Chelsea Clishem
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From San Diego, California Chelsea Clishem received her bachelors in film and media analysis from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Chelsea often gives relationship advice to her friends and family and knows a thing or two about how to date and be in a monogamous partnership, providing a unique perspective on how to find and choose marriage material in your twenties and in general. Chelsea loves to write about love, relationships, beauty, fashion, health and self-help. Her advice, especially on young love in long-term relationships makes her a unique asset to the Millionaire’s Club. Posts by Chelsea
Much like how we speak, how we text is very important when building a relationship with someone. Our culture texts so much that it is only natural to wonder how texting is affecting us and our relationships, it’s a concept … Continue reading
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We all have the desire to find the perfect lifelong partner for ourselves, which seems to come very easily to some and not so easily to others. The difference in those who seem to find a strong and long lasting … Continue reading
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When do you and your boyfriend make it ‘Facebook official’? Should you delete old pictures of your ex and you? Do you share your Facebook passwords with your boyfriend and vice versa? How do we define our real-life relationships, online, … Continue reading
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We all have best friends of the opposite sex, and if your boyfriend has a best girl friend and you have an issue with him having a relationship with other females you need to keep yourself in check and your … Continue reading
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Okay girls, listen up because I know you’ve all been in this situation before: how do you know when he’s really into you or if he’s just not that into you and only in your life passing the time? I … Continue reading
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According to an American Psychological Association journal article titled Happy Couples, along with the best selling book by Barbara De Angelis titled Are You the One for Me?: Knowing Who’s Right and Avoiding Who’s Wrong, pointed to five discernable qualities … Continue reading
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