Written Guest blog post written by the wonderful Jason Aderman

I am an online student, and take great pride in that fact. I am like a normal college student, everyday I log on to my class via my wildblue internet connection. The current class I take is a Communications class, that focuses on organizational communication patterns and problems. I love how everyone in the online environment has to participate in discussions and comment on each other’s work. I have taken normal classes at a brick and mortar school and have found that this type of interaction seldom occurs. Online classes encourage us to interact and develop relationships with other students and faculty members.

Taking classes online has been an easy way for me to get my degree while still doing my other duties in life, such as taking care of my family and keeping a job. Without classes being offered online, I would be in a dead end job, going nowhere and not getting the chance to meet the other students that are from all over the globe. Getting their view on things have helped me understand other cultures, as well as my own better. No many brick and mortar colleges offer such diverse experiences. Overall, the internet has enabled me to chase my dream of getting my degree.

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I’ve seen it hundreds of times, someone becomes wildly attracted to another and not knowing why, plunges head-first into the relationship; then when it fails (and these kinds of relationships mostly do, fail that is) they are confused, hurt, etc.

This is called “high chemistry relationship“. I had a difficult time understanding them until I found this video. Watch it and see what you think.

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For years I’ve heard controversy about finding one’s soul-mate. There seems to be so much confusion on this issue and yet everyone, deep down I feel, would like to have a “real” soul mate; whatever that is.

Well I found this video recently and although quite long I think it tells the truth about finding a “soul-mate”.  Let me know what you think.

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If you really love someone, how pro-active should you be with their health issues?
What do you think?

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If you love someone but can’t get along with them, argue, fight all the time; should you stay with them anyway?

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Should people try to match personality types in order to have better relationships?

What do you think?

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