today watched sherlock holmes (DVD) and i find it a great movie! I think im really a fan of Robert Downey Jr already. The movie was quite humorous, but i guess the plot isnt that fascinating.. the usual sherlock holmes cases i guess.. but im looking forward to the sequel IF there is going to be any.
Looked through what are the new wii games to get.. hmm.... sigh. not much RPG games for me to play on wii cos the graphics really suck.... :( still miss the ps RPG games which i played before, like Grandia, Mana Tree etc. but today i get to know that monster hunter tri is available on Wii! yay, will be able to play that soon.
here comes another qn which i have been asking myself. SHould i play wow again? hmph... im kind of stuck at a phase whereby i had missed out on the raids. especially the ulduar and icecrown ones. but it really help me pass time.. though it kinda waste money too..
Shall end today's post with some tips on dating (*winks). The points below are important in keeping a long-term relationship :)
Show endearment with class. A certain look. A scratch on the back. A soft kiss. Nothing "clingy" or inappropriate.
Appreciate a man's strengths. And tell him so, even if he's already prideful. Then support him when he is at his best, and avoid nagging or berating him when he is at his worst.
Glow. If the warmth of your heart is written all over your face, and your feelings for your guy show in the sparkle in your eyes, you will melt him. This is what removes all doubt - it's the important "silver bullet".
Convey unconditional love. A strong relationship should be based upon more than convenience. Pushing past difficult times while remaining together requires a deep commitment and appreciation for one another. Unconditional love is developed over time. It is a choice we make, not necessarily a feeling we experience.
"Winning the Man NOT the Argument". In any relationship, disagreements will occur. However the key to resolving issues is not only to talk these through. You need to be able to discuss all issues effectively. Never bring up previously unresolved issues - they are in the past and that is where they should be left. Never discuss issues with your partner if you haven't resolved this emotionally with your self first. If thinking about an issue makes you feel upset or angry, then do not bring this up with your partner. If you do, there is a chance that the your emotions will get the better of you, you will not be thinking or communicating clearly if this happens. Which can lead to an argument. Discuss things objectively and think with an open mind. If you want him to understand you, you must be willing to understand and listen to him too.
