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Would you like your lover to stop turning down the kind of sex you really want to have…
Veronika – Complete Submission
Would you like your lover to stop turning down the kind of sex you really want to have…
WITHOUT having to say anything to her?
Imagine wanting to try something crazy in the bedroom right now, but when you share the idea with your lover she instantly turns you down…
Now imagine not having to say a word to your lover and having a simple step by step guide showing you how to tip toe your lover through ANY of your fantasies!
Well that is exactly what this program will do for you.
All of the most popular sexual fantasies have been reverse engineered so that you can get more of your lover’s submission every time you have sex…
And you won’t have to worry about her saying no to you anymore and boring you!
How will this work for you?
Rather than ask your lover to try something new… (which creates resistance)
I’m going to show you how to guide her through your ideas without the need to ask her at all.
The key is to get her to do crazier and crazier things every time you have sex until she has gone so far that there is no going back!!
And I’ve broken these crazier and crazier things down into simple numbered steps for you to guide her through quickly!
All you have to do is confidently follow each step and watch your lover open up in front of your eyes!
Dominance and submission is something that is best carried out non-verbally, because there is a lot of baggage with these ideas that can trigger excuses and resistance in many people when they first start.
If your lover gives you lots of excuses for why she can’t try your ideas, first make sure you aren’t doing any of these:
Complaining about her not trying
Making judgements about other girls (you might as well be judging her)
Begging her to try something new
Getting angry when you don’t get what you want
Acting jealous
Not going after what you want and letting life pass you by
And remember that there are only 2 big reasons why your lover won’t do what you want!!
1. She is no longer as attracted to you as she was!
2. She is just very anxious about your desires!
Complete Submission will fix both of these problems for good!
Are you still reading? Ok well…
June 19, 2021
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February 11, 2021
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If you have to run into your ex, running into them on the Billboard Top 100 isn't the worst way to go it. Of course, if you aren't a Disney channel star turned TikTok sensation turned record-breaking pop icon, consider these texts to send an ex you still have to see your version of Olivia Rodrigo's "Drivers License." 18 messages to state your piece, to be sent precisely after dramatically driving through the suburbs or waiting in line at the DMV.
In a perfect world, every breakup would end with your ex deleting their Instagram, moving to Paraguay, and never factoring into your social or emotional life ever again. However, in the real world, you might have to see them again — at work, a friend's party, or the one Trader Joe's in town that always has free samples.
"In some cases, it might be necessary to be 'friendly' after a breakup," Shula Melamed, MA, MPH, and relationship coach, tells Bustle. "Responsibilities don't go away just because the relationship ends."
According to Melamed, getting over a breakup takes patience and a mutual willingness to heal. And if you're looking to establish boundaries and start the moving on process, these 18 texts are a great place to start.
1. Running into each other will probably be awkward, but I hope we can try to be cool about it.
2. I promise I won't hide behind the bulk nuts when we see each other at Whole Foods.
3. I'm sorry for my part in our breakup. I care about you and hope we can be warm to each other moving forward.
4. I know we talked about giving each other space, but I hate feeling like I can't say hello if I see you. Would you be open to being more conversational?
5. I know we're both in a lot of pain, and I don't expect us to be over it right away, but I hope we can at least be cordial.
6. I know that you aren’t my biggest fan at the moment, but I hope that if we bump into each other, we can keep things friendly.
7. I’m going to be at John's party and I heard you might be going, just wanted to let you know.
8. It hurts to see you, and I'm not ready to be talking regularly. I hope you can respect my space when we have to see each other.
9. I'm not sure what level of communication feels good, but we don't have to figure it out right now. I'm happy to be respectful and take things day by day.
10. Hey, PJ invited me to their art show. I know they were your friend first, and I don't want to make you uncomfortable.
11. There's no weirdness or hard feelings on my end. I wish you the best and I'm happy to chat when I see you.
12. I'm happy to talk as friends, but also can give you space. I'll let you take the lead.
13. I know we're going to be in a group chat together for the group project, but I'm not comfortable communicating outside of that.
14. We're going to be seeing each other a lot, and I'm happy to figure out what level of communication feels comfortable for both of us.
15. I'm not dodging you or trying to be cold, I'm not over the breakup and I'm not ready to be friends.
16. Seeing each other isn't ideal for either of us, but I'm hoping we can be adults about it.
17. It's too painful for me to be your friend right now, but I hope we can be polite to each other when we do have to see each other.
18. I am not trying to get back together, but when we do cross paths, there doesn’t have to be an air of negativity between us.
January 30, 2021
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Romantic breakups are among the most common, yet somehow underrated, traumatic events in our lives. Perhaps because breakups are so universal, most people discuss them openly with each other and are sympathetic. On the other hand, precisely because of the frequency of breakups, people can minimize how deeply hurtful and damaging a breakup really can be for an individual.
Romantic relationships bring out intense emotions that often override logic or explanation. They often tie to deep-seated feelings about our own worthiness from childhood, our parental and peer relationships, and more. When a relationship ends, even on relatively good terms, there is still an emotional reckoning taking place — the end of something we may have hoped would be continuous, which was based on mutual adoration. After a breakup, there is still a feeling of rejection, something fundamental, something that says we cannot be together as before. That's a tough blow for anyone’s ego. When a breakup is unexpected or sudden, the rejection can be even more intense or traumatic. The rupture of one’s self-esteem, the end of one's plans and hopes, and the remainder of one’s past sense of rejection or failure can all be devastating.
Self-care is crucial after a breakup. The metaphors of physical wounds healing during a breakup are quite apt, given that the psychic pain is severe, with distinct stages of healing afterward. (They are also similar to the famous Kubler-Ross stages of grief — denial, bargaining, anger, depression, and acceptance.) The good news is that most people usually do heal appropriately, although it does take time and mental effort. Everyone grieves in their own way and should do what feels best for them, but many find the following steps to be helpful:
1. Take some time off and let it out.
It’s probably best not to suppress or hold back one’s emotions, especially immediately after a breakup. However, the emotions can be so intense that they may not be appropriate for public display, so take time out, go somewhere private, and sob it out. Yell it out. Scream it out. It’s normal.
2. Listen to sad music.
In the short term, it might reinforce or flare-up painful memories, but it also normalizes the grief you are feeling so that you know you're not alone.
3. Talk to supportive people.
Family and friends can help, but make sure you recognize their limits as well. You may decide that professional help from therapists may be more appropriate or useful, and may provide a more neutral and long-lasting perspective. They can also point out deeper patterns of behavior or thinking that a broken relationship may be symptomatic of so that future relationships are healthier and happier.
4. Read books about breakups.
Something about quiet words on the page describing what you are going through can be calming in a way little else is. It also helps to reboot the logic centers of your brain that your emotional state may have shut off or flooded. Even simple self-help books, like It’s Called a Breakup Because It’s Broken, by Greg Behrendt, can give your whirring mind the good shake it needs.
5. Sleep, eat, and exercise.
As tempting as it is to throw your regular cycle out the window, now is the time it is most crucial to stick to it. Keep to your usual sleeping and eating schedule (and amounts) as much as possible, and get out some extra anger or energy in the gym. It may be hard to do at first, but trying to at least go through the motions will speed the healing process.
6. Treat yourself right.
Now is a fine time to do self-care rituals that, at other times, you might consider to be unnecessary splurges. Shop for clothes, accessories, or makeup. Get a new haircut. Nibble on some chocolate. Anything that boosts your sense of yourself as someone worthy of comfort and pride.
7. Meet new people.
While rebounding can be risky, it is OK when one feels ready — on average, it takes people three to six months — to test the dating waters. And actually, this is probably the quickest way to restore one’s feeling of being a viable mate. The key is to take it slow and steady.
8. Set firm boundaries.
One of the worst outcomes of a breakup is an on-again, off-again, ambiguous limbo relationship, which almost always leads to worsening heartache. This isn’t to say that you shouldn’t wrap up loose ends or discuss important unresolved issues and questions with an ex — or that reconciliations don't ever happen. But as much as possible, once a breakup has happened, you should limit contact with that person. It isn’t unlike going through substance detoxification: There is a difficult withdrawal period, but that is the only way to move forward and heal.
None of these are hard and fast rules, just suggestions for dusting oneself off after a rough fall and heading in the right direction. If, at any time, you feel so overwhelmed that you turn excessively to alcohol or drugs, or cannot function in your daily life, and/or fall into depression or anxiety, don’t hesitate to seek professional help.
Breakups are almost universal, but still cataclysmic events in our life experience, and they deserve careful attention. The good news is that in most cases, after the devastating rain, the clouds clear out. In the end, breakups can lead to positive growth and maturity, deeper self-knowledge, and better days ahead.
January 22, 2021
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