sugargurl

   There have been so many controversies as to handling disappoinment from friends, spouse and even family members. Sometimes life in itself is enough disappointment for us, always preparing for what will never be.  I wonder how people just betray their friends and still feel okay about it. Anyways to err is human to forgive is divine. Will you  agree with the saying " keep your friends close and your enemy closer?  I don't flow with this though. However in this post I'll be sharing some thoughts from people on how they handle disappoinment or heartbreak form the people they love so much. ❤️🧡🧡❤️🧡🧡❤️🧡🧡 Here are some thoughts from people... 🎯  I forgive easily but won't just forget. 🎯 And so, when I notice a negative energy, I will ignore and avoid the person 360°... I'll sure tell the person I'm hurt... But heh, I will avoid the intimacy. 🎯 Forgiveness doesn't mean acceptance...  🎯 We should forgive, because God forgave us and because unforgiv...

All handsome dudes gather here let's have a heart to heart discussion. There are things you won't learn in the classroom or get from book knowledge I want you to read and internalize this post First of...  when last did you give a genuine compliment to your bae ?? When last did you appreciate your Girlfriend?  OR  Do you think giving compliments is only a woman's thing?? 2 Counsels I have for You 1) Normalize giving Compliments Don't go into Marriage and become that Husband who can't compliment his wife even when there's a reason to, just because he's not used to it. Don't be that brother who feels awkward giving compliments..  You'll need that skill in Marriage.. If you have  F9 in that area, work on it, start with your friends, Male and female, your colleagues in the office, "Nice Shoe"  "Wow, I love your Tie." "Fine Hairstyle, what's it called?" Marriage will not AUTOMATICALLY change what you refuse to change INTE...