By Terisa Hill

For the ladies out there who’ve ever thought the words, “This man is just not good enough for me,” I strongly suggest you read further.

There are enough women out there who have put up with men who don’t deserve them, that they have come to not remember that they deserve better. It is about time we women come together and try to change that. If we rally ourselves to set a standard approved only by and for women, then we won’t feel alone in our tough choices in men. Instead, we will feel support when we are questioning ourselves about if we are worth more than what the particular man in question can give us.
I have found that a man cannot be the primary judge of what a woman is worth. We have to rely on the understanding of our own gender if we want the true worth of who we are.
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By Johanna Spalding

Have you ever really wondered what it is that attracts you to someone? Was it the cut of a muscle, a sparkle in the eyes, or maybe beautiful lips that curved into a smile? Was it? Are you sure? Maybe that caught your attention originally, but what was it that brought you back for more?

I know that an attractive face or body may catch my attention. I also know that I have the ability to be attracted to someone that I may have never laid eyes on.
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By Debra Davis
How can you tell the right husband from the wrong one. Well basically you can’t. But you can do something to get an idea of how one has been so far. You can get info from his family (which they will lie to get one to date him) or you can do a background check. I sure wish I had done that with my second husband (man, did he turn out to be a joke). He was a good husband at first. Then when our first daughter was born, he wouldn’t help too much. No changing diapers, he stayed up with her when she was colicy. He was up late at night anyway. And he changed jobs like his underwear.
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By Monica Ziebell

What is love? Is love the caressing of each other on the coach watching television being completely happy? Is love being in a marriage that you aren’t happy with, but you stick it out because you made a promise to that person, forever? Is love the moment you first see someone for the first time, and you get that special feeling, “Love at first sight”? Often times people totally get this word “love” mixed up with, lust. We think one is the other, and then we usually get everything all mixed up in the process. I know as I get older I learn the difference from the two. Lust is what usually starts when you meet someone you attracted too. It can develop into a great loving relationship, or it can end up turning into pure hell. It’s all a matter of opinion, and person of how you deal with love or lust.