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Nova 1035
Some dating habits might feel normal… but that doesn’t mean they’re healthy. Ghosting instead of communicating.Playing it cool instead of being honest.Pretending you don’t care when you actually do. Modern dating has created a lot of unwritten rules — and some of them might be holding us back from real connection. On today’s relationship feature we talk about dating habits we should probably retire for good.
Attention feels good. Care feels safe. Not everyone who wants you… values you. Real care isn’t loud. It’s not performative. It’s not just good morning texts and grand gestures when it’s convenient. Here are some signs that someone really cares.
Ek ken die Schoonwinkel tweeling al baie jare en hulle is altyd besig om 'n fondsinsameling vir iemand te doen. Albei broers was jare lank by die Suid Afrikaanse polisie en almal wat hul ken het baie respek vir hulle. Dit was opmerklik dat hul altyd 'n Namibiese vlag by hul het, en aangesien hul nie Namibiese burgers is nie, was ek nuuskierig om uit te vind hoekom.
Damian Schreiber from Ocean Conservation Namibia updates us each week on the amazing conservation work that they do at the coast of Namibia. Ocean Conservation Namibia (OCN) is a private initiative to rescue seals from entanglements.
Modern dating has rules nobody agreed on but everyone feels pressured to follow. Wait to reply. Don’t look too interested. Act chill. What if honesty was the real flex? Clarity doesn’t scare the right person. It attracts them.
We think love is built in big moments — but it’s actually built in tiny ones. The way they listen. The way they respond. The way they notice you. Small things don’t look powerful… until they repeat.
You’re not always meeting new people.Sometimes you’re meeting the same pattern in a different body. It’s not bad luck.It’s familiarity. Heal the pattern — and the people you’re drawn to start changing too.
Karlien went to have a look at the construction of the new wooden lighthouse tower being built at the Mole and spoke to Linda Mupupa, the public relations officer of the Swakopmund Municipality. They discussed the idea behind it as well as the purpose it will serve.
You weren’t born knowing how to manage big emotions.Most of us weren’t taught. Emotional regulation is a skill — not a personality trait.And skills can be learned. Pause. Breathe. Name it. Understand it.Respond — don’t react.
