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Friday, March 28, 2014

MMR Indie corner - B Morgan OfCourse


Meet R & B sensation BMORGAN
With his new single "Poke it Out" all over 105.1, Sound cloud & Reverbnation, He is a HIT!! Find out more about this artist: https://www.facebook.com/B.morganOfcourse?fref=ts

Thursday, March 27, 2014

3-27 Major MINC Radio- Replay-Can your mate have a friend of the opposite sex?


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Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Someone tell RAY J enough already with this KIM BIT!

Klohe is done with RAY J and his mess! Continuing to speak on Kim is just classless & distasteful at this very moment! There has to be some other things he can do!!! Like, hmmmm let me think- Ride into the sun set in one of his cars, ride his sisters "The game" coattail?? Anything but Kim again!

Tomorrow MAJOR M.I.N.C. RADIO IS LIVE

Can Spouses Have Friends of the Opposite Sex?
Ground rules for opposite-sex friends and marriage.
BY SHARON M. RIVKIN, MA, MFT


Read more: http://couplete.wordpress.com/tag/opposite-sex-friends/
Opposite-sex friendships are tricky and can be a direct threat to your marriage, but they don’t have to be. For most people, fear comes not from the friendship, but in keeping the friendship non-sexual; which can be difficult given that 90 percent of the time one of the individuals has experienced romantic feelings for his/her friend. Sometimes this is talked about and sometimes it isn’t, but the feelings are there.
But limiting our friendships with the opposite sex once you’re married doesn’t allow us the richness and perspective that we can gain from a member of the opposite sex. With some foresight and consciousness, it’s possible to have friends of the opposite sex and keep your marriage strong and healthy. To make these relationships work and beat the odds, follow the opposite-sex friendship ground rules below:
Don’ts
1. No secrets! All parties should know each other and know about the friendship. If anything should change in the friendship, your spouse needs to know.
2. Time spent with the friend should never supersede time spent with your husband or wife, unless there is a dire emergency.
3. Never make an agreement that can’t be changed. The agreement should always be negotiable, so that if the friendship isn’t working for your spouse, it can always be modified or cancelled.
4. Never make your spouse feel that he/she isn’t the most important relationship to you. This is basically uncharted territory, so be aware and sensitive of your partner’s feelings.
5. Never put your friend’s needs first. By keeping your spouse as your number one priority, the mystery surrounding the friendship diminishes, and your spouse will more likely view the friend as a real person and not just a fantasy.
Dos
1. To ensure comfort and trust, there needs to be a high level of maturity and self-esteem with all involved. Evaluate this with your spouse and really talk about everyone’s concerns and fears.
2. Ground rules need to be established from the beginning, i.e., what’s okay and what’s not for all the people involved. For instance, is it okay for the friends to get together when you or your spouse is out of town? How much time is spent with the friend on a monthly basis? What do the friends do together? Is dancing okay? Is dinner okay? Each couple will have their own individual concerns and questions to consider.
3. Everyone needs to be in agreement that it’s okay for the friendship to take place. No one should be left out of the process.
4. The person having the friendship needs to have strong, clear personal boundaries and open communication with their spouse and their friend. They need to be up front at all times with their husband or wife, letting him/her know when they’re seeing their friend, etc.
5. If the primary partner ever feels uncomfortable with the arrangement, he/she can speak up at any time. Their feelings and concerns need to be considered and taken seriously.

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