Social Life Articles

1). Do You Feel Lonely a Lot? By : Royane Real
Do you often feel lonely? If you do, you may spend a lot of time wondering what’s wrong with you. It may seem as if everyone else but you has lots of friends. It may seem like everyone else is always getting invited to go to exciting parties. And it may seem like you’re the only one who is left at home, waiting for the phone to ring, wondering why no one ever calls you to invite you out.
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4). Learn the Secret of Making More Friends! By : Royane Real
When you meet new people for the first time, do you usually like most of the new people that you meet? Or do you find that you usually dislike new people, unless they can eventually prove after a long time that they deserve your friendship? Perhaps you have never thought about this before. And you may even wonder if it’s really important. Does it.
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6). Why Spend the Rest of our Years Alone? By : Olga Moe
It is built in companionship. You don’t have to go out to some formal get-together just to interact with people. It is a growing experience so you don’t stagnate.
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7). Are You Too Busy for Friendship? By : Royane Real
If you currently feel that you don’t have enough friends in your life, one reason may be that you have let yourself become too busy to make time for the relationships you already have. Nurturing and maintaining friendships requires effort and commitment. Many of us let our lives become so busy with work and other commitments that we don’t get around to scheduling time for pleasure and renewal with the friends, relatives and acquaintances we already have.
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8). Pampering for the working professionals : Ten tips for a balanced work and social life By : Rob Sullivan1
Health experts worldwide resoundingly agree that workers in all labor categories must maintain a balance between their work and social lives. The dangers of more or over work and less socializing cannot be emphasized enough especially for the Londoner. The advantages to having an active social life are many. Finding a healthy balance between our work and social lives is not always easy but some efforts towards developing that balance can assure we stay productive on the job and at the same time have a satisfying and healthy personal life.
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9). How Virtual Worlds Improved My Real Social Life (Or “Those Internet Weirdos Can Actually Make Good Friends”) By : Rachel Blackman
When I was a student in high school, my parents were worried that I had a problem. I wasn’t sleeping much, I was spending money on new habits, I was receiving odd phonecalls from people my parents didn’t know, and I could never really clearly explain what I was up to. All the classic signs of every parent’s worst fear were there. Yes, I had discovered online gaming.
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10). How To Preserve Vitality Through Healthy Aging By : Reuben John
A common myth surrounding old age is that it is a dull, boring time when people of frail bodies and stale minds live out their last remaining years in misery and solitude, abandoned and forgotten by their friends and loved ones. Healthy aging unlocks the door to an enjoyable and exciting and fulfilling retirement.
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