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Biobot Romantic Programming in America -- The MERGE vs the PURGE -- Why We Need to WOKE Up.

This is Primarily a Blog or Ezine About Getting Over Divorce, But... Now that I am pretty much okay except for PTSD from my life on Earth in general [and I am 11 years post the divorce that prompted this ezine] , I want to get on to related topics. One thing I have learned over the years is that a little girl needs the unconditional love of her dad. If she doesn't get that, she will diligently search for it in whoever reminds her of her dad. This can be deadly. However, as I have learned about partnership; faced, soothed and buried my inner child; and realized we are on an animal planet and are 98.5% ape; I am now interested in what I am seeing in American media regarding black love. Why does it seem to be an utter sin to see a brown man with a brown woman in a brown family on social media, TV and movies? The 'Merge' Biobot Program is Raging in Today's American Romance. We know (since the advent of the electron microscope) that we are energetic biobots who are loose ma

The Ultimate Cheat Sheet for Heart Break Recovery - from Renee Tarot, Author of "Broken Heart" on Amazon

So your heart has been broken by someone who does not even deserve to have broken it, and you are confused. How did an asshole such as this get in, and why do you care so much? If you are familiar with my writing style, you know that I shoot straight from the hip, so here goes...

How YOU CAN Redevelop Strong, Healthy EMOTIONAL Connections After Heartbreak. Enter the Happy Zone!

💗 Your Parents and Grandparents Laid a Decent Foundation of Love for You, and Someone Blew It All Up! Not to Worry -- You CAN Fix It! 💫 Human beings are triangular in nature in that they have three main sides and they connect with others around them using all three of those sides. You were cared for fairly well as a child and though your parents were not perfect, you had a deep, inner knowing that you were loved and protected. This is important in identifying the proper audience for this article because other scenarios require much different processes in order to build healthy emotional connections. The physical connection is usually the easiest to make with another person, but you must be careful not to mistake this as a whole relationship.