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Can handle all questions pertaining to arguments/difference of opinion among friends, spouses, family, colleagues. The crux is to understand the causality and personality of the people involved in such a complex situation.
Being the eldest child in the family and also one of the eldest in the immediate family, I am a very popular person. About 15 years of work experience has also made be an expert on how to juggle with family and work life in a more balanced manner.
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Communication is the key, but words can make or marr a relationship forever!
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Hi M, You admit that you have been wrong in the past, so why not give this one a miss too? You have an ideal relationship and this is too petty an issue to give it up forever. But just ask yourself
Hi Cathy, There will be a lot of people who would tell you to ignore it but I know how difficult it is to tolerate mess!!! You don't have much choice right now but to do your own thing, right? If he
Dear Alana, There is no cause for concern here, at all! When he plays games, you can read or surf the net or take a walk or play some music or hang out with friends. Or you can draw a date plan that
Hi Kirk, Ethically and legally you have no right to pry like this, she may revolt at this very idea. But from what you have shared these are not just random messages to a random friend, they do mean
Hi Ravi, This girl is not worthy enough, she just isn't sure about anything in life. The more you get attached, more would be the pain and hurt. Its not easy to forget her but you have to move on. Best
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