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Advancements in technology have made gay online dating easier than ever. Rather than being restricted to website logins, the next generation of online dating comes via mobile apps that allow constant and instant access to countless dating options. For the gay man in search of a serious relationship, the opportunity has proven that as technology evolves, human behavior devolves. Author S. W. Davies returns for his third book exploring gay online dating, as well as taking an ongoing and unapologetic look at the increasing shortcomings of the gay community.

Are you unhappy with your relationship? Are you unsure what to do - to mend or to end your relationship (or marriage)? When a relationship becomes a burden, an important question arises - is it worth saving, or is the breakup (or divorce) a better option? This self-help guide (with its interesting true stories) is unlike any other you can find! It will save you time and energy as they won't go to the "ever-lasting" decision-making anymore. That way, you won't end up wasting time on saving unsalvageable - or you won't miss on an opportunity that was worth saving.

The PICCK A SPICE framework helps listeners achieve secure attachment and introduces them to a diverse range of styles like Playful Teasing, Intellectual Connection, and Creative Expression, among others.

In Evolution of a Baby Boomer Joyce Fidler takes us on her journey as a record store owner and rock band singer who begins her adult years in the Bible belt where sex, drugs and rock & roll dominate her life. As she relocates to LaLaLand in her forties, she invites listeners to witness her unexpected transformation to a fruitful, productive citizen. Fidler's memoir traces the how and why of this metamorphosis including a divorce from a polyamorous marriage, separation from her teenaged children, with an eventual surrender to recovery from marijuana and alcohol addiction.

In On the Evolution of Intimacy, psychiatrist and futurist Charles Johnston addresses how our times are making possible a critical "growing up" in how we think about intimacy and gender. With intimacy, the changes he describes are as significant as those which brought us Romeo and Juliet-style romantic love. With gender, they take us beyond both the polarizing assumptions of traditional gender roles and the simplistic conclusions of a postmodern unisex ideal.

Two decades ago, Boyd and Kathy Barrett found themselves in a bookstore, desperately seeking information on how to deal with an issue that was tearing their marriage apart. They left the bookstore with a resource that started them on the road to healing, beginning with the acknowledgment that Boyd was passive-aggressive to a dysfunctional level. What they didn’t know at the time was that they would eventually be moved to write about that process in a book of their own.

Relationships just got easier with this new tool for you and answers the question "How can you engage in healthier relationship dynamics?" This book delivers on its promise of providing the help and advice you seek for healthy relationships - from romantic relationships, to family and friendships. Why do we need a new book on relationships? Because we all need relationship advice occasionally, and this book provides all of the information you need to step into healthier relationship dynamics now!