BeingPositive.Net » Love affirmations http://beingpositive.net Change Your Life With Positive Thinking Sun, 11 Jul 2010 04:57:42 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://beingpositive.net http://beingpositive.net/wp-content/mbp-favicon/kopete.png BeingPositive.Net Positive Affirmation : I am a magnet for meaningful relationships. http://beingpositive.net/595/positive-affirmation-i-am-a-magnet-for-meaningful-relationships/ http://beingpositive.net/595/positive-affirmation-i-am-a-magnet-for-meaningful-relationships/#comments Mon, 22 Mar 2010 02:06:11 +0000 Franck Pasquet http://beingpositive.net/?p=595 AJ & Natalie
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People are attracted to me because I am a strong and independent individual with a healthy self-esteem. When I am comfortable with the person I am, I allow others to feel at ease around me.

I have realistic expectations of my friends and myself. I accept others just the way they are, without judgment. In order to have meaningful friendships, I must first be a good friend myself. Then, in return, others respect me and accept me for who I am.

My positive attitude makes me a pleasure to be around. I guard my speech to ensure that it is free from judgment and negativity, and full of laughter. Time spent with me is refreshing and peaceful.

My friends talk to me about things of substance because they know I am trustworthy. I treat my relationships like a flower, nurturing them and giving them time to blossom.

I cultivate my friendships by seeking out my friends through phone calls and invitations to connect. Spending quality time together draws us closer and reaffirms our bonds.

I deserve to have meaningful relationships and enjoy the company of others. My friends and I need each other to share gifts and talents that are unique to each one of us. Meaningful relationships are a balance of give and take.

Today, I chose to strengthen my relationships by wrapping myself in positivity and practicing acceptance. I am confident in the person I am and I attract others by expressing my true heart.

Self-Reflection Questions:

  1. Do I have realistic expectations of others and myself?
  2. What can I do to seek out new friends or reconnect with old pals?
  3. Who is one of my most meaningful friends?
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]]> http://beingpositive.net/595/positive-affirmation-i-am-a-magnet-for-meaningful-relationships/feed/ 0 I embrace my love and I keep it constant. http://beingpositive.net/274/i-embrace-my-love-and-i-keep-it-constant/ http://beingpositive.net/274/i-embrace-my-love-and-i-keep-it-constant/#comments Mon, 03 Aug 2009 20:43:44 +0000 Franck Pasquet http://positivethinking.penseepositive.net/?p=274 I embrace my love and I keep it constant. Because my love adds joy and meaning to my life, I embrace it and keep it constant. I do not allow silly arguments to question our foundation. I openly communicate with my partner about my thoughts, feelings, and frustrations. I let go of the need to hurt my spouse or to prove myself right and, instead, focus on simply expressing how the situation made me feel. I always aim for understanding, not revenge. I recognize that there are always at least two points of view in any conflict, and I take the time to listen to the other side. I have let go of the need to have the last word and I am satisfied if we both feel that we have been heard, even if we haven’t yet reached an amicable solution. I make it a point to affirm my partner’s value. I also show that I am trustworthy by who I choose to confide in when we are at odds. I choose to avoid gossip and, instead, focus on achieving peace through positive solutions. I let the little things go. Life is far more important than the way we squeeze the toothpaste tube or where we throw our socks. I invest in our relationship by allowing my partner to be quirky and human, just like me! Self-Reflection Questions: 1. What is my goal when I am discussing issues with my partner? 2. Does my partner feel heard when we are in conflict? 3. Do I confide in people without gossiping? Share and Enjoy: Continue Reading...

]]> I embrace my love and I keep it constant. Because my love adds joy and meaning to my life, I embrace it and keep it constant. I do not allow silly arguments to question our foundation. I openly communicate with my partner about my thoughts, feelings, and frustrations. I let go of the need to hurt my spouse or to prove myself right and, instead, focus on simply expressing how the situation made me feel. I always aim for understanding, not revenge. I recognize that there are always at least two points of view in any conflict, and I take the time to listen to the other side. I have let go of the need to have the last word and I am satisfied if we both feel that we have been heard, even if we haven’t yet reached an amicable solution. I make it a point to affirm my partner’s value. I also show that I am trustworthy by who I choose to confide in when we are at odds. I choose to avoid gossip and, instead, focus on achieving peace through positive solutions. I let the little things go. Life is far more important than the way we squeeze the toothpaste tube or where we throw our socks. I invest in our relationship by allowing my partner to be quirky and human, just like me! Self-Reflection Questions: 1. What is my goal when I am discussing issues with my partner? 2. Does my partner feel heard when we are in conflict? 3. Do I confide in people without gossiping? Share and Enjoy: Continue Reading...

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