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It is increasingly common today, however, with new generations and in a growing number of countries, to frame the work-life balance issue as a social problem rather than a gender problem. Behavior patterns are generally unwritten and constantly changing. A study by psychology researchers It also convicted me about letting certain good friendships lapse and inspired me to get in touch with special people whom I'm not spoken to in years. To believe love is just a numbers game would leave the bravest of us questioning, why even play? On one hand, it has a very good message: as women, we need connection. There is evidence that couples differ in the pace and timing with which they initiate sex in their relationships. Harvard University Press. The Teaching Company. Whatever name you give your trusted source - God, Universe, Higher Self, Love - invite that wisdom to journey with you, helping you make decisions and leading you to peace. 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