Long-term romantic relationships consist of a series of seasons from the honeymoon to the empty nest during which the couple progresses from biological fireworks to deep, sustaining, romantic love and fruitful lives of shared experiences and relationships.
A good relationship requires effort, hard work and dedication from both partners. Unrealistic expectation for relationships, often causes unpleasantness, arguments and chaos in a relationship.
Unrealistic expectations are toxic in relationships. Stable adult relationships require both partners to look at mutual goals, compatibility on practical matters, and deep commitment to shared values and moral principles.
The social model of disability seeks to change society in order to accommodate people living with impairment; it does not seek to change persons with impairment to accommodate society. People with disability have a right to be fully participating citizens on an equal basis with others.
It doesn’t matter if it is the first, the fifth or the five-hundredth time you are having sex with someone – you must always have consent, every time.
The signs in your partner that mean you should stop sexual advances include: slurred speech, shaking, resistance, confusion, silence, stillness, being frozen or frightened, sleeping, flinching, passing out, crying, no eye contact, incoherent talking or a tense or rigid body.
If you have a negative bank balance, you need to find ways to increase your income (for example by working extra hours), and find ways to reduce your spending by looking again at your budget information and deciding which non-essential items you will spend less on.
If you have a positive bank balance, you have spare money available which you can use to repay debts (such as overdrafts or credit card bills), save regularly, or buy something.
The social model of disability looks at ways of removing barriers that restrict life choices for disabled people. When barriers are removed, disabled people can be independent and equal in society, with choice and control over their own lives.
The social model of disability says that disability is caused by society’s failure to accommodate and accept a certain variation, rather than by a person’s impairment or difference.