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Five Ways To Become A Better Writer Hello Writers. Writing is just like love. Its complex, it's beautiful, it's liberating, and it makes you feel relaxed. All in all, writing is an artistic version of love. It is something that can make you travel in parallel beautiful worlds. However, again, just like love, writing needs polishing too. A writer might have been born with the talent of writin g , but the skills in writing should be updated and bettered constantly. I hope this article will give you some insights into how to be a better writer so that you can have a  blissful writing experience.    1. Read, Read, Read "Readers make better writers." And no, I am not saying that; it is an advice that has been passed on between writers for centuries. Reading a lot of books gives you great imagination and creativity, teaches you new words, gives you an insight about sentence formation, character development, and many other things. In short, reading does en

How To Win Your Ex Back In the last article, we discussed how to move on from a breakup using ten ways. But what if the person you broke up with was really the right one for you? What if the relationship was ruined because of petty mistakes or negligence or immaturity? Is a good relationship worth throwing away just because it met a rough patch? I don't think so. Until and unless you or your ex has a very bad experience in the relationship or it was an abusive relationship, I don't see a problem why a person cannot try to win their ex back if they really want that person back. So in this article, we will discuss five ways we can rekindle our love and relationship with that ex - girlfriend/boyfriend who just slipped away, hover before proceeding to the rules, I will urge you to really think with a calm and a cool mind do you really want your ex back? Was the relationship worth giving a chance again? If yes, read on: No Contact Rule :  In the world of dating, relationsh

We have all experienced heartbreak at one point in our life. Yes, it is hard, very hard indeed. When a relationship breaks, many other things die with it too. Commitment, the security towards the future, the memories, the shared times, the trust, the investment, the emotions, everything after a breakup just boils down to nil and many people find it really hard to move on.  So what should one do after he/she finds the relationship they've been relying on all along with crumbles down? Well here are ten ways that will surely help you move on. Cry: Although I am very sure that is anyway the number one thing almost all people are doing after their break up, but still, there are few people, especially men, who find it really hard to shed tears for the fallen love. They bottle up their feelings inside and pretend that they're fine, which in the long run harm their emotional health. So if you're someone who feels shame in crying, please don't. Play some break up sad