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How you behave on a date matters because you may be sabotaging your second date chances—without even realizing it. According to Match.com it takes men only 15 minutes to decide if you're worth a second date. Don’t blow it by unwittingly doing or saying the wrong thing.
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It’s time to woman up!
Needy, clingy behavior is a clear sign that you lack confidence in your worth.
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You and your new guy had a great time on your first date. He smiled adoringly at you during dinner, eye contact with him was mesmerizing and the conversation was stimulating. The chemistry was palpable. And then sadly you never heard from him again. What happened, you wonder?
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Your amorous feelings for your guy are blind, irrational and self-destructive. You pine for a man who makes you feel uncertain, insecure and lovesick and you reject the guys who are relationship material.
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You MUST love yourself before you can love anyone else. When a romantic relationship goes sour, it's easy to blame your ex. He was too self-centered. He didn't show enough affection. He was just too wrong for me. Or maybe there’s something wrong in your approach.
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If you are over 50, you must outshine the women your age to gain the sincere interest of a quality man, and he will reject you as a potential partner if you are guilty of these 3 deal breakers.
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When you chase a man, you are telling yourself: You DON’T think you are worthy of his pursuit. You call a new guy to chat or to invite him over for dinner and he blows you off. Your heart sinks because you know you made a mistake in pursuing him. Girl, give a man a chance to show you what he can do.
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You claim there are no great men out there. Hogwash! The problem is in your approach, in your mindset and in your expectations of the men you date.
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He may not look like your “type” and you may not feel instant chemistry—but he’s the man you SHOULD marry.
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Your relationship ended and you feel hollow, fearful and despondent. Being alone and heartbroken can miraculously open your eyes to YOUR dysfunctional behavior that contributed to your failed relationship. It’s an opportunity to take a different life’s path, to be wiser and make better choices. It's time for you to realize that you have everything you need inside you to create the relationship stability, personal security and happiness you want and deserve.