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Some humans believe heartbreak is normal…

I do not.

Heartbreak is a response to the way we live -

The tiny, limited, keyhole, “love” processing of today.

Heartbreak is spirit’s alarm clock.

Heartbreak is a angel stirring us from one dreadful illusion.

Heartbreak is an anti-self promoting actual self.

“Wake up” – say’s heartbreak.

“You are not Living… or Loving”

“You’re existing below your means…”

Enjoy this recording from #jujumama and #beautiful #butterfly

The topic is Open Relationships – WHY to – HOW to


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Part of the reason that men seem so much less loving than women is that men’s behavior is measured with a feminine ruler. ~Francesca M. Cancian

Greetings and de-light to you!  I have been meaning to pen this post for quite a while now, but I’ve been too busy.  Today, however, I take the time to do it because a friend inspired me this morning… well actually it began on Twitter yesterday when a young woman wrote that she doesn’t have sex on the first date, even when she wants to, because of societal norms that would taint her a whore.  I posted this on JujuMama’s fan page to see what the response would be and if any other women felt this way.

Well, all the women felt this way!  And one woman sited that she felt men need a chase…

Well, here I am begging to differ.  In fact, I vehemently oppose the view that men need a chase.  I believe that we have, like the quote above points out, judged men with a feminine ruler on this one – truly.  And I know this runs against all modern day logic, but that is what we do here at Jujumama and it is a job that must be done; a job we are extremely proud of.

So, if I am telling you that men don’t want a chase, then what do men want?  Why is it that so many women find themselves giving in to the temptation of a first night fling in the bedroom only to find that the man doesn’t call her ever again?  Or worse, maybe she finds herself in a rabid affair with a loving man who fizzles out after just a few romps in the sack.  Oh yeah, that’s worse, right?

So here is the skinny.  I’m going to try to make this short and sweet.

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Kanye spells Kenya in another order… mmmmmm yes.

I had to post this, to celebrate this. I had to pay reverence to the art of this legendary man. Sure, some say he is outlandish… and second to Eminem. I feel you. But none of his stunts, none of the public shows of what some consider ‘out of line’ behavior can replace the intimacy and feeling with which he created this lyrically and emotionally stunning song of love. It’s absurd to even attempt to dismiss the genius in this recording and video.

I am floored. As a love coach, I had listened to the verses in Deuces and passed judgment on these men. How fucked up they are in dealings of relationship. It seemed they were cocky, arrogant and demeaning to the women whom just like them, have issues.  I was going to write a post about the song Deuces. But I’m glad I waited. Spirit didn’t lead me to it. Now I see why.

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So I have given this one some real thought.  In fact, I have just lived a juicy break up and I find them to be quite senseless.  More to the point, I feel they do not need to happen.  I want to introduce a few new thoughts on “breaking up” and share a new idea or two that I think most will enjoy.  Warning:  You will not enjoy this if you are living in the old love paradigm that says people are commodities to be bought and sold…

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OK… close your eyes.. think of your very favorite meal… ummmmm… enjoy full detail of your most delicious meal… where do you get it? What restaurant is it from? Does someone special make it for you? Focus on that one meal… yum… now what would u say if I told u you HAD to eat this one meal for the rest of your life? Nothing else! Still yummy?

This is the question I posted on facebook Thursday.  I received some really interesting responses…

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Oh my goodness – February – the month of love. I want a second wedding in the Islands complete with good friends, good food and plenty of sun! I want a shiny new 2 carat “rock” on my left ring finger to symbolize our decade of bliss. I have been married to my handsome hunk of a man for 11 strong years. And today I am wanting to talk about it!

Let me just start by saying that getting married at age 21 is not a simple feat. I had been, since age 16, planning to meet my husband at age 21. Dreaming about marriage was my favorite pass time as a girl. So when college hit, the search was on!! What fun – at first – but over the years, the search became slow and painful. As I approached 20 – I felt a little hopeless as all 61 of my prior boyfriends had been flops.

It seemed that I was just in love with love – seeking a real union with men who were not worth my time. I would go into relationships thinking and exuding “marry me” and he’d be thinking “pass the blunt”. I dreaded finding out that my boyfriends were all marijuana heads, or video game freaks, or just seeing so many other women that polygamy was the only serious marital arrangement I could expect.

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