How does your personality type deal with conflict?
Conflict is all around us even though most people try to avoid contention. Before you begin reading this short synapsis of how each personality type handles personality types, conflict is …
Love – Part IV
Part four concludes this series… for now! After reading this post, try to come up with your own list of key words for love. Take the challenge for Valentine’s Day and …
Love Series Part III
Let’s talk about Disney, the media, and happily-ever-after. As a secret hopeless romantic I love sappy romantic comedies (the good ones) and fairy-tale stories although they usually don’t come true …
Love Part II
In recent years, The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman has become quite a craze. It has helped many people identify which ways they prefer to be shown love. It …
Love – Part I
This series on love is not for the faint of heart…. So if you enjoy your fairy-tale view of love and romance then please don’t read this because you most …
“I Deserve”
In light of last week’s post, which you can find here: What’s Your Ideal Love Match? We’ve all been in bad relationships (or at least most of us). Next time …
What’s Your Ideal Love Match?
The Myers-Briggs traditionally matches personalities with the opposing outer letters. For example, if you are an ISFJ, then you are paired with an “E–P” type personality. This works well when …
A Moderate ENFJ Friendship
The moment I met my grad school roommate, we hit it off immediately. She was warm, open, and extremely helpful with information, as she was a year ahead in the …
Supporting Someone with Depression: Five Helpful Points and Five Unhelpful Points
Five Ways to Be Supportive: 1. Encourage them to reach out to a professional for help. People often worry about what others may think if they try to get help. …
Crazy Exes Part 2
To catch up on Part One click here: Crazy Exes Part 1 Crazy Exes Part Two – The In-Laws… Just ask newly weds Meghan and Harry. They’ve already had to deal …