Beatriz9's latest activity

Ganyan ako ka-loyal madam sayo lang mag aavail palagi! :HYPERSL:

Waiting na magkaroon ng red dot sa dm natin haha

Pm kita pag need ulit madam suki! Hahaha

Loyalty award ka for that sir haha. Owkiee :Love:

Aayy.. bawal ang hulugan. Hahahahahaha

Asan na 20M ko? Hahahahahaha Natatawa ako.. hindi nagbabasa yung mga tao dito. Hahahahaha

Wala pa huhu. Kalahati muna, pwede? HAHAHAH hoyyy

Thank you po palagi sir :Love:

Ready na ba kayo ulit sa isang masayang giveaway contest? This time, ang makukuha nyo ay Cǻnvǻ Education For K12 Teachers (Team Owner Account). 1 account per winner lang. There will be 10 winners. Gaya ng ginagawa ko na dati pa, hindi ito yung...

Walapong anuman sir hehe Thank you rin po sir. Paboost ka na po ulit hihi charr

Gratitude in relationships isn't simply feeling lucky. Researchers followed couples to examine whether gratitude predicts relationship-maintaining behavior. Feeling appreciated by a partner was associated with greater appreciation toward that...

Please feedback. Thank you. 💕

Kita kunapuuu hehe

Researchers use the term perceived partner responsiveness for feeling understood, validated, and cared for by a partner. It's considered an important process in close relationships. The same romantic gesture can therefore carry very different...

Researchers once gave singles more than 100 questionnaires before they participated in speed dating. They then used machine-learning methods to predict attraction. The models could predict some general tendencies—such as who tended to be...

It's not only whether someone is funny that can matter. Researchers studying conversations found that shared laughter was associated with greater perceived relationship quality. In a speed-dating context, more shared laughter was associated...

Talking about yourself isn't necessarily the best way to make a strong first impression. Researchers analyzed conversations and speed-dating interactions to examine question-asking. People who asked more questions—particularly follow-up...

After meeting someone new, people can underestimate how positively the other person sees them. Researchers call this the “liking gap.” Across several studies, people consistently underestimated how much their conversation partners liked them...

A recent qualitative study looked specifically at how emerging-ãdül† women made decisions around infidelity. One theme was particularly interesting: power. Several participants described cheating as something that made them feel more personally...

At maglalaho na po ulit hehe