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Tag Archives: romantic relationship
When The Boyfriend Comes First
Tamara Shayne Kagel writes: When you’re single, your relationships with your friends and family become more important. Everyone likes to think that when they are in a relationship they will be the same good friend they were before and they … Continue reading
Posted in Tamara Shayne Kagel
Tagged kagel, relationship work, rest of your life, romantic relationship, tamara shayne, unspoken truth
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Within 15 Minutes!
Here’s the JTA article about the Arab man in Jerusalem charged with rape for telling a Jewish woman he was Jewish: “Within 15 minutes of meeting each other, the couple had consensual sex on the top of a nearby building. … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Sex
Tagged arab man, bodies and souls, jewish woman, man in jerusalem, romantic relationship, serious relationship, sex with a guy
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When Do I Trust My Feelings?
I think the only time I trust my feelings is when I determine whether or not I want a particular woman. No matter how good and kind and smart she is, if I don’t want her, there is no point … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Technique, Personal
Tagged alexander technique lessons, chemistry, feelings, internal organs, pencil, poise, rabbs, romantic relationship, straitjacket
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Mirthala Salinas Interview In LA Magazine
Click here for Shawn Hubler’s story. ERSNews writes: Mirthala Salinas, the former TV reporter and Telemundo TV/KVEA anchorwoman in Los Angeles has finally broken her long silence. In a feature interview in Los Angeles Magazine, the once rising star sat … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Mirthala Salinas
Tagged assembly speaker, charter flight, conflicts of interest, ersnews, exclusive report, fabian nunez, funeral of rosa parks, hubler, july 3rd, la times, magazine interview, mainstream media attention, mayor villaraigosa, Mirthala Salinas, penchant, personal relationship, romantic relationship, sali, salina, telemundo
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