BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://annedebzh.com/?//YesWiki doryphore 4.5.0//EN SOURCE:https://annedebzh.com/?api/forms/2/entries/ical BEGIN:VEVENT UID:https://annedebzh.com/?TesT2 URL:https://annedebzh.com/?TesT2 DTSTAMP:20260616T183512Z DTSTART:20230530T160000Z DTEND:20230530T170000Z CREATED:20210524T225403Z DATE-MOD:20210621T192914Z SUMMARY:Sortie Culturelle NAME:Sortie Culturelle DESCRIPTION:La culture, moins on en a, plus on l'étale! \nSource: https://annedebzh.com/?TesT2 LOCATION:Avenue des Champs Elysées 75000 Paris GEO:48.865669;2.3203067 IMAGE;VALUE=URI;DISPLAY=BADGE:https://annedebzh.com/files/TesT2_presence-p hoto.png ATTACH:https://annedebzh.com/files/TesT2_presence-photo.png END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:https://annedebzh.com/?YoupiIciCEstLeTitre URL:https://annedebzh.com/?YoupiIciCEstLeTitre DTSTAMP:20260616T183512Z DTSTART:20200108T000000Z DTEND:20200111T000000Z CREATED:20200124T094252Z DATE-MOD:20210621T193356Z SUMMARY:Youpi ici c'est le titre NAME:Youpi ici c'est le titre DESCRIPTION:Un événement autour du vin, c'est pour cela qu'il est à Bordeaux... \nSource: https://annedebzh.com/?YoupiIciCEstLeTitre LOCATION:Bordeaux GEO:44.841225;-0.5800364 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:https://annedebzh.com/?YeswikidaY URL:https://annedebzh.com/?YeswikidaY DTSTAMP:20260616T183512Z DTSTART:20200430T070000Z DTEND:20200430T140000Z CREATED:20200212T112149Z DATE-MOD:20210806T103429Z SUMMARY:Yeswikiday NAME:Yeswikiday DESCRIPTION:Une journée pour faire avancer le projet Yeswiki dans la bonne humeur \nSource: https://annedebzh.com/?YeswikidaY LOCATION:7700 Mouscron GEO:50.7433351;3.2139093 IMAGE;VALUE=URI;DISPLAY=BADGE:https://annedebzh.com/files/YeswikidaY_yeswi ki-logo.png ATTACH:https://annedebzh.com/files/YeswikidaY_yeswiki-logo.png END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:https://annedebzh.com/?8DifferentRelationshipLabelsAndWhatTheyM URL:https://annedebzh.com/?8DifferentRelationshipLabelsAndWhatTheyM DTSTAMP:20260616T183512Z DTSTART:20220520T000000Z DTEND:20220521T000000Z CREATED:20250520T092618Z DATE-MOD:20250520T092618Z SUMMARY:8 Different Relationship Labels and What They Mean NAME:8 Different Relationship Labels and What They Mean DESCRIPTION:Action {{attach ...}} : paramètre "desc" obligatoire pour une image.\n\nWhen I was in graduate school I took a nonfiction book writing class. My final project was to write a book proposal. I had yet to develop Love Trips: A Collection of Relationship Stumbles. At this point in my life there was only one star in my love story – Elijah.\n\nStill, I was obsessed with the ins and outs of relationships. So I wrote my book proposal on different relationship labels. In other words, What Relationship Are You Really In, Girl?! It was a working title. Though the book was never released (I never pitched it or self-published) I still have my notes.\n\n'''Sponsored Ads''' \nLooking For Singles To Date? Try Loveawake Dating Site \nFrench Singles Personals (https://www.loveawake.com/free-online-dating/France-dating-service.html?m ode=online)\n\nHold on to your titles, women. Here are the different types of relationship labels that are used today.\n\nGirlfriend\nThis label has been around for centuries and it’s not going anywhere. It’s self-explanatory. You are his girlfriend. He is your boyfriend. You hang out, spending weekends together. Your are a couple. But do you plan for the future? Do you think as a “we” versus “me”? If you do, your relationship is at a higher level. You are more than his girlfriend; you are now his partner.\n\nPartner (or Wife)\nThis man is your ride or die. He’s your BFF, soulmate, and comrade. You consult each other when making decisions. You talk about how you’re spending the holidays (your mom’s again? Damn!) and how to raise your future children (spanking or no spanking?). This is the man you plan to spend your life with and vice versa. You are his right-hand woman. You are his partner whether or not he’s put a ring on it.\n\nJump Off\nAccording to Urban Dictionary (the best source for these kind of terms), a jump off is a woman who is a casual sex partner of “dubious sexual practices.” Damn. Urban Dictionary used the word dubious – how fancy. In laments terms, you are down for whatever whenever with no strings attached. You are just sex. Nothing else. In other words, “a hassle-free fuck.” Urban Dictionary is pure poetry.\n\nThe Backup\nThe backup is a woman who is “on the hook” or “on the shelf,” as I like to call it. She’s a woman who has a lot to offer, and the man knows it. That’s why he doesn’t just tell her he’s just not that into her. He is into her. Sometimes. She’s a good woman and he can’t stand the thought of losing her, even if he may never commit. \n\n\nBooty Buddy\nA booty buddy is similar to a jump off only there may be a history there. A booty buddy is often an ex, a friend, or (if you dare) a coworker ala Eliza Doolite and her ‘Sup’ guy on “Selfie.” So it’s better than a jump off. Not by much but at least this guy will talk to you in between thrusts. And not always in a dirty way.\n\nThe Side Chick (or Mistress)\nWhite guys call her mistress. Latinos call her la otra. Street dudes (or rappers even as soft as Drake) call her a side chick. The side chick is just that – a woman on the side. She isn’t a man’s back up. A back up has some hope of being the official girlfriend or partner some day (usually when the man she’s waiting on is done playing the field). The side chick rarely becomes a man’s girl or partner. There’s exceptions to the rule, but don’t bank on it, mistresses.\n\n\nE-Relationship or Text Relationship\nIf you’ve watched MTV’s “Catfish,” you know that plenty of people have e-relationships. That is they fall in love and only communicate virtually or via text (in that case, it’s a text relationship) with people they’ve never met. This relationship rarely gets offline. Because it’s usually a big fat lie.\n\nFlirtationship\nYou talk to that cutie all of the time. He smirks. You giggle. He hugs you. You rub his back. Yet he’s never asked you out. You’ve never even kissed! This is the classic scenario for a flirtationship – a relationship that is only for flirting purposes and isn’t a relationship at all. I’ve been in a flirtationship before. He was a coworker that I looked forward to seeing and flirting with daily, hoping he’d ask for my number. (That work number does not count!) He never did and I discovered he had a girlfriend. I was in a flirtationship and didn’t even know it. You can quote me on that. \nSource: https://annedebzh.com/?8DifferentRelationshipLabelsAndWhatTheyM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:https://annedebzh.com/?WhyChemistryAloneDoesNotMakeARelationshi URL:https://annedebzh.com/?WhyChemistryAloneDoesNotMakeARelationshi DTSTAMP:20260616T183512Z DTSTART:20220520T000000Z DTEND:20220521T000000Z CREATED:20250520T094819Z DATE-MOD:20250520T094819Z SUMMARY:Why Chemistry Alone Does Not Make a Relationship NAME:Why Chemistry Alone Does Not Make a Relationship DESCRIPTION:Action {{attach ...}} : paramètre "desc" obligatoire pour une image.\n\nI came to the understanding that there is someone out there that is better suited for me. Someone with whom I’ll share not only a physical connection, but a mental, emotional, and spiritual connection as well.\n\nOur eyes met and locked in a gaze that lingered longer than expected. Strangers passing in a crowded room don’t usually do that. I was intrigued. My heart skipped a beat as Terrence decided against following his friends into the sea of bodies in motion and instead offered his hand and hello to me before I departed.\n\nIn spite of this initial spark, within a few weeks, our flame fizzled. All the sparks in the world couldn’t make him the kind of guy who called when he should and who followed through on the plans we made. And it couldn’t make him not confuse me for someone else (another girl he was talking to, I assume). How, you wonder? Perhaps it was the fact that in numerous conversations he kept mentioning my “love for Brooklyn.” Funny as I’d only crossed the East River into Brooklyn only once at that point.\nAdvertisement. \nLooking For Safe and Secure Dating? Try Loveawake: \nAfrican Dating Ads (https://www.loveawake.com/free-online-dating/South-Africa-dating-service. html)\n\nWith Matt, our first encounter started off in almost the same way except we kept our attraction under wraps for a little longer. We’d exchange glances for about an hour before we finally were in close enough proximity to exchange words. From that moment on, it was as if no one else in the room existed. I wanted to absorb everything that was him – his words, his scent, his touch. But that pesky thing called distance and our 25-year-old immaturity prevented us from pursuing anything further. However, our connection was so strong that months later when we ran into each other again, it was impossible to even pretend to be coy or front like the chemistry wasn’t still there. Within minutes we were seated side by side, fingers entwined, ignoring the world, having eyes only for each other.\n\nThis close encounter of the sequel kind was fun while it lasted, but in the weeks following the rekindling of our flame, I realized that it wasn’t distance alone keeping us from a relationship. It was the fact that we were just different people on different paths wanting different things in the years ahead. About a year after that, when I randomly ran into him and his girlfriend at the time, I also discovered another reason we would never make it as a couple.\n\nHe needed someone who needed him more than I ever could.\n\nThen, there was Jason. Jason and I had more than enough in common. And just like Jerry Maguire said, he had me at “hello.” I was hooked. I thought for sure that our intense, can’t-get-enough-of-each-other chemistry would develop into something more significant the first time. But it didn’t. Perhaps I came on too strong or he was too distracted by his first year practicing law. Or, perhaps it was the distance once again. I never asked. Instead, the glutton for punishment that I am, tested the waters again years later and thought this time would be different. My heart told me no (if it was suppose to work, it would have the first time!), but my mind, intoxicated by the smell of his cologne, made my body remember how it felt when he was near. The butterflies in my stomach. The tingle that migrated up my spine when his hand merely grazed my face. My mind and body tag teamed my heart and convinced it to say yes. To go down this unknown path with him again.\n\nFor whatever his reasons, he didn’t want to commit to me. And after running the relationship through my head a billion times and asking my friends the questions I wanted to ask him, I finally made peace with the situation.\n\nI came to the understanding that there is someone out there that is better suited for me. Someone with whom I’ll share not only a physical connection, but a mental, emotional, and spiritual connection as well.\n\nThe moral of my not-so-fairy tales – chemistry alone does not a relationship make. Don’t get me wrong. I don’t think you can have a relationship without it. I see it as the glue that holds all of the other pieces together. Without it, aren’t you just friends? However, the key is to not let your intense connection cloud or skew your judgments. Keep your eyes open to see him for all of what he is, including his flaws, his differences. Be aware of deal breakers and signs that you aren’t meant to be. Be with the one who embraces you for everything that you are and everything you are not. The one who returns your phone calls, knows which boroughs you’ve been to, and finds your independence exhilarating. Be with the one who makes you a priority because you are so worthy. \nSource: https://annedebzh.com/?WhyChemistryAloneDoesNotMakeARelationshi END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR