guzaarna chaahta hai Aise ki talash mein hota hai woh jo marte dum Tak uske saath hogi and marne ke baad bhi uski yaad rahegi Uske yaadon ke sahaare woh apni zindagi basar karega Jeevan mein hi nahin, marne ke baad bhi ye saath nahin chootega

Poetry Saccha pyaar toh ekh baar hota hai aur phir kabhi nahin hota.

OK time for poetry. ‌‌saccha pyaar toh woh hota hain ...... Agar koi sabse pyaar karta hai toh woh saccha pyaar nahin ho sakta. Woh toh sirf ekh deekhawa hain. Agar tum ekh insaan ki tanhaahiyon ko nahin door kar sake ,toh tum duniya ko kya sambhaloge. Saccha pyaar toh woh hota hai jo ekh hi insaan se hota hai, usi ke saath shooru or usi ke saath khatam. Sirf ekh insaan se. Hota hai ekh baar, na baar baar. Ekh insaan jiski murat dil me basi hoti hai. Or woh kabhi aankhon se ojhal nahin hota. Woh is tarah se dil me samaa jaata hai ki hosh ki khabar nahin, aise lagta hai jaise ki uske sewah chain nahin. Maaza jeene aane lagta hai, nasha aankhon mein chaane lagta hai, saath woh hai toh lagta hai khuda saath hai ,door woh hai toh lagta hai jaise sab kuch choot gaya. Tab toh sahi mein woh saccha pyaar hota hai

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I absolutely agree with this. It's like I'm asking myself "where did the notions of emotional connection disappear?"

A pretty good list I would add a bit and say that it boils down to the basic need of affection and intimacy from another human. A very basic need.

What I meant to say was that you gotta be her friend, but build sexual tension with slight flirting, don't become the Friendzone kind of friend.

Because they are clueless about female psychology and female sexuality. Also the general statement often heard in dating coach circles is "don't listen to women," stuff like that doesn't help either. Women like looks and personality both. But personality matters more than looks. But I believe love conquers everything. Approaching a woman should not be just about looks or charm but also understanding that specific woman in depth, getting to know her and developing an emotional connection with her If a guy invested in building an emotional connection with me along with trying to be sexy, then it's an immediate hit, no matter his looks or charm. I wouldn't mind either. Yet most guys just don't do that. It's like they simply want the woman to look at them and fall in love. The whole love game is a lot of hard work and is not as easy as simply being confident and good looking. If I had two guys, let's say A and B, and A has all the looks, charm, great personality in the world and B is having a friendship with me (not friendzone friendship, friendship with a little bit of sexual tension created by him) then I would choose to be with B rather than A no matter how hard A tried to impress me. In the absence of that friendship, he didn't create enough space for feelings to develop in me for him. So his effort is a waste of time Pure raw attraction is a whole different ballgame. For that to happen, the guy has to be like Brad Pitt or something. Ordinary men don't need to focus on pure raw attraction because most aren't capable of having the raw charm of some Hollywood star. Yet having a strong emotional impact on the woman you want can give you significant benefits in developing feelings in her. She will like you despite your lack of looks or personality.

I have decided to finally settle for the following signs TAURUS SCORPIO CANCER LEO VIRGO CAPRICORN I'm not sure about my compatibility with Leo sign but I do know that Leo sign generally admire me a lot. I will never date a Pisces again. They are way too much like me making it really uncomfortable dealing with a mirror image of my personality. Being with another Pisces is like walking in circles. My ex boyfriend Joseph was a Pisces and our relationship was notoriously unhealthy filled with lots of drama and petty fights. I think when two Pisceans come together they create some intense petty drama I'm not sure. Another Pisces gives me depth but no thanks to the drama. Won't date another Pisces again, big mistake. Won't even have friendship with another Pisces again. I had a girl who was my friend in college and she was a Pisces. Omg she was hard to deal with. I think the energy is too competitive. So I had to cut off with her No more Pisces in my life Anyway Pisces are loners and I like to live alone. So no more Pisces in my life, neither dating nor friendship. It's too much noise. No more Kangaroo fights.

Earth signs tend to produce a heady or tipsy feeling in me

I compared both results . I can easily see that a Scorpio Ascendant describes my personality much more accurately than a Libra Ascendant. The final verdict.. I'm a Scorpio Ascendant and my Descendant is a Taurus

But my zodiac compatibility are the following signs TAURUS (MY DESCENDANT) SCORPIO (MY ASCENDANT) CANCER CAPRICORN

So for me it's Earth Signs TAURUS VIRGO CAPRICORN but out of these the strongest earth is A Capricorn. Hehehe. ...

Earth signs Air signs Water signs Fire signs I usually get along really well with Earth Signs and Water Signs. Fire Signs - Aries, Leo, Sagittarius Earth signs - Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn. Water signs - CANCER, Scorpio, Pisces Air signs - Gemini, Libra, Aquarius Triplicity rulerships Triplicity Day Ruler Participating Ruler Fire (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) Sun Saturn Earth (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn)Saturn Mars Air (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius )Saturn Jupiter Water (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces)JupiterMoon I usually never get along with Air Signs. They are too fickle for me. Also I don't get along with Fire Signs like Leo, Sagittarius and Aries. They are too high energy for me. Earth signs(Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn) create feelings in me. Water Signs (Scorpio, Pisces, Cancer) pressure me into getting involved with them.

@DrewNows you didn't get the vaccine?

It doesn't matter whichever way you put it. Some people are happier when they have kids. Wanting or not wanting kids shouldn't be shamed either way.

At least I had an argument and it wasn't even unfair. You though. Facepalm.

I didn't mean it that way. But just the way she puts her ideas, it felt a bit overly dramatic. She might be a strong woman if that's what she wants to convey.. But a strong woman is not always necessarily a feminist. A true feminist wants social growth And her trumpeting about Trump is a big red flag. My blood boils even by the thought of Trump. And I am a feminist. No true feminist would even want to utter the word Trump in my opinion. But that's just me and my opinion.

She is all over the place without being specific. And what she is describing is not the whole picture of Stage Green. Stage Green is a very broad umbrella term and to sweep a large brush across it calling it Toxic is very ignorant. Remember every stage has both Toxic and Healthy sides. Sorry but that woman is not too bright. There are many benefits to Stage Green. I don't even think She is a Feminist. Feminists don't write like that. Her language is off. Fake Feminist.

After coming to Islam, I feel a strange feeling of peace and acceptance.

If I told my family that I want to embrace Christianity, they would absolutely have no problem with it. That's why following Christianity all my life wasn't a big problem. No hurdles so far.

So Yea as a child of a Hindu family, accepting Islam would be synonymous to ultimate Rebellion. A complete no no no. But I don't care what family thinks. My heart is open like an Ocean

It is sufficient to say there was absolutely no place for anything Muslim or Islamic in my family at any point in time throughout my life. And my mom would not discuss anything Muslim. To the point that she said that Muslims were never allowed in my maternal Grandmother's home in my mom's native village. And a girl who fell in love and married a Muslim man, she was boycotted by my grandmother's village. I was born and raised in a city so the taboo in a city is not so much. There is more tolerance for Muslims in city areas Marrying a Muslim was considered equal to suicide in my grandmother's village.