The Danger of Rejection
Posted by Tillnes on
February 25, 2010
This article is not about rejection on a date or rejection for a job application, but for people who are in a long lasting relationship.
Have you ever been rejected? Hurts doesn’t it? Yeah it really hurts when it happens, but most are taking it far to lightly. A simple rejection can destroy all trust built up between you and it doesn’t matter how big your wallet is or how big your heart is. Let me tell you a story:
I have been rejected numerous times, but for me, it’s a part of life. Some things works and some things don’t. I get over it pretty quickly. This is important, people are different. When I have rejected someone I love and that person really feels the betrayal, I am quite shocked at first, but then I realize the major mistake I have made. A lot of trust that I have built up could be gone in an instant. That is the danger and power of rejection. Click to continue reading »


Why do we laugh, or more importantly how do we laugh? We laugh when we are having fun, and fun, ladies and gentlemen is where we all want to be in a relationship. Just because you have 7 children and up to your neck in bills and stress doesn’t mean you can’t or shouldn’t have fun. The problem is that we can’t see past the seriousness of our own life. Yes life is a serious matter, but the trivialities of life have a tendency to keep you trapped inside an endless loop of seriousness.
I recently read in a Welsh newspaper about a man, Brian Lewis, is charged with murder of his wife Hayley Jones. The reason? She flirted on Facebook (allegedly). Seriously, is this what the world has come to? Apparently she was chatting up men on Facebook and the father of four strangled her to death. The stresser in this situation was that she put her status to “single”

