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Opening the door to a relationship doesn't have to be difficult. Take the first step and reach out. Whether it's through an introduction, a conversation, or even a kind gesture, you can create a spark of connection. It may feel like a leap of faith, but it can be the start of something special. #matboggslove #openyourheart #connection #flirting #relationshipgoals #taketheleap #greenlight #compliments #attraction | Mat Boggs - Choose Love

I’ve always worried if Jude Tommy would ever make any friends. That their challenges with communication, their differences, would make it difficult to bond with other kids. I worried they’d be teased, bullied, made fun of.I worried they’d be isolated and left out. Luckily, some special people have come into our lives over the years who have shown me just how open minded, non-judgmental, and loving that other kids can be. People like Courtney, who loves spending time with him. Who tries to encour

🇬🇧 😀 Tim is back with 8 MORE British places that are really difficult to say! These places were all requested by YOU! 🗣️Try saying the words before Tim and see how many UK places you can pronounce correctly! ✍️ Are there any other British places that you find difficult to say? #learnenglish #spokenenglish #speakenglish #pronunciation #BritishEnglish #UKplaces #bbclearningenglish #britishpronunciation #ELT #EFL | BBC Learning English

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Rude. Difficult. Emotional. Bossy. It's time to break free from the gender stereotypes that hold women back. Women are often caught in the double bind, where they face negative consequences for displaying assertiveness and self-confidence in the workplace. Research has shown that women who assert themselves are often perceived as less likable and are penalised for it, a phenomenon known as the likeability penalty. As Katherine Heigl aptly put it, women should never apologise for being assertive