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Relationship Advice In The Homepage
Reliable relationship advice in the information
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US $14.57
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Do you have to be licensed to give marital or relationship advice in the state of Texas?
For years I have been known to give great counseling and advice to individuals and couples about sex, marriage, relationships, etc. I have helped many relationships and marriages to stay together. I was wondering if I started a website and gave advice and charged for it or asked for donations would that be illegal. Especially if I added on the website that I am not a licensed Therapist. I could have a statement that says " I am not a licensed Therapist, if you feel that you need other help seek professional help" , or something close to that statement Thank you for your answers A friend and I were discussing it and I am working on gaining my license for Marriage and Family Therapist. We were just wondering about it.
Relationship Advice in the Early Stages, Go for or give up?
Hi,Well let me just get straight to the point. I like this girl. And from what I can tell she likes me back.We go to the same University and both headed in the same direction, somewhat. She's attractive, I'm attractive. We're both mild mannered, a little bit more composed than our peers from what I see.I might have gotten a bit obsessed about the thought about a relationship with her for a while before we broke off for a few months. But she's in my life again and I'm thinking about it... But here's the thing. I'm just having doubts about wanting to be in a relationship with her...And the differences... oh boy. She's Christian, I'm not sure what I am but I am definitely not Christian.She's Country born and raised, and I lean a bit more towards the city.She lives out in the Country, I live literally walking distance from downtown but we're pretty well to do.She loves Country Bars, and I like Night Clubs...She likes the beach, and I like the mountains...She's into sports sort of her line of study..PT , and I really couldn't be bothered with fat men running into each other. I'm into art and she doesn't really understand it.Different music tastes.Different culture tastes...I want more out of life than just settling for less, and she just wants to be happy.We have different friends, hers a lot more country than I first thought, mine is a bit on the urban side.And I'm not sure if this is a bad thing or not, but I'm a TA Teaching Assistant for her class. We're the same age by the way, I'm just a little bit more driven. So conflict of interest there...I want to be a doctor and pretty focused and not sure if I have the time for her... and she's aloof and thinks she can work a job while trying to get to grad school...But... when we first met I felt such an emotional connection with her that never really went away.... I'd even go so as far as to say that I love her, but I'm not sure if that's genuine or if its even reciprocated. I guess what I'm trying to say is, should I even bother with a girl that is so different from me? Or is this just infatuation. Thanks Elvislives Ah poor wording on my part. But I do get what you're saying.
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