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Does Monogamy Destroy Marriage?

I read an interesting article today entitled, Dan Savage: Monogamy destroys more families than it saves . Even though the Continue reading →

Depression Part III: The Long Road to Recovery

My two kids and I was at the McDonalds drive through when I broke down crying. It happened so unexpectantly Continue reading →

Depression Part II: Intervention

I had just gotten a divorce,moved out with my two kids and enrolled in my Masters program when things got Continue reading →

Depression: Part One

Before the depression, the drug use, my little brother was happy, cheerful, giving, loving, hardworking, honest, and self-driven. He lived Continue reading →

What is it the appropriate age to date?

I grew up in a strict Laotian household. My parents did not allow us girls to date for several reasons. Continue reading →

Why the fake profile?

Catfish on EllenWith a plethora of social media available it is or should I say, it should not be surprising Continue reading →

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Is forty the new twenty?

Have you all seen the movie Body Snatchers? With our current obsession with age and beauty it seems that many Continue reading →

Interesting photos

One of my favorite hobby is taking pictures of friends, family, the sky, the beach and interesting things that catches Continue reading →

Online Dating: To Do or Not to Do?

Is it more difficult to find real love in the age of technology or is it much more easier? According Continue reading →

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Invasion

The two occupants of room 208 of Motel 8,solemnly stared at the anchor on TV, hoping what they were hearing Continue reading →

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