Music Your Life Can Relate To

Music sometimes is something you can relate to. From love to breakups to motivation, music can define our lives and put everyday emotions into song. Music isn't just music to people- they can provide life snapshots. Especially those who provide amazing and real music can define even the best and worst life moments into song. So can you relate to life with music? Absolutely!

This is a different kind of post in the realm of life issues and relating to life. I hope you enjoy it!

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Music Your Life Can Relate To

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If you listen to a lot of music, you know there are all kinds of songs about all kinds of things. Or at least, those that have lyrics to them. Any song that can offer any kind of connection to your life is a song you can certainly appreciate. Same applies to music that provides a snapshot of the world we live in at present. Sometimes if offered, music can provide advice to help people deal with any number of issues. Nasty as it sounds, even raunchy songs of things like aggressive sex or intense drug and alcohol usage are things in music we can relate to.

My Personal Music Connection.

There is one song I've loved and believed in its meaning. Here it is:


^ Stevie Wonder I Just Called To Say I Love You

This is "I Just Called to Say I Love You" by Stevie Wonder. I must say that I believe in this song for two reasons. One reason is because I don't believe in having any specific occasion or reason to express love or respect. Like, I don't believe in Mother's Day, Father's Day, or Valentine's Day. Why one day out of the year to share love for someone? The other reason why I love this song is because I sometimes often simply say hello to people on social media whom I haven't talked to in a while or anything. Most people assume I say hello because I have some awful secret to share or something. I really wish people stop thinking I'm trying to un-friend them because I say something like, "I am pleased to be your friend!"

Either way, this is a song I strongly relate to and is a reflection of one part of my personality.

Can You Relate to Music?

A lot of people have wrote songs based on actual experiences in their lives. Some others demonstrate extreme cases and wild stores. A lot of music can consist of moments you can actually relate to. Such songs can be great because you actually feel connected to music instead of just listening to something that sounds good. Some other songs just sound a certain way that offer a certain tone that can you can relate to in life.

What to Take Away From This Post.

Something you can learn is that it is very okay to be drawn to music and the messages provided in songs. That is why a lot of songs from the 1990s and such are so revered and loved. Most people will argue that music today mostly is... just music. Just going for money. No character or personality to the music. And usually, the ones who do sing from the heart and write songs from the heart aren't as received as lot or mainstream music types. So keep listening to and enjoying music!





I hope you found this blog post interesting. Here is a discussion question for you in case you want to make this post active and lively:

What song(s) can you relate to? How do those songs relate to moments in your life or someone else's?

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You Are Loved

I recently celebrated my birthday on January 15 of this year, and this gave me some time to reflect. While I am pleased to celebrate another year of existence, I am more pleased gaining so many birthday wishes from others across social media. A time like a birthday, an anniversary, or even death in family and/or friends can make you wonder if people really do care about you. A fallacy of social media is that you seem to not like people as much if they don't immediately respond to you in the event of anything mentioned here. Fact is, not everyone uses social media religiously. So if you fall into this situation, think otherwise.

Through Facebook, I received over 70 posts to my timeline on my birthday. I usually have averaged 50-70 posts when it was my birthday. I even got a handful of birthday wishes through Twitter and Instagram. People didn't have to wish me a happy birthday or care that I have a birthday, but they offered their birthday wishes to me out of the goodness of others' hearts. They realize something like a birthday is a joyous and happy occasion. It means you have lasted long enough and have enjoyed being able to live and make yourself worthy to others. I was so pleased people worldwide took time out of their day to wish me a happy birthday. They were not required to, but they did.

Then there was a time when I discussed being away from online in 2017 when I was hospitalized for surgery for an infection. I was pleasantly surprised at the outpouring of support from others. Even people who didn't normally see my posts or comment on Facebook were offering their support. I have meant something to people so much that my presence is significant. If I passed away, it would feel like a huge void and huge hole would be in our world in replacing me.

Usually, I am told not to share some of my best and worst time since the only person who cares about these things is myself. However, there is a reason why I post things about my life. The big reason is to release my problems instead of bottle them in. Also, I am hoping my issues and advice can help others who may be in a similar situation.

What to Take Away From This Post.

If you have made a difference in others' lives and if you have meant some sort of importance in others' lives, you will gain the love and respect from other people. People love you even if you don't love yourself. You may need to find new people to befriend you if you feel the ones you are with don't trust or love you enough. Also, you don't ask for people to get into your life, but you appreciate that the ones who are in your life offer you their love and support. People who are sincere and honest will be the ones who offer their loving adoration and support even if they don't know you personally. It is always nice to know people care about you and worry about you.

I create stories like these and provide insight like this to help people feel better about themselves and others. I feel if we do not like ourselves much or feel loved by others, we don't love ourselves much. This leads to lower self-esteem, self-destruction, and at the worst- suicide (or at least suicidal thoughts). So we need to remind ourselves and recognize there are good people in this world and that there are people who do care about us. Even those who care even one iota about you are people you can appreciate and admire. We need things in our lives to remind us that people do care and that life can be enjoyable. Having people who care is one way to prove that point.

Most of all... I am posting this to say that you don't ask for people to offer you their kindness. However, in light of certain situations, it is always nice to know people care, even if remotely. So be thankful for the ones who stick with you and love you. People come and go, but love never dies or fails.


Long story short...

You are loved, and people DO care.





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Couples Counseling With Therapists Online

(UPDATED: January 21, 2019)

A couple with a damaged relationship can benefit from help from a therapist. If a couple can not afford to meet a therapist in person, though, there is the option of online couples counseling therapy. The help you need as a couple can be procured by getting with a therapist online, even if you can not access a therapist in a physical location. I am here to discuss online therapy for couples with this blog post. Stay with me here so I can offer you my advice and insight.

Before I Begin...

(1) I am no expert on relationship matters. So do not think I have experience in dealing with such matters.

(2) This blog post was created in partnership with BetterHelp as well as ReGain. To learn more about BetterHelp and the services they provide, please visit www.betterhelp.com. For more information about ReGain, visit regain.us.

LATEST UPDATE(S)/REVISION(S):

JAN 21 2019 - edited the rough draft that was initially posted; edited anchor text in Resources

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Couples Counseling With Therapists Online

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^ from: dr-jim.com - Therapy for couples can be had online and can be as effective as being with a proper therapist in a physical office.

To get the needed relationship help from a professional, you will need to travel to meet with that professional. There may be a chance you will not be able to pay for the expenses and such to go to a physical office to get needed help. So the next best thing in today's technologically-advanced world is to engage in online counseling. Why not? You probably use cyberspace to dabble in Internet memes or look up ridiculous videos of ridiculous behavior. If you have legitimate problems and really can use the assistance of a therapist, why not use cyberspace for something useful for a change?

In the case of couples who are having issues, it is just as beneficial to meet with a therapist through online sessions as it is to have various sessions with a real therapist in his/her office. It is great to know you can still get the same help and advice from a therapist even if you literally miles away or are unable to get the needed assistance from a physical therapist in a physical office. Even couples who need therapy can know online therapy can be just as helpful as regular therapy from a therapist in his/her office.

Making the Case for Online Couples Therapy.

As much as we use technology and electronics for all sorts of tasks, we can also use some of the same technology for more practical matters. Not being able to access a therapist nearby in a physical office means you can still get quality help from a therapist online. Just because you can not meet with a therapist in a physical location and in person doesn't mean you will not be able to get quality help from that therapist. You can also use online therapy to have sessions with a therapist without needing to go into that office. The convenience can be worthwhile and comfortable. You are also paying a considerable amount to get professional assistance regardless. And in the case of couples, you won't need to leave behind the comforts of home to get the assistance from a therapist that you need.


Final thoughts in regards to couples counseling online are coming up, so go to the next section.

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Couples Counseling With Therapists Online

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If you are in a relationship and need counseling, you can work with a therapist online in a few online sessions to get the therapy you need. Just because you can't get help from a therapist in a physical location doesn't mean you still can get the needed help and therapy from a therapist online. Sessions with a therapist online is just as effective as sessions with a therapist in his/her office. You are better off getting help with your relationship rather than try to patch up issues yourself. At least, it wouldn't hurt to consult a therapist online to aid you in repairing a damaged relationship.

I am going to be fairly honest here. As much as people today like using electronics and technology for Internet memes or all kinds of videos, why not the same technology to help trying to better our lives or even gain needed therapy for our issues? Why not use cyberspace for more practical matters? Set up something with a therapist online to help you with any sort of matters- let alone couples counseling. You are still getting the same quality help that a therapist can provide. The only difference is that you are not in that therapist's office getting the needed help. What do you have to lose in trying to repair a relationship by working with a therapist online? Use every available resource to you to get the help you need- even including online therapy!

Resources.

If your relationships is damaged or close to damaged beyond repair, and if you want to keep the relationship going; you can help yourself greatly by meeting with a therapist for couples counseling. Even online therapy can be just as effective as getting help. To help you get started, here is a resource I've provided for you in helping you with getting couples counseling therapy online from a therapist online:

online marriage counseling/online couples counseling

Special Thanks.

I want to thank ReGain and BetterHelp for reaching out to me and offering these topics for me to discuss. I've done all I can to try to express the subject matter the best way I can.





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Premarital Counseling and Therapy

(UPDATED: January 21, 2019)

Before getting married, you may want some counseling. Yes- it is great for you to marry someone you truly love. However, are you prepared for all the costs and issues in getting married and in staying together? For most couples, they don't care about these things. Most couples just want to be together and be intimate with each other and grow old with each other. Just like anything, though, you have to weigh various factors to be together and stay together. I will try to shed light on the issue of premarital counseling with this blog post. Maybe this will help you or somebody else who may be involved in this matter.

Before I Begin...

(1) I am no expert on relationship matters. So do not think I have experience in dealing with such matters.

(2) This blog post was created in partnership with BetterHelp as well as ReGain. To learn more about BetterHelp and the services they provide, please visit www.betterhelp.com. For more information about ReGain, visit regain.us.

LATEST UPDATE(S)/REVISION(S)

JAN 21 2019 - edited anchor text in Resources

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Premarital Counseling and Therapy

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^ from: (YouTube) - Marriage involves more than just saying, "I Do." Premarital counseling can help ensure you are fully ready for marriage and life as a married couple.

Before tying the knot (or whatever expression means "getting married" to you), it is best you get some premarital counseling. Marriage, like parenthood, is a life-long process that shouldn't be taken lightly or should be lightly regarded. You may potentially be with your future significant other for the rest of your life. So you do not want to take something like marriage less serious than what it really is and what it really means.

Getting married means more than romantic involvement. You have to weigh in factors regarding other family members, financing being together, and things of that nature. Having a healthy love for one another is always a good thing. However, to avoid a messy marital future, you will need to plan ahead for all of the factors that may test your marital bond. Think of premarital counseling as like having a party planner for a party. In this analogy, having a party planner ensures you can put together the dream party that you want to throw by handling the visual details and the financial details. Premarital counseling helps ensure you will be properly prepared for marriage.

Additionally, premarital counseling can be helpful if you are engaged but having certain issues with your fiancé/fiancée. There is a possibility you may want to call off the marriage if you suspect your fiancé/fiancée is cheating or if your relationship may potentially be damaged beyond repair. You certainly can do no wrong if you meet with a therapist for premarital counseling and if you still want to marry your engaged partner.

There are plenty of reasons to consider premarital counseling. Marriage is too complex and deep to be taken so lightly and disregard all possible aspects of marriage. It helps to have a professional help prepare you for marriage rather than think you know everything and end up not having as happy a marriage as you can have.

Do You NEED Premarital Counseling?

Well... it wouldn't hurt. Getting premarital counseling is more like getting a briefing before engaging in some mission. Do you go into a battle or a war by not getting the specifics of any given situation? If you do not get a general idea of what you are getting yourself into, you are bound to fail, unless you somehow know everything beforehand. Make sure you are prepared for life as a married individual. In that case, you would be best served to have premarital counseling. At least give it a chance so you can make all or most of the primary concerns a bit easier to manage. Better safe than sorry.

Premarital Counseling Therapy.

Having premarital counseling will help you to make smart decisions and be better prepared for marriage. A healthy marriage involves more than just having a loving bond with someone. Think about all the different things that being married may involve. For example:

• Where will you live?
• Are you physically and financially able to have children?
• Who legally owns any number of things?

Having as much professional insight and advice in premarital matters can mean a lot to having a successful and healthy marriage. So make sure to take advantage of having premarital counseling for the best experience of marriage.


Get ready for some final thoughts of mine about premarital counseling.

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Premarital Counseling and Therapy: Final Thoughts

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Premarital counseling helps soon-to-be-married couples start strong and limits early troubles in young married relationships. You are not a failure because you don't know (or think you know) all there is to being married outside of having healthy love for one another. A therapist who helps in premarital counseling will help you either get ready in all aspects for being married, or a therapist can help save engaged partners who may be having a damaged relationship before getting married or may have a wedding be canceled. Having professional help prior to marriage (or if you go ahead with the marriage) can help make marriage wonderful. It has been a worthy investment for you to engage in marriage; why not also make an investment to ensure your marriage will be successful? Even if you think you are ready to be married and know all the nuances of getting and being married, it is recommended you check with a therapist for premarital counseling just to make sure you will have a happy and enjoyable marriage.

Resources.

As I mentioned in the previous paragraph, marriage is a great investment. So equally, why not make an investment to ensure a happy and productive marriage? It costs money to get with and set up appointments with therapists. While there is a significant price on meeting with a therapist, there are other great costs to consider. To make the best best decisions on choosing a therapist to meet with in regards to premarital counseling, I have prepared the following resource for you which explains all I have explained in this blog post and then some other issues:

premarital counseling

Congratulations if you are going to get married soon! Hopefully this post will help you towards good decisions and solutions for having a happy and healthy marriage.

Special Thanks.

I want to thank ReGain and BetterHelp for helping me to blog about this topic and offer more services to more individuals.





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Couples Counseling and Therapy

(UPDATED: January 21, 2019)

Love shouldn't have to hurt. No matter how connected you are (or think you are) to your lover, problems will arise as well as anger. You may elect to settle matters on your own. If that fails, you may require counseling. You may stand a better chance of getting yourself the needed help by gaining therapy from a healthcare provider or professional rather than try to work out relationship matters on your own. If you fall into this situation, I can help you out!

Before I Begin...

(1) I am no expert on relationship matters. So do not think I have experience in dealing with such matters.

(2) This blog post was created in partnership with BetterHelp as well as ReGain. To learn more about BetterHelp and the services they provide, please visit www.betterhelp.com. For more information about ReGain, visit regain.us.

LATEST UPDATE(S)/REVISION(S)

JAN 21 2019 - edited anchor text in Resources

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Couples Counseling and Therapy

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^ from: www.sheknows.com - In relationships that are in trouble, couples counseling can help repair damaged relationships.

Love can be the sweetest and most pleasureful thing in our lives. However, it can also be the most damaging and easily misconstrued concept when love all goes wrong. All loving relationships ranging from casual love to marriage will suffer some sort of snag or snags. One can not just trust that everything will be okay in the end. You may need counseling to help save any relationship that may be on the rocks (and I'm not talking margaritas!). Everything from constant disagreements to serious matters (such as domestic violence) are fair game to discuss with a therapist.

It doesn't matter if you are starting out as a couple or if you have been together for a long time. It also doesn't matter if you are in a straight relationship or any kind of same-sex relationship. All relationships will have their rocky moments. When we need to find ways to defeat our relationship demons, either trying to work things out on our own or through the help of qualified professionals will help do the trick.

Why Consider Couples Counseling?

Face it- you can not repair everything yourself. Read all of the blog posts (including this one) and all of the online videos all you want- you are only going to go so far to get any needed advice. Couples who want to stay together can try to stay together by consulting a therapist.

Do You NEED Couples Counseling?

If you can sort out your issues together, then couples counseling is not needed. However, it is nice to know a professional can help you get over any sort of relationship issues you may be having. Saving a damaged relationship among couples likely wouldn't hurt any further should you seek the assistance of a professional to help you with your love life. It will not entirely hurt to pay some money to have a professional help you with your relationship issues. Just like almost anything in life, you take advantage of almost any resource available to you- even including seeking couples counseling.

Therapy for Couples.

Couples in damaged relationships will need therapy to try to heal and repair damage in their lives. As someone who watches a lot of daytime talk shows, it can take a considerable amount of time to mend troubled relationships. Working with a therapist in couples counseling will allow you find ways to make the recovery faster and easier to return to making your love life strong again. Or in the case of decent relationships, therapy can make love lives stronger than ever.


Now for some final thoughts on this matter.

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Couples Counseling and Therapy: Final Thoughts

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Love is never always perfect, and even the best of relationships will be tested. If a relationship is damaged or is heading towards potential doom, counseling can play a huge role in saving relationships- as long as couples are willing to stay together. Seeking couples counseling can go a long way towards salvaging torn relationships. It may take time and money to have to resort to couples counseling, but it is ultimately worth it if you want to repair any damaged relationship through the means of couples counseling. If you want to keep a relationship going or if you want to salvage an already damaged relationship, the best you can do is seek help from a therapist or a counselor. It is worth it to have some professional help to heal damaged relationships, even if you feel you can repair such relationships on your own without professional help.

Resources.

When seeking couples counseling, one such thing to consider is the cost of everything- both financially and emotionally. A lot is riding on the line relationship-wise when dealing with various relationship issues. Any couple that wants to stay together will need to consider the different costs involved to try to stay together and perhaps strengthen or salvage any damaged relationship. If financial matters concern you in regards to couples counseling, here is a resource that will help you in the financial aspect of couples counseling:

couples counseling

This resource should help in the financial aspects of couples counseling.

Special Thanks.

I would like to thank BetterHelp and ReGain for reaching out to me in helping me to create this blog post. I hope, like for all of my posts on "John's Life Space," that this helps all of you with your problems.





This will conclude my blog post about couples counseling. To those of you who may have troubled or potentially troubled relationships, I hope my advice and insight can help you towards rebuilding your loving bond. This blog is about helping people who may be facing certain issues and also in trying to provide positive insight to help look at life in a better light. I hope my efforts have paid off again. Be sure to follow my work in any capacity if you enjoy my work. Ways to connect can be found in the items and links below. Thank you for reading! Take care and be well.

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Life Advice From Bloggers

As a blogger, I have seen many posts from fellow bloggers. This post focuses on some bloggers who offer life advice. It is a roundup of certain advice from bloggers. Not all featured personalities here blog about life. In fact, all or most are fashion bloggers. Most of all...

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Now let's get to work...

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Life Advice From Bloggers

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To share with you a number of bloggers offering life advice, I decided to come up with this blog post. It is always great to gain life insight from others to help you on your way. So what I did was offer a variety of life issues and insight on helping you feel better if experiencing some of these situations. Here is where you can get life issue insight from people other than myself. Even including bloggers other than myself.

I invite you to Follow/Subscribe to the blogs in the next section if you enjoy their work.

Random Life Advice from Bloggers.

Consider this blog post more like random life advice from random bloggers I follow. Think of it like a buffet restaurant of life advice, and all are ready for you to digest and enjoy. The posts will feature a preview of what certain posts are about. A lot of these posts have some depressing and personal elements. However, I am featuring them because advice is offered to help others who may be in the same situation. If maybe you can use the advice, feel free to visit the posts that I mention here. Some bloggers may be featured more than once.


• "The Gratitude in Loss" (Adventures Uncensored) « being thankful for the lives of others prior to their passing.

• "Grief as a Phoenix" (Adventures Uncensored) « dealing with miscarriages.

• "How to Stay Motivated When You Feel Like a Failure" (Sensible Stylista) « when down on your luck, the advice offered here is to help keep you on track.

• "Delayed Gratification: Hartford Marathon 2017" (imperfect idealist) « facing doubt in her life, she finds courage and strength through running.

• "New Year, New Beginnings" (Style Cassentials) « a blogger looks back on a previous year and looks ahead to a new one.

• "Things I'm Struggling With and Random Thoughts" (Stylish Petite) « a hodge podge of various life issues the blogger faces.

• "10 Things I Wish I Would Have Known Before Becoming a Mom" (Stylish Petite) « advice on what to experience when becoming a mother.

• "How I Got Past my PAST" (Mumu and Macaroons) « insight on past life and love issues she faced and how she overcame them.

• "how to get out of a FUNK" (Lonestar Southern) « experiencing some slow times in her life, she offers advice on how to get out of a funk. Includes a video.

• "How I Cope With Anxiety and Stress" (Raindrops of Sapphire) « advice on dealing with anxiety and stress.

• "30 Inspirational Quotes About Being Different" (Glam Fab Happy) « a collection of quotes regarding being different and unique.

• "21 Inspirational Quotes About Self-Love" (Glam Fab Happy) « a collection of motivational quotes about self-love.

• "Things to Remember When Everything Goes Wrong" (Chamber of Beauty) « advice for when everything seems to go wrong for you.

• "Life After Loss Keeping My Family Together" () « dealing with the loss of her husband, this is one of her many posts of hers offering insight into her life. This one involving keeping her family together.

• "Being the Best of Me || Develop New Habits to Create a Better Life" (Color and Grace) « the blogger provides examples of new habits to adopt to live a better life.


These are among a number of different advice offerings to help you out. And to be honest, I wanted to offer advice from other bloggers for a long time- even in my main "John's Blog Space" blog. But I decided here to focus entirely on advice for all of you from different bloggers. So I hope you enjoyed this post.





Life is tough. While I can't make lives better for others, I at least will try to contribute to the solution rather than add to the problem. Thank you for reading! Take care and be well.

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