How To Advice For Single Women
UNCOMPLICATE YOURSELF
You’ve got physical, psychological, spiritual and emotional needs, relational needs, and intellectual needs, among others. Your mate (or your “mate-on-the-way”) will meet many of those needs—but never ALL of them.
So, don’t require them to. [Read more...]
BEING FLEXIBLE
Don’t be fooled: Marriage is NOT only about love and affection. It’s also about getting a whole bunch of stuff done. There is simply no way to see to everything–the bills, the children, the house, the car, the dishes, the laundry, the in-laws–to manage the mundane details of married life, without making a sincere commitment to flexibility. [Read more...]
STOP IGNORNING YOURSELF
Nobody but nobody is qualified to give you all the right answers about your future and the love life God has planned for you. Every now and then, you do best to listen to the advice of the experts (me included)—and then politely ignore it. [Read more...]
**DATE MORE THAN ONE PERSON**
(Whenever Possible)*
Go ahead and admit it! You’re convinced that only loose, scandalous folks go out with more than one person at a time.
You assume that a few dates with someone kind of nice, somehow means that you owe each other exclusivity – so seeing others too, would mean you’re “cheating”. [Read more...]
**HOW TO KILL A GREAT RELATIONSHIP (FAST)**
Beware, in love and relationships, your fiercest enemy is self-centeredness. All of us—you included—have some. It’s that part of ourselves that wants what it wants, how it wants it, and when it wants it. [Read more...]
A Step-by-Step Guide to Dating With Dignity –
Without Wasting Time, Getting Discouraged, or
Settling for Less Than You’re Worth!
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“Expect Respect”
Everybody hates rejection—even the subtle forms which can crop up every day - such as a broken promise, punishing silence, a sarcastic remark, or a promised phone call that never comes. [Read more...]
(When You Are)
Those who succeed at anything big in life, do so in spite of their fear. Not because they had none.
There’s always some kind of fear we are trying (with varying degrees of success) not to feel: fear of failure, fear of loss, fear of feeling powerless, ineffective, being misunderstood, or ignored. Fear that you will never achieve what you set out to, or fear that you won’t maintain what you have achieved. [Read more...]
(And Don’t Tell Anyone About It)
While many of us frequently do nice things for others, we are almost certain to mention our acts of kindness to someone else, secretly seeking their approval. [Read more...]
