Why Does Love Hurt So Good? It’s hard to explain why we stay with someone who isn’t treating or loving them the way they should. Staying, some would say is foolish, unhealthy and not normal, and they’re right, but for you to understand the why, you must experience loving someone first hand because until you do, you have no idea the power that love has over many of us. Within these stories, you will read and experience what people will do to have someone love them. Sex, lies, deception, betrayal, abuse, and infidelity were just a few of the traits used to obtain what they thought would make them happy in their relationship. As you read, you will, at some point, have to rethink what you thought you knew about love because, contrary to what many think and believe, not all love is good love that we receive from those we love. Readers are talking: Avis Parter, from Fayetteville, North Carolina, says, “It truly touched my soul, I saw myself in it. I loved it; I cried because it was so my life. I needed this book three years ago.” Deborah Antrum, St. Louis, Missouri, says, “I read your book, and I love it! I let my daughter read also. I am looking forward to what you have in the making; you have my FULL support.” Pastor Ricardo Manuel, from Savannah, Georgia, says, “The book is a great read. I recommend that you get a copy and read it for yourself!”

Real talk about the ups and downs of relationships and becoming a better you. Ever feel like when it comes to love, nothing is simple? Many times, before you can reach the end of that beautiful, multicolor, shimmering rainbow, you first have to endure the treacherous, stormy current. Its hard to envision a clear view with sunny skies and a smooth-flowing breeze in the midst of it all. This book is real talk about love, relationships, and becoming a better you. With personal poetic entries inserted throughout the book, Amber Shanel gives readers perspective and understanding of the flow of emotions expressed When It Hurts So Bad but It Feels So Good. There is revelation on topics that we all love to discuss, such as trust, real love, and when to let go. Women and men will be amazed at how they relate to some of the eye-opening topics described in this book. You will definitely ask yourself, How did it come to this? The reality is that no one is perfect, and sometimes in the game of love, relationships are truly tested. Ultimately, you will find that after the great journey of self-discovery through lifes ups and downs, you live and you learn

An exploration of why people all over the world love to engage in pain on purpose--from dominatrices, religious ascetics, and ultramarathoners to ballerinas, icy ocean bathers, and sideshow performers Masochism is sexy, human, reviled, worshipped, and can be delightfully bizarre. Deliberate and consensual pain has been with us for millennia, encompassing everyone from Black Plague flagellants to ballerinas dancing on broken bones to competitive eaters choking down hot peppers while they cry. Masochism is a part of us. It lives inside workaholics, tattoo enthusiasts, and all manner of garden variety pain-seekers. At its core, masochism is about feeling bad, then better—a phenomenon that is long overdue for a heartfelt and hilarious investigation. And Leigh Cowart would know: they are not just a researcher and science writer—they’re an inveterate, high-sensation seeking masochist. And they have a few questions: Why do people engage in masochism? What are the benefits and the costs? And what does masochism have to say about the human experience? By participating in many of these activities themselves, and through conversations with psychologists, fellow scientists, and people who seek pain for pleasure, Cowart unveils how our minds and bodies find meaning and relief in pain—a quirk in our programming that drives discipline and innovation even as it threatens to swallow us whole.

Life was seemingly going good for a group of friends when darkness and sexuality set in on all their lives but in different ways. Lynn, Dionne, and Vera would soon realize that they would be experiencing the ultimate test of character and strength. However, Vera Hendersen the strongest of them would be experiencing far more than a test. She would be taking the journey of a lifetime, quickly realizing that her future would not be determined by her past but by her present. Hurt so good, explores the unimaginable and unthinkable of relationships that are adversely affected by broken promises and unscrupulous choices. Its intensity causes one to realize that not all hurt is pain but how pain itself can be a consequent of pure pleasure.

Journey to the Center of the Heart is a collection of poems that takes you on an adventure of love. So strap yourself in and hold my hands. While youre reading, each of my poems will make you feel special because you deserve to be treated that way one day. Some of them describe how youre feeling right now or maybe when youre dealing with a rough breakup.

She was kidnapped into a strange mansion, and then she was brought home by a mysterious and charming man, becoming his private servant ... In the house she had suffered so much that she had seen two men who looked exactly the same. Beneath the same face, there was a bloodthirsty and cruel person who had mistreated her in every way possible and a gentle Ruyu who had protected her in every way. Looking at the gentle and refined Second Young Master, she thought that she had found a lifeline, but she didn't know that ... He hated her, he kidnapped her, he used the cruelest way to bash at her self-esteem, he took her body and mind. In order to live, she chose to escape. In her heart, she silently told herself: Even if I die, I won't be his prisoner slave! "Will she really succeed?"

This book is the product of the authors' thinking during the 32 years he spent in prison. The title fits the content of the book. Many of the poems/articules are based on the authors' inner vision and those who read them felt the materials magnetic rays. there is no doubt, the author will touch you in different ways.

Long before Fifty Shades, there was Neil Grey... At the height of his bad-boy musician career, Neil Grey disappears into the shadows of his New Orleans jazz club. Determined to bury his name in obscurity and his dark secrets in self-destruction, Neil lives by a code designed to protect him from anyone trying to get too close. But, close is exactly what undercover journalist Andrea Post needs for her career-making exposé, until Neil's compelling touch awakens much more than she bargained for. Now Andrea must decide if her ticket to the top is more important than laying claim to its subject... a secretive man who will exact a heavy price if he discovers the truth she's wrapped in temptation. OTHER TITLES by Mallory Rush Shades of Deception, a four book series Outlaws and Heroes, a three book series Bad Boy of New Orleans Hurts So Good Between the Sheets Half-Moon Hearts Date With the Devil Kiss of the Beast (Paranormal Romance) Madness and Magic (Two Short Story Indulgences in One) In Too Deep (Women's Fiction)

"You've heard of 3D movies...This is 3D emotions" For ages poetry has been used as an outlet to express the inner affections of the hearts of those in love. While those affections can be hard to describe on paper, Sherry Wright has done it with ease and seems to capture the true human emotions that go along with such passionate sentiments. Wright wrote each poem as a script, allowing the reader to become the "actor" and feel the range of emotions as they read her heartfelt words. Wright's melodic poems came from what she calls "inspiredwordsoul" which is a mixture of inspiration, imagination and emotions. Although the poems are about relationships, they are not limited to the romantic kind. Many of the poems have a variety of meanings, and Wright leaves it up to the reader to interpret each as they choose. "I tell people to read Somethin's in My Water aloud in order to actually feel the message and emotions." Poetry buffs and novices alike can appreciate and connect with the easy-read style of Wright's poems. She effortlessly puts into words the emotions relationships evoke, yet many times are difficult to voice.

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