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Published Jan 2003
Real
Love: The Truth about Finding Unconditional Love and Fulfilling Relationships
by Greg Baer
Customer Reviews
Dr. Greg Baer provides
a practical blueprint for successful relationships by illuminating the path to finding
and keeping love. Real Love shows how to heal the wounds of the past and create
rewarding and fulfilling relationships in every area of life.
Edition Details Professional Review Awards
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
Release Date:January 2003
Publisher:Gotham Books
Length:268 Pagesove
Narrated by Greg Baer: Greg Baer
- Length:
7 hrs and 50 mins
4.8 out of 5 stars4.8 (316
ratings)
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Here's some New Year info:
Favorite Merriam-Webster Dictionary Additions for 2022
These 9 new words prove that English is an ever-evolving language, full of wonderful new ways to combine letters and make meaning. It’s interesting to note how many of these definitions reflect our societal move toward a more digital communication landscape.
Because (conjunction)
The new definition of “because” is “by reason of.” It’s often used comedically to explain complicated things vaguely. As in, “the sky is blue because science,” or “I don’t like her because reasons.”
TBH (abbreviation)
This abbreviation stands for “to be honest.” It’s often used in text conversations, as in “I don’t feel like going out tonight, TBH.”
Fluffernutter (n)
This word describes a sandwich that entails spreading peanut butter and marshmallow topping on white bread. Yum?
Amirite (interjection)
This is a combination of three words “am I right.” It’s used conversationally, often humorously. As in, “Writers and their love of words, amirite?”
Copypasta (n)
This refers to any type of data (including text) that has been copied and spread online. It can range from lighthearted memes to serious political messages.
Deplatform (v)
Use this word to refer to taking any sort of speaking platform away from somebody. Specifically, it can refer to kicking someone off of a large communication platform, like social media.
Whataboutism (n)
This word refers to the act of responding to an accusation by saying that somebody else committed an offense that was the same or worse. As in “sure, I was late to work but whatabout that guy who didn’t even show up today?”
FTW (abbreviation)
These three letters stand for “for the win.” This abbreviation is often used in social media commentary or when stating approval for something. As in “Fridays off FTW.”