This is the last part of a 5-part series on Moving On From Relationships.
Note from Celes: As this series conclude, I’d like to thank all of you guys for your feedback. This series has generated the most discussion to date and I’m glad my experience has helped you gain insights. For myself, reading your responses and experiences have given me the invaluable opportunity to learn more about you.
Published Mar 22 2010
Filed: Emotional Mastery, Relationships, Singlehood & Dating
This is part-3 of a 5-part series on Moving On From Relationships.
Note from Celes: Hey guys! Thanks so much for your beautiful comments, emails and private messages the past few days regarding parts 1 and 2 of the series. Every single one of your messages has brought a warm smile to my face. 
Due to requests from some readers, I’ve opened up the comments section for this post. Feel free to drop a comment after you’ve finished reading part-3. I’d love to know your thoughts on this new series.
Published Mar 10 2010
Filed: About Celes, Emotional Mastery, Love & Compassion, Relationships, Singlehood & Dating
This is part-2 of a 5-part series on Moving On From Relationships.
A Standstill
The strange thing was, while G constantly hinted his interest in me, nothing ever happened beyond that. For several months, we treaded on the very thin line that segmented close friends from a couple. Many of our coursemates thought we were a couple because we were so close. For what it was worth, I subconsciously thought so too, just that it wasn’t officialized.
Published Mar 9 2010
Filed: About Celes, Emotional Mastery, Love & Compassion, Relationships, Singlehood & Dating
I have always been the die-hard romantic since young. Whether it was watching shows, dramas or playing games, I always enjoyed the love stories the most. I would relish in witnessing the characters meet each other, fall in love with each other and overcome trials and tribulations to be together.
Published Mar 8 2010
Filed: About Celes, Emotional Mastery, Love & Compassion, Relationships, Series
“To say ‘I love you’ one must know first how to say the ‘I’.”- Ayn Rand (in The Fountainhead)
“You do not need to be loved, not at the cost of yourself. The single relationship that is truly central and crucial in a life is the relationship to the self.” – Jo Courdert
Love. Soulmate. The One. Relationship. Marriage. Eternal Bliss.
There are several topics in life which attract a lot of desperation. Love is one of them. Specifically, singlehood when it comes to love.
Published Feb 13 2009
Filed: About Celes, Relationships, Singlehood & Dating
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