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 Is it a must that any potential partner loves dogs?

Dating  Dvi Zirky.

Emotional intelligence: the 7 skills needed for healthy relationships

Are you looking for long-term love? Relationships that last have a better chance when they start off on the right foot – which means that both partners have to be open to letting love into their lives. Luckily, getting to that place is easier than you might think.
 At its heart, lasting love requires emotional intelligence; the ability to know what to say and do to help keep the spark alive. 

As anyone who's been there will testify, trying to balance romance and a job in the same place isn't always easy.

But for those who are (or thinking about) going there, 10 tips from Two Zirky  for making sure neither your job nor career suffers.

1. Affection is not always mutual.

If the advances of a colleague do not interest you, or if you already have a partner, clearly communicate this to them to avoid misunderstandings. If somebody tells you the same, respect their wishes and remain professional.

Dealing with a breakup takes time.

Bess Myerson once wrote that “to fall in love is awfully simple, but to fall out of love is simply awful.” There is no easy way out. While the author of this piece would love to be able to propose some magical formula, some anti-heartbreak elixir, or even a simple stop-gap solution, sadly it is not possible.

There has been a number of studies recently that confirm the important input of the little creatures living inside you, to your wellbeing.

1. Incredibly healthy seniors have the guts of 30-year-olds

According to a study by University of Western Ontario, Lawson Health Research Institute, and Tianyi Health Science Institute in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, extremely healthy seniors have the same gut microbiome as in shape 30-year-olds.