Abstract from a Health Magazine :
I am 29, female, married for 2 years. I have a serious problem with craving for attention. In every relationship or when I am in a crowd, I am obsessed with being at the center of attention. I will go to any lengths to get attention. When I do not get attention, even for a short while, I act in a manner that impairs my relationship with people around me. Some of these people are people I know for years and are important to me. Probably this is because I received extra attention as a kid.
I send emails to people just to get a response, and when I don't get it, I get wild. I take up jobs like teaching, so people are forced to give me attention....... This is ruining my life and my relationships. I am getting into serious arguments, totally because of my fault. I am also resorting to crazy and harmful resolution mechanisms....
ANSWER : Psychotherapy and mental health problems. Consult a physician Psychiatrist.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Jennifer Aniston, my favourite TV actress, and my favourite movie Star.
Jennifer Joanna Aniston ( born February 11, 1969 ) is an American actress, film director, and producer. She gained worldwide recognition in the 1990s for portraying Rachel Green in the television sitcom "FRIENDS", a role which earned her an Emmy Award, a Golden Globe Award, and a Screen Actors Guild Award.
She is not pregnant and she is also single at 40. She has since recently split with John Mayer. Jennifer is from Sherman Oaks, California. She married Brad Pitt in 2000 - 2005 and was divorced from him.
My favourite actress is Jennifer Aniston and we're both of the same age. I like to watch her in Friends , a sitcom which I used to watch over the TV during my childhood days. I still like to watch it though. I also like to watch movies which starred Jennifer Aniston, for she acts very well. I like to see her in comedies because she makes people laugh easily when acting roles in comedies. I also like her hairstyle and she look very sexy and beautiful as well as gorgeous when she dresses up for the Ball / Red Carpet.
If there is one lady who inspires me and who acts well and is an actress, she is Jennifer Aniston and I love her. She is an inspiring actress, film director as well as producer.
How to respect menstruation periods. What is menstruation?
A woman's cycle tends to shorten and become regular with age. Most of the time, periods will be in the range of 21 to 35 days apart. Menstruation is a woman's monthly bleeding. When a woman menstruates, her body sheds the lining of the uterus (womb). Menstrual blood flows from the uterus through the small opening in the cervix and passes out of the body through the vagina. Most menstrual periods last from 3 to 5 days.
When periods come regularly, this is called the menstrual cycle. Having regular menstrual cycles is a sign that important parts of your body are working normally. The menstrual cycle provides important body chemicals, called hormones, to keep you healthy. It also prepares your body for pregnancy each month. A cycle is counted from the first day of 1 period to the first day of the next period. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days long. Cycles can range anywhere from 21 to 35 days in adults and from 21 to 45 days in young teens.
When I am having my periods, I don't go out. I always stay at home and clean myself well. I kept myself inactive during my menstruation days and I seldom relate my experiences to other people for fear that they might laugh. But nowadays, I find it light-hearted to talk about it especially about toilet cleaning. Most children talk badly when they see the sign of blood. To them, blood signifies death or an injury. So when my cute boy saw their Mom's excess blood unintentionally left behind due to a hurry or a haste, they screamed out loud. That seems to annoyed me but I told them the story about evolution and bought tapes for them to hear and watch on about the starting of puberty, for girls, because they have to learn and know something about them now that they are maturing into young boys.
They do know about it now and I kept myself busy cleaning toilets whenever I'm having my periods. I don't want to alarm an onlooker or a visitor or just maybe an intentional bribe on absolute cleanliness. Now that I have my own TWO hands back, my pair of hands did quite well in keeping the bathroom floor clean and moist and no sign of blood. I clean myself regularly and keep myself dry. This is more hygenic than getting all wet and moist. Good sleep comes well when a girl is dry. She will sleep well through the night. It's like changing diapers on a wet baby who can't sleep through the night. Females are like that too when they are ovulating.
I think that menopause is a long way still for me to come. For me, menstruating is like knowing God's promises of a rainbow. After a storm, out shines a radiant rainbow. At least my body parts are functioning well. That's a promise.
When periods come regularly, this is called the menstrual cycle. Having regular menstrual cycles is a sign that important parts of your body are working normally. The menstrual cycle provides important body chemicals, called hormones, to keep you healthy. It also prepares your body for pregnancy each month. A cycle is counted from the first day of 1 period to the first day of the next period. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days long. Cycles can range anywhere from 21 to 35 days in adults and from 21 to 45 days in young teens.
When I am having my periods, I don't go out. I always stay at home and clean myself well. I kept myself inactive during my menstruation days and I seldom relate my experiences to other people for fear that they might laugh. But nowadays, I find it light-hearted to talk about it especially about toilet cleaning. Most children talk badly when they see the sign of blood. To them, blood signifies death or an injury. So when my cute boy saw their Mom's excess blood unintentionally left behind due to a hurry or a haste, they screamed out loud. That seems to annoyed me but I told them the story about evolution and bought tapes for them to hear and watch on about the starting of puberty, for girls, because they have to learn and know something about them now that they are maturing into young boys.
They do know about it now and I kept myself busy cleaning toilets whenever I'm having my periods. I don't want to alarm an onlooker or a visitor or just maybe an intentional bribe on absolute cleanliness. Now that I have my own TWO hands back, my pair of hands did quite well in keeping the bathroom floor clean and moist and no sign of blood. I clean myself regularly and keep myself dry. This is more hygenic than getting all wet and moist. Good sleep comes well when a girl is dry. She will sleep well through the night. It's like changing diapers on a wet baby who can't sleep through the night. Females are like that too when they are ovulating.
I think that menopause is a long way still for me to come. For me, menstruating is like knowing God's promises of a rainbow. After a storm, out shines a radiant rainbow. At least my body parts are functioning well. That's a promise.
Sharing the Toilet / Bathroom! How to Share!
No one likes having to share a bathroom, especially between siblings when you are young. But unless your parents can afford a house where you each get your own bathroom, sharing is inevitable. But as the years go by, you will find an attitude in sharing your own bathroom with someone else. Or an enjoyable dip or jacuzzi with somebody you loved......Time has a strange way of moulding you sometimes, into somebody renowned.
When we get older it is easier to share, as wisdom has its way of reassuring us. Even bathroom topics has become easier and seldom do we fight. In retrospect, each of us has to have a certain respect. A respect for our own bodies, a respect for the opposite sex, which most of us has been taught to in school. Suddenly I saw the whole picture, and able to relate to the circumstances. That's how growing up means to all of us, the ability to understand things.
I like sharing things now. I share almost everything with my Mom, and my kids if there are anythings that boys can use or would do, I can almost share with them. Toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner ,shower gel or shower foam, body shampoo, hand wash, towels maybe reusable after washing ( laundry is done everyday ), but I don't share my toothbrush unless it's somebody that I loved.....for example my baby whom I adored. But now that he's grownup, he uses his very own toothbrush and toothpaste.And I don't share my towels, please.
Facial toiletries are most likely not to be shared among teenagers but since I grow up with having two sons, they don't use any of my makeup other than talcum powder (talc) or a hair brush (comb). I use a facial cleanser, a toner, a moisturizer and a pimple gel (acne). I don't put on make-up nowadays so the cleaning process is not very tough. I also take supplements to boost up my body immune system and health in order to work well. I also care for my skin.
I think I should have enough. I don't ask for more. If I need anything, I will buy from the drugstore. I buy Dettol Family Shower Hygenic Foam for my two active growing boys for their daily bathing and washing. Cleaning has never been so much fun if the shower gel or creme is "perfumed". The aroma is therapeutic. It works for busy housewives...
When we get older it is easier to share, as wisdom has its way of reassuring us. Even bathroom topics has become easier and seldom do we fight. In retrospect, each of us has to have a certain respect. A respect for our own bodies, a respect for the opposite sex, which most of us has been taught to in school. Suddenly I saw the whole picture, and able to relate to the circumstances. That's how growing up means to all of us, the ability to understand things.
I like sharing things now. I share almost everything with my Mom, and my kids if there are anythings that boys can use or would do, I can almost share with them. Toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner ,shower gel or shower foam, body shampoo, hand wash, towels maybe reusable after washing ( laundry is done everyday ), but I don't share my toothbrush unless it's somebody that I loved.....for example my baby whom I adored. But now that he's grownup, he uses his very own toothbrush and toothpaste.And I don't share my towels, please.
Facial toiletries are most likely not to be shared among teenagers but since I grow up with having two sons, they don't use any of my makeup other than talcum powder (talc) or a hair brush (comb). I use a facial cleanser, a toner, a moisturizer and a pimple gel (acne). I don't put on make-up nowadays so the cleaning process is not very tough. I also take supplements to boost up my body immune system and health in order to work well. I also care for my skin.
I think I should have enough. I don't ask for more. If I need anything, I will buy from the drugstore. I buy Dettol Family Shower Hygenic Foam for my two active growing boys for their daily bathing and washing. Cleaning has never been so much fun if the shower gel or creme is "perfumed". The aroma is therapeutic. It works for busy housewives...
Monday, January 24, 2011
My Dear George Clooney!
George Clooney : I Won't Get Married Again!!!
Don't expect George Clooney's love Elisabeth Canalis to join Hollywood's bridal brigade - because her famous beau is not interested in getting hitched.
I hate to blow your whole news story, but I was married , so I gave it a shot.
I applaud Clooney ..... Wish I had been smart enough to realize that Marriage was not the way to lead my life!----But, I have many other things to be thankful for about the truth on marriage -
90% of the women who enter marriage are doing it just because they want someone to "support" them.
In exchange, they give it up for their husband, grudgingly, the least often as they can!!!
I believe that 90% of married women stay with their husbands for the benefits he provides. Kinda makes me think that they are all pretty much like "prostitutes".....just a matter of how they are PAID for their "SERVICES"!
Don't expect George Clooney's love Elisabeth Canalis to join Hollywood's bridal brigade - because her famous beau is not interested in getting hitched.
I hate to blow your whole news story, but I was married , so I gave it a shot.
I applaud Clooney ..... Wish I had been smart enough to realize that Marriage was not the way to lead my life!----But, I have many other things to be thankful for about the truth on marriage -
90% of the women who enter marriage are doing it just because they want someone to "support" them.
In exchange, they give it up for their husband, grudgingly, the least often as they can!!!
I believe that 90% of married women stay with their husbands for the benefits he provides. Kinda makes me think that they are all pretty much like "prostitutes".....just a matter of how they are PAID for their "SERVICES"!
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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