The art of creative meddling: a plan for sharing wisdom with loved ones

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Born meddlers can learn to meddle creatively so that wisdom can be shared with people who matter. Creative meddling include diplomacy, stimulating conversation, unobtrusive listening, understanding, openness and humor. With creative meddling, curiosity is rooted in caring for others.

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50-plus women with younger men: entering an age of new freedom

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Relationships between older women and much younger men were considered taboo 30 years ago. This time, however, such relationships have become acceptable and are on the increase as a result of attitudinal and social changes as well as the expansion of the feminine consciousness.

Behavior, Mate selection, Young men, Middle aged women

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With you I am not alone

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Friendships are made in different ways in different instances as one grows up from being a child to a mature person. Each relationship is unique, thus, it must be carefully nurtured.

Friendship

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