COMPROMISE

POLITICS
Parsing HB-2's Bathroom Babble
By Harold Lloyd, Contributor
Wake Forest Law Professor
The toothless babble of HB-2 "protects" no one other than perhaps employers whose employees have more restricted rights as a result. Let's repeal this political mess that backfired on McCrory and will backfire on Berger and Moore as well if we don't move on.
TRAVEL
Travel or a Relationship: Why Are Women Having to Choose?
By Gloria Atanmo, Contributor
Digital Storyteller & Travel Blogger at TheBlogAbroad.com // I...
HEALTHY LIVING
When Women Are More Likely to Lie
By Greater Good Science Center, Contributor
Based at the University of California, Berkeley
DIVORCE
Compromise Isn't Settling!
By Ana Weber, Contributor
Life and Relationship Coach
WORLDPOST
Saluting Burma's Next Step And Keeping Hands Off
By Susanne Dumbleton, Contributor
Writer, Professor Emeritus, former dean at DePaul University. ...
This week, Aung San Suu Kyi will walk to the podium in an assembly hall in Myanmar (Burma) and call to order representatives of the 135 ethnic peoples who make up the population of the country. In convening this Second Panglong Conference, she is resuming the work her father, Aung San, began in 1947, and left unfinished because assassins ended his life.
GPS FOR THE SOUL
Our Curative Breath
By Jane Simon, M.D., Contributor
Writes a weekly blog, www.drsimonsays.blogspot.com
We can wake ourselves up by increasing our oxygen level by breathing deeply. Or conversely, we can put ourselves to sleep with a kind of meditation of shallow breathing, and repeating silently the words to the rhythmic "in" and "out" like a mantra.
BOOKS
Partisanship, Polarization and the Future of American Politics
By Glenn C. Altschuler, Contributor
Thomas and Dorothy Litwin Professor of American Studies and De...
WOMEN
Can we really mate for life?
By Tanessa Holt, Contributor
Writer of life experiences, deep thinker and soulful speaker. ...
Knowing that I desire a life different than the one I live creates a thinking space in my mind where I wonder if I am meant to be with this (or any) person for the rest of my life, or if possibly I am meant to be with many (or few) people at different times throughout my life.
HEALTHY LIVING
Couple Disagreement Over What a Bed Is For
By Paul C. Rosenblatt, Contributor
Professor Emeritus of Family Social Science at the University ...
Often partner disagreement about what a bed is for is rooted in the different family-of-origin experiences of the two partners.
WORLDPOST
diplomacy - Diplomacy - DIPLOMACY
By Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, Contributor
Founding director of DiploFoundation and Head of the Geneva In...
diplomacy - Diplomacy - DIPLOMACY: the three different ways of writing this word illustrate three different ways in which diplomacy is perceived today.
POLITICS
Joe Biden For President
By Stu Kreisman, Contributor
Author and Emmy Award-winning Writer and Producer
If the Democrats decide to run Joe Biden, it will be like a breath of fresh air in a very toxic campaign. They'll have a united party, Trump will be defeated and the world and we will be a much better place. I'm in with Biden.
POLITICS
No-Compromise: Why We (The People) Can't Take It Anymore
By FIXCapitalism, Contributor
FIXCAPITALISM.com is dedicated to saving capitalism from itself.
Hilary and the "let's be practical and get things done in Washington" philosophy has been a disaster, time and time again. Compromise with Republicans means the interests of common people are compromised. This has happened for decades now.
IMPACT
Flying Below the Radar: Making Local Progress in Spite of National Dysfunction
By Will Friedman, Ph.D, Contributor
President, Public Agenda
Nationally, we are utterly incapable of collaboration, compromise or making any progress on solving problems. Yet in cities big and small, where most people live and work, the ability of residents and officials to solve problems has not abated and may actually have picked up.
POLITICS
The Horrible, No-Good, Disgusting, Offensive, Traitorous, Indispensable Thing We Call a Compromise.
By Daniel P. Malito, Contributor
Author, Columnist, Raconteur
Somewhere along the line in the last decade or so, our representatives got it into their heads that serving the American populace means spouting taglines and recording sound bytes while sternly waggling their finger at the other side. It takes up so much time, though, that no one is governing any longer.
POLITICS
School Food Fight: My Interview with Senator Debbie Stabenow
By Bettina Elias Siegel, Contributor
Former lawyer, freelance writer and blogger at The Lunch Tray
WEDDINGS
Busting This Myth Can Save Your Marriage
By Marcia Naomi Berger, Contributor
Author of Marriage Meetings for Lasting Love: 30 Minutes a Wee...
Conflict exists in any marriage. Our challenge is to deal with differences constructively.
DIVORCE
When Compromises Are Actually Deal Breakers in Disguise, You're Better Off Without Him
By Jennifer Barrows, Contributor
Renaissancing my way through the modern age.
It's been just about two years since I asked my ex to move out and life has changed for the better in so many ways. There were times during my marriage when I thought I would never be okay, that I would never be good enough, and that I was just a bad person who had failed at love.
COLLEGE
Why Common Sense Gun Reform Fails
By Garrett Jennings, Contributor
Student & Political Blogger
Republicans see even the slightest reform to gun policy as a slippery slope that could eventually lead to proposals to abolish the Second Amendment which is unfortunate when there is a credible middle ground to be reached.
WEDDINGS
The One Non-Negotiable Thing About Every Relationship
By Heather Gray, Contributor
Choose to Have It All.com
We don't have to understand why someone needs something. We just have to respect that they do. If we want to be in a relationship with them, we have to respect their needs and be willing to meet them to the best of our ability.
POLITICS
Ignore Campaign Promises
By John W. Traphagan, Contributor
Professor of Religious Studies and Human Dimensions of Organiz...
Both candidates and voters need to realize that "promises" are pointless. And members of the media need to stop describing the slogans and comments of candidates as promises.
WEDDINGS
Smart Spouses Dodge 3 Relationship Traps
By Marcia Naomi Berger, Contributor
Author of Marriage Meetings for Lasting Love: 30 Minutes a Wee...
Road signs alert drivers to prepare for what's ahead: pedestrians crossing, a curve, or a hairpin turn. Signals also exist that warn us of possible relationship hazards that are easy to miss. So watch out for these three relationship traps.
TASTE
My Gravy's Better Than Your Gravy
By Lisa Smith Molinari, Contributor
Navy wife, mother of three, and author of the weekly military ...
GPS FOR THE SOUL
Authentically Powerful Without Makeup
By Marilyn O'Malley, Contributor
Marilyn O’Malley is a certified Tapping Into Wealth & Success ...
GREEN
The C-Word: Why Compromise Shouldn't Be A Dirty Word In Agriculture
By Sophie Mendelson, Contributor
Freelance writer and future farmer
It's not acceptable to fail to grow enough food to meet demand, but neither is it acceptable to cripple already stressed ecosystems and water sources with substances that are known to be harmful.
RELIGION
The Meaning of Compromise
By Michael Jinkins, Contributor
President, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Maybe we are simply too arrogant and self-centered to believe that the questions we pose have lots of right answers instead of the ones we have come up with, that problems have lots of good solutions even if they cause us some other problems.
POLITICS
How Nelson Mandela Would Approach the Problem of Gun Violence in America
By Mike Weisser, Contributor
Mike the Gun Guy
If Nelson Mandela were alive, he would say that the problem of gun violence can only be resolved by bringing everyone to the table who has a stake in the game. We need to invite the other side to join us in the discussion; if they refuse, we need to invite them again and again.
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