TIMING
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- Apr 12, 2008
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surely mie sitaweza kuprevent aiseeKweli JF tamu
Sasa, kati ya ACID na SMILES hapo nani anaprevent infidelity?..:becky::becky:
actually nita-facilitate tu!!!
surely mie sitaweza kuprevent aiseeKweli JF tamu
Sasa, kati ya ACID na SMILES hapo nani anaprevent infidelity?..:becky::becky:
michakato jimboni ilinibana..yah sure,lazima makada wote wa chama tawala wahamie huku..!!Pamoja...pamoja! We rock...!!!
Afu we uliendaga wapi..? PM kibao nimekutumia no response...
Inabidi tupange mikakati thabiti ya hiki chama chetu!!
Vice versa is true!!Ameshasajiliwa ISC...PM zako zote tunazihakiki kwanza viongozi waandamizi ndo tunampa access ya kuziangalia.....endapo tu....layball:
Dah.....I know Asprin and the team is goin to hate me for this...
lakini ni vizuri kuzingatia haya:
1. Maintain appropriate walls and windows. Keep the windows open at home. Put up privacy walls with others who could threaten your marriage.
2. Recognize that work can be a danger zone. Don't lunch alone or take coffee breaks with the same person all the time. When you travel with a co-worker, meet in public rooms and not in a room with a bed.
3. Avoid emotional intimacy with attractive alternatives to your committed relationship. Resist the desire to rescue an unhappy soul who pours his or her heart out to you.
4. Protect your marriage by discussing relationship issues at home. If you do need to talk to someone else about your marriage, be sure that person is a friend of the marriage. If the friend disparages marriage, respond with something positive about your own relationship.
5. Keep old flames from reigniting. If a former lover is coming to the class reunion, invite your partner to come along. If you value your marriage, think twice about having lunch with an old flame.
6. Don't go over the line when you're online with Internet friends. Discuss your online friendships with your partner and show him/her your e-mail if he/she is interested. Invite your partner to join in your correspondence so your Internet friend won't get any wrong ideas. Don't exchange sexual fantasies online.
7. Make sure your social network is supportive of your marriage. Surround yourself with friends who are happily married and who don't believe in fooling around.
*He He He* all the best jamani...
Dah.....I know Asprin and the team is goin to hate me for this...
lakini ni vizuri kuzingatia haya:
1. Maintain appropriate walls and windows. Keep the windows open at home. Put up privacy walls with others who could threaten your marriage.
2. Recognize that work can be a danger zone. Don't lunch alone or take coffee breaks with the same person all the time. When you travel with a co-worker, meet in public rooms and not in a room with a bed.
3. Avoid emotional intimacy with attractive alternatives to your committed relationship. Resist the desire to rescue an unhappy soul who pours his or her heart out to you.
4. Protect your marriage by discussing relationship issues at home. If you do need to talk to someone else about your marriage, be sure that person is a friend of the marriage. If the friend disparages marriage, respond with something positive about your own relationship.
5. Keep old flames from reigniting. If a former lover is coming to the class reunion, invite your partner to come along. If you value your marriage, think twice about having lunch with an old flame.
6. Don't go over the line when you're online with Internet friends. Discuss your online friendships with your partner and show him/her your e-mail if he/she is interested. Invite your partner to join in your correspondence so your Internet friend won't get any wrong ideas. Don't exchange sexual fantasies online.
7. Make sure your social network is supportive of your marriage. Surround yourself with friends who are happily married and who don't believe in fooling around.
*He He He* all the best jamani...
Una akili sana Smiles!!Konakali: Thats very useful....thanx for the addition
Konakali: Thats very useful....thanx for the addition