as you can all tell I was raised all my life in Saudi but I was influenced by my spiritual father while growing up. Because of that I am different than the regular Saudi female, and no one thought I will ever be able to settle down with an Arab! so the sweet American husband — currently my disappointed best friend– was what everyone else expected to be the ultimate fit for me. through the breakup it was really hard to feel single again as everyone thought we are going back together and that he was my Only Hope to have a family!! Of-course because no Arabic Man, would want to marry a women who doesn’t want to change and loves being strong to speak her right without buttering her words and act like he’s her hero!! but that is every man not only Arabs, most of strong looking men –in general– like to feel they are saviors or chasers and i am not interested in these two types!! but still like to be with a strong-good- looking man who doesn’t need to save me from my womanly demons !!

Yes, I will be blogging about my experience and my thoughts and my search for what they call love not from my prospective only!!– i have never been in a happy love–but I’ve been asking couples and elders about what they mean when they say ( I am or I was in Love) and I am concentrating on the happy love not the dramatic falling-in-love type of love..

I think there is a different love that we cannot reach, because we are influenced by all the old sad stories that ends with marriage = happiness??? We became brain washed and are forced to believe that sadness leads to happiness! example: the more your in pain because u miss someone this means you love them more than someone else who it doesn’t hurt as much to miss!!

maybe I am wrong and maybe I am right, maybe I will find the happy love and maybe the only love out there is the dramatic love!!

bare with me and please support me in my search for the happy love!! maybe you can tell me your story and the happiest love that is free of major drama you’ve been or still in?

Have a nice weekend, I’m about to finish mine

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Typical blogs include the following features:

• Description
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• “Permalink”
• “Sidebars”

Using blogging in business “When  Pitching Your Business to a Blogger”:

• Keep it short.
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• Don’t ask directly for a link or a mention.
• Target individual bloggers; don’t send a mass e-mail.
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that is appropriate for and made possible by the digital age. It is built on software that
enables collaboration.

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• Traditional consumers are relatively passive. They consume what others produce.
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Good Blogging :

• Talk, don’t sell
• Post often and be interesting
• Write on issues you know and care about
• Blogging saves money, but costs time.
• You get smarter by listening to what people tell you.

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• Reduced distribution costs.
• Supply-demand pipeline

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