#Relationship Enhancement.

[carrotsnake]

ok now that book of bill has us gf fans all in one place it's time to pass around my favourite still again

[aoun101]

His Secret Obsession - Unveiling the Power of Emotional Connection

Introduction: In the world of relationships, understanding the intricacies of human emotions and establishing a deep connection with your partner is crucial. His Secret Obsession, a relationship program designed by James Bauer, claims to unlock the secrets to building a profound emotional bond with your man. With promises of "insane conversions" and a success rate of 90%, this program has garnered considerable attention. In this article, we will explore the pros and cons of His Secret Obsession, its potential benefits, and provide an unbiased review.

Pros of His Secret Obsession:

Emotional Insight: His Secret Obsession delves into the psychology of men, providing valuable insights into their desires, needs, and emotional triggers. By understanding these aspects, you can gain a deeper understanding of your partner and strengthen your connection.

Practical Techniques: The program offers practical techniques and strategies to enhance communication, spark attraction, and promote a healthier relationship. It provides step-by-step guidance, making it easier to implement the concepts in real-life scenarios.

Versatility: His Secret Obsession is designed for women in various relationship stages, whether you are in a committed relationship, dating, or seeking to reignite the spark in a long-term partnership. The program claims to be effective regardless of age, background, or relationship history.

User-Friendly Format: The program is available in an accessible digital format, including e-books and audio recordings. This allows users to access the content at their convenience and learn at their own pace.

Cons of His Secret Obsession:

Subjective Results: While the program boasts a high success rate, individual results may vary. The effectiveness of His Secret Obsession largely depends on the specific circumstances, dynamics, and compatibility within each relationship.

Unrealistic Expectations: The program's marketing emphasizes "insane conversions," which may create unrealistic expectations. It's important to approach the program with an open mind, understanding that building a strong emotional connection takes time and effort.

Limited Gender Focus: His Secret Obsession is primarily tailored for women seeking to strengthen their relationships with men. It may not provide the same level of guidance or relevance for same-sex couples or women in relationships with non-binary individuals.

Benefits of His Secret Obsession:

Enhanced Emotional Connection: The program's core objective is to help you establish a profound emotional bond with your partner. By applying the techniques and strategies taught in His Secret Obsession, you can create a deeper level of intimacy and understanding within your relationship.

Improved Communication: Effective communication is the foundation of any successful relationship. His Secret Obsession offers valuable insights and practical tips on how to communicate more effectively with your partner, leading to greater harmony and mutual understanding.

Heightened Attraction: The program explores the concept of "hero instinct" and reveals ways to trigger a man's natural instincts to protect and provide for his partner. By tapping into these primal desires, His Secret Obsession claims to help reignite attraction and passion within the relationship.

Review: His Secret Obsession offers a comprehensive approach to understanding and strengthening the emotional connection in relationships. While the program provides valuable insights and practical techniques, it is important to approach it with realistic expectations. Results may vary depending on individual circumstances, and it is crucial to consider the uniqueness of each relationship. However, for those willing to invest time and effort into implementing the strategies, His Secret Obsession may provide a valuable resource for building a deeper and more fulfilling connection with their partner.

Remember, building a strong and lasting relationship requires mutual effort, open communication, and a genuine desire to understand and support each other. His Secret Obsession can be a helpful tool, but it should be seen as a complementary resource rather than a magical solution.

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[missmisnomer]

time keeps moving on

whether you want it to or not

@remedyturtles absolutely killing it with the latest chapters of their firefight fic. The last third of ch.37 was so fuckin eerie and tense and visually rich that I couldn't NOT make some art inspired by it. I've been hankering to draw something more experimental and dark lately, and this really scratched that itch!

Thanks for The Horrors™, Rem!

[fascinationstreetmp3]

personally i think they can do 70s/80s devil's minion while keeping it so that modern dm still needs a ton of development to Work, because they both have to navigate their feelings now even if daniel gets his memories back. there's the layers of betrayal and resentment they both feel; the fact that they've been apart for decades and have gone through life since then being shaped separately; the circumstances of daniel's turning— theyre all things they still have to work through, with or without an extended history between them.

for daniel, just because he might remember what he felt back then, it doesn't mean he automatically feels the same because of it now. maybe it could even be that he doesn't remember everything all at once; only the cat and mouse game at the beginning of their relationship, or the hopelessness and ruin at the end of it, or the addiction, and for a long time that's all he can remember. maybe he remembers it all but he can't connect what he felt then to what he feels now. it doesn't have to be a switch that flips and suddenly brings back all his old feelings and erases everything else.

for armand, there's an aspect to it that he has to come to love this more experienced version of the boy he once knew, one who is extremely sharp and much better at seeing right through him, one who is not dependant on him or his blood, one who has utterly dismantled everything he was clinging onto for decades, and, now armand's turned daniel, one he can't read the mind of like he used to. even if some things have stayed the same, their entire dynamic has shifted from what was once familiar.

so, even though past dm could be an easy way to go "they were in love once so of course they'll fall in love again", i don't think that's what would happen. in my opinion them having a history would add to their present dynamic but things are so different now it's pretty much brand new territory for them going forward.

[the-sappho-of-lesbos]

Was talking to my gf today about how female socialisation and homosexuality collide (when two worlds collide~ ✨) in a lesbian relationship. Because I , who I think is pretty objectively ugly, looks at my gf, who is objectively very attractive (like she grew up with sooooo many people telling her to became a model ) I get hit with the homosexuality like : oh my GOD you are hot 😍♥️ , and then hit with the female socialisation like: I’m going to hyper analyse everything about your appearance and compare it against my own and feel like utter shit about myself and feel self conscious walking next to you or taking a photo with you because being next to your beauty highlights how ugly I am.

[alxastrx]

When you're one of the most selfish mc who only saves people because it's part of a job you never wanted and did not get to chose or you would've died, who took your co-workers' morals and ideals because you didn't have any and desperately wanted to fit in somewhere, be it with the heroes or the villains, who's activelly haunted by one the most tragic past to have been created and suffer from a psychosis so bad (dare I say schizophrenia) that even your enemies acknowledged that you are mentally ill and objectively flawed in your judgement, never hesitated to try to kill anyone and has the most egoistic reason to be a good person but the fandom still thinks you're just a kind crybaby "I don't know what a gun is" homosexual twink.

[sallymew4]

kids when they hear that their dad is back in town VS. kids when theyre hanging out with a conman that accidentally stole their wallet once

im not even joking btw

bonus heres me being crazy about them in dms ^^^

[sunshine-and-her-ikevil-stuff]

*thinking about the villains' tragic fates*

You know, their routes never really talk too much about their fates and how it effects them mentally. Or how the MC feels about it, and dealing with the fear and angst of it with the slight exception of William's route

*eyes widen*

... I think I know what the sequels are gonna be about

[danwhobrowses]

Prefacing that, again time zones, I've only been able to glean the latest CR episode and that I do not agree with their in-character opinions on the gods, I'd like to remind fans to try and not get super ugly about their criticism of Ashton Greymoore.

I'll be the first to throw my hands up and say they're among my favourite C3 characters so there may be bias, but I've been getting flashes of the Shard Incident from reactions towards their recent and vocal disdain for the gods. Disagree with them all you want, Taliesin knows that the gods can't simply leave since they're the one who said that the Wildmother would die if she left, but understand that it's a character flaw and if you recall the hardships of their backstory, the unanswered prayers, and that their only exchanges with the gods have required them to do something or, with the Dawnfather Angel, have been met with cold disregard, it's understandable how they got to feeling that way. Ashton has lived alone and been told they don't matter for a lot of their life; no gods, no family, no nurturing presence to guide them, they've been abandoned, used, and - with additional influence by the Dominox accusing them of wanting FCG to die - are currently between blaming themselves and the Changebringer for their closest friend's death.

Make no mistake Ashton is wrong, I think the self-confessed hypocrite with also self-confessed poor morality knows that deep down, or at least knows that they're not the kind of person who should be in charge. Vassalheim is a difficult place for a titan vessel to be in so it is unsure what they will do from here; perhaps investigate the Earth Titan? Commune with the Emperor and Empress? Or maybe be brought to the gods and be able to vent or reconcile with them (and maybe get some closure with FCG, speak with his spirit as like a mediator between the Hells and the Gods)? But it feels like Taliesin is being vocal for a reason, and it's either to invite Matt to challenge it (I've said in other comments but I would love if Ashton found some comfort, not worship or a pact but maybe just a dialogue, in the Everlight: a goddess of healing, temperance and redemption - all of which would help Ashton mentally - as unlikely as it'd be) or find another maybe primordial route to give Ashton a narrative tether towards stopping Predathos.

Let's just, not be cruel about the character, they are more than just their bad trauma and grief-led opinion on gods remember?

[pftones3482]

People saying, "The PJO TV series is just as fast as the books, we just don't have Percy's inner monologue to slow us down."

Percy doesn't get expelled immediately in the books. He gets through the entire rest of the semester and then isn't invited back to the school because of his grades. That's already about a 4 month difference to the show.

When he gets to camp, he spends two full weeks in the book training before going on the quest. In the show, it's only a few days.

Why does it matter?

Percy is gaslit by Grover and Chiron for the entire rest of his school year into basically thinking he's crazy. It gives us time to see the build up of the mounting war, in the way of storms and violent oceans. It lets us see how much Percy struggles with school, with being different from everyone.

At camp, he has time to actually start to feel like he belongs somewhere, like he has people who get it. He learns from the people around him, and at least gets SOME kind of weapons training - them cutting out his swordfighting scene with Luke was criminal because it's the first nod towards the fact that Percy will eventually become the camps best sword fighter (and also gives us a nice glimpse at Luke's thoughts on Percy)

I know the pacing needs to be a little quicker because it's a show. But we can acknowledge that the show is moving MUCH faster than the books did, even with the inner monologue taken into account. Cutting every single scene that isn't absolutely crucial to plot diminishes character development, and the characters are supposed to be the core of this story.

[a--bottled-star]

HELPPPP

[makowo]

naegirigami shippers are so often afraid of kyoko and byakuya loving each other as they love makoto. is it because they cant fit into the conventional relationship dynamic that they can with makoto? is it because theyre so fixated on the idea of makoto being the glue that ties everyone together that they can't fathom that kyoko and byakuya can have a relationship that also stands up on its own? is it because one of them is really just a side bitch and there's only focus upon makoto and one other in the relationship? or do they really just ship makoto with both of them individually.

[tostada-turtle]

Someone's been getting too comfy around the enemy Sniper...

Not a fantastic render, but posting it to get it out of my drafts lol

It was only when he shifted that he suddenly noted the extra weight pressed against him. The quiver, along with the intruder's bag, made for an effective buffer, he reasoned, which is why he only noticed the sleeping enemy Scout when he came out of his scoping hunch. It wasn't the first time this had happened, either, which was the worst part. It meant that he'd have to work on being more alert while sniping, lest a blade be pressed up against his back rather than a rogue napper.

He turned back carefully, to not alert the enemy, of course. Scout slept peacefully, head hung in a way that'd give him an awful crick in his neck later, arms and legs crossed lazily. He breathed evenly, well and truly asleep. Now aware of his presence, Sniper noticed the heat he emanated. Sweaty, probably, tired, from running through the dry heat.

Sniper exhaled, returning slowly to his original position. It would be too cruel to shoot at an enemy while they slept. He'd blast Scout's head off when he was done with his nap.

[ficsinhistory]

Okay, can we talk about how Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy are the same person with different fonts? (And how does their conflit enrich the narrative?)

What makes them different is their circumstances. And the movie explores this very well.

Gwen doesn't have a mother and, therefore, the influence of greater emotional stability while Miles has (which makes his life much easier), remembering Rio, often counterbalances Jeff's tought love.

Her captain and father pursues her in cold blood, blaming Spiden-woman for the traumatic event (Peter's death) while Miles' father forgives her before any plea for repentance (Aaron's death). Gwen's New York hates her while Miles loves him. Miles' fear when talking about being a hero is Gwen's harsh reality, in which her father doesn't seem to love her, as pointed a friking gun at her head! Gwen is alone in her civilian life (with no friends or family present) while Miles has a community.

Miles and Gwen are alike, and that's what's most devastating. Because Gwen is just Miles with no support system.

And this is what makes them have different views on ATSV despite being "equal where it counts", fueling the conflict we saw. Gwen do a terrible thing hidding the fact that Miles' dad would die. But she also doesn't have a choice.

She isn't sincere and open and hopeful because she can't afford to be like that, and Miles would also do the same in her position if the roles were reversed, because what keeps Miles from losing himself is the support system he has. This help guide him for good ways.

Because Miles is capable of being as morally gray than Gwen was. How I know that?

Because Prowler! Miles exist.

The film shows the two as the foil, leading to that explosive finale. That after all, as Gwen messed up, lied, and try stop him, Miles finds himself stuck with a bitter version of him and that himself is who can stop him for saving his father . That Miles' lack of a support system and good circumstances (already illustrated in Gwen ) is taken to an extreme in his version of Earth-42.

I like to think that what this movie and the next one say is: you do things your way and you decide how your life is going to be, but your circumstances also affect it. They do not dictate, but affect. As it is in these dark hours that you hold on to what is right, or move to make things right.

Including I think this will be a big factor that will contribute to Miles for giving Gwen.

She made a mistake and owes a lot of apologies, yes. But wouldn't Miles do the same? Wouldn't he lie, mess things up in the name of keeping his life together minimally when he had no choice? Especially having a world where, when everything came crashing down, he effectively became an unrecognizable version of himself to protect what mattered to him?

And Gwen didn't try make amends? Giving up everything you know just to make things right? Change things? Assembling a team just to find and save him? Just like Miles always tries to do right and be the best version of him?

Gwen's arc, their fight the entire movie, and the final scene on Earth-42 all convey an important truth to Miles' own arc: how hard it is to be morally good and right all the time when everything around you is falling apart.

Because everyone is subject to circumstances. And then yes, you decide how you will act.

Miles Morales is just like Gwen Stacy and just as flawed, we just did't see how much yet.

[s4tvrnsays]

God elodie is sooooooo annoying when it comes to photography. You think just because shes nice now shes not snobby???? You thought wrong. That girl is the epitome of the ‘snobby hipster’ archetype. Shes gonna go to some fancy art university that she got into from a photography piece that she worked far too hard on (and also some nepotism because i can see her taking advantage of her mom’s career to get what she wants).

She thinks shes too good for a job but because she cant just not work she ends up with a photographer role at a ballet magazine, taking these artistic photos then talking absolute nonsense about their meaning and her fellow hipsters nod their heads in understanding (she made it all up cause she thinks its funny seeing ppl agree). I can also see her doing freelance stuff for other magazines for fun.

Élodie may have gotten better at lowering her own ego sure but deep down she still thinks shes too good to take photos for the news. She’d spend her free time psychoanalysing photographs in cafes, and then writing articles about them for her blog (that alya helped her set up).

[tootalltech]

i actually can't deal with characters who objectively MUST have fucked up and weird relationships with their bodies. five hargreeves... chase davenport... echo bad batch... jason todd????... wade wilson?!?!?!?... link loz?!?!?!!?... ZELDA LOZ?!?!!?!?!?