"You organize a marriage," she says, "you protect your children, you manage love, you run your life.
So she has no idea how to express or manage love and it is her muddled, suspicious longing for the safety and comfort of a father's care that makes the situation so explosive.
So when Valentine's Day becomes integrated into people's lives, it influences the ways in which people manage love.
However, forays into selling instant rice and managing love hotels, which provide rooms at an hourly rate, typically for trysts, failed to meet his high expectations — though Yamauchi himself was reportedly one of the most reliable customers.
Gossip and entertainment writers, who often lament that celebrities have become too buttoned up and managed, love to pounce when a star lets loose or, in this case, when a tabloid king likens a sports controversy to the tragedy of "Macbeth," where "everyone dies in the end".
Messalina: Tell me, how do you manage to love a woman as a brother?
It would reach some of my family and most of my nondisabled friends, people who show me personal kindness and who sometimes manage to love me through their ignorance.
When Ms. Clayburgh's Hannah is not offering wise counsel, she is a likably flawed woman who cannot manage to love her son with the freely given affection she idealizes in her discussions about God's grace.
He gave advice on subjects ranging from the best brand of antenna to the best brand of dog food, from how to make a killer sausage to how to manage a love affair.
By weaving their stories together, he creates a beautiful, intimate tribute to the way families survive, and manage to love and support each other, even when life is at its most difficult.
In 1936, a Vogue editor named Marjorie Hillis published "Live Alone and Like It," a jubilant guide for the single working woman, which offered advice on how to find an apartment, mix a cocktail, and manage a love affair.
