I think maybe almost of you out there have watched a movie name click! So, what do you think? I’m sure many of us want to have an easy life like Adam Sandler have. But what happen then? The easy life that you make easier becomes more complicated than before without you realized it. This movie is very entertaining, and will make you think long and hard about your own life for many hours after you leave the theater. Actually many things we can learn from this movie which I think very interesting, giving strong influence and might be useful to apply into our life. There was a certain philosophical message in this movie, in which I think, we all take for granted. Maybe you’ve been noticed it or maybe not. But, it’s really worth watching the movie and I’m sure many of you out there want to know more what you can learn behind the great story. Check it out!

Lesson #1 Family comes first. Not every man out there really cares about their family. But in this movie we can see a real man will do anything for his family and it’s really touching. I know all of us want to have be financially successful, have that position etc but let me tell you one thing I’ve learned from this movie family comes first. No matter how good of a job it sounds or how much it pays off if it takes away from time with your families it’s not worth it because none of us are promised tomorrow and cherish every moment every second you have with them.

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Don’t set yourself up to be hurt in your next relationship. Minimise the chances of a romance ending badly by:

#1 Trusting your intuition: If the guy you’re seeing is a serial flirt or has a tendency o talk only about himself, don’t ignore it take a walk now before you get in too deep.

#2 Taking your time: Don’t rush into having sex or revealing your entire life history to a guy you’ve have just met wait until you know each other much better then you can be sure he deserves to have this level of intimacy with you.

#3 Being honest: Once you’ve been together a few months, make it clear that you’re not I the market for a fling and ask him how he feels about that. If he runs a mile you’ll immediately know there was no future in the relationship anyway.

#4 Giving him space: Resist the temptation to smother him in an effort to make the relationship work. Be cool about giving him his space and he won’t get scared off due to a fear that you’re trying to take over his life.

#5 Keeping quiet about past disasters in loves: Don’t tell him that you’ve been dumped a million times it will encourage him to see you as a victim and he may started to treat you like one. Wait until you’ve been together in a commitment relationship for quite some time before you open up about those previous ill-fated romances.

#6 Being yourself: Avoid pretending you’re someone you’re not just to please him eventually when your true colours show there’s a chance he will either feel irritated that you were not being straight with him or will feel he can’t trust you and break off the relationship.

by Tara Simms

We all have our own ideas on what love is and the difference between being IN LOVE and LOVING someone. This is my definition of what it means to fall in love. Maybe this will make it easier to understand why some people are afraid to fall.

Standing on the edge
Discovering fears deep inside
The swirling abyss lies before me.
Beckoning,
Taunting,
Calling my name.

Slowly moving forward,
Hanging on with both hands, my eyes closed.
Afraid to slip, Afraid to see.
A leap of faith: Plunging into the unknown.
Total release.

Complete surrender.
Flying free.
Falling fast.
No holding back.
Knowing you’ll be there to catch me.

You think you’ll never get over it when a guy breaks your heart. The more you’ve been hurt in love the harder it is to give your heart again. Is this true? Or maybe too many people fall in with the expectation that their beloved is going to love them back, and it doesn’t happen. Fear of love and loving holds many back from what could be memorable and fulfilling relationships. There’s so many reason why people afraid to finding true love again.

Fear is real killer of opportunity, success and love. You feel down on yourself why don’t my relationships ever work out?; foolish How could I have given so much to someone so undeserving?; and angry this is the last time I ever let someone do this to me! Fearful people play it saves and never take chances or assume risks. For these individuals, the desire for the experience of a happy, caring relationship is far less than the overwhelming need to avoid pain.

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