Sunday, 24 February 2008

2008_02_01_archive



a dating life

If you want a dating life that's free from disaster, you need to

invest in a little insurance. As hurricane victims know, it does no

good to buy insurance after the storm has wreaked its damage. Here's

how to get your own dating insurance package together:

1. Be ready.

Some folks approach life as if they were jumping into a cold swimming

pool: They squeeze their eyes shut, hold their nose and jump. Who

knows if they know how to swim?

It's far better to go into dating with your eyes open and your senses

sharp. Take some time and review your current situation. What needs

attention? Your physical self? Your surroundings? Your fears? Taking

care of yourself first will help ensure your future success in love.

2. Get a life.

Nothing is more unattractive than someone with nothing to offer. While

having space in your life for a partner is important, too much space

will seem overwhelming to another. It's not up to a future partner to

give you the life you haven't made for yourself.

Get out and get active! One of the best strategies for getting

invitations is to give them. Try entertaining. If the thought of

throwing a party scares you more than dating, you can invite people to

all kinds of events as your guest. (But you might as well get your

domicile ready for visitors. Where do you expect to entertain a

sweetie?)

3. Enhance your good luck.

Many singles are so discouraged about the process of finding love that

they can't help but feel unlucky. And most folks feel that there is

little they can do to influence Lady Luck.

But research has found that is not so. What you think and do has

enormous effects on bringing you good -- or bad -- luck. Taking steps

to increase your luck will help you find the best of the best. Listen

to your lucky hunches. Maximize chance opportunities by varying your

routine. Above all, expect good fortune in your life. What have you

got to lose? More bad luck?

4. Be prepared to tell the hard stuff.

Often singles are so worried about how to tell bad news to a new

partner that it gets in the way of doing any dating at all. We all

have pasts, and none of us gets much beyond the age of 21 without

accumulating a bit of baggage that we are not so proud of.

Part of getting ready to date is dealing with your truth and coming to

terms with your life so far -- and what you have learned in the

process. Tell the hard stuff now, before you are put on spot.

5. Toughen up.

Do you want to avoid rejection entirely? Well, you'd better stay off

dating sites, because rejection is the name of the game. Because you

are jumping into a very large pool of potential candidates, you will

be saying "no" to many perfectly nice people, and they will be saying

(or acting) "no" to you. Saying and getting "no's" is part of getting

to that big "YES!" If the no's are too much for you, you are in big

trouble right now.

Posted by none at 5:09 AM 0 comments

Friday, February 1, 2008

Toughen up

Do you want to avoid rejection entirely? Well, you'd better stay off

dating sites, because rejection is the name of the game. Because you

are jumping into a very large pool of potential candidates, you will

be saying "no" to many perfectly nice people, and they will be saying

(or acting) "no" to you. Saying and getting "no's" is part of getting

to that big "YES!" If the no's are too much for you, you are in big

trouble right now.

zodiac answer

Posted by none at 8:36 AM 0 comments

Be prepared to tell the hard stuff

Often singles are so worried about how to tell bad news to a new

partner that it gets in the way of doing any dating at all. We all

have pasts, and none of us gets much beyond the age of 21 without

accumulating a bit of baggage that we are not so proud of.

Part of getting ready to date is dealing with your truth and coming to

terms with your life so far -- and what you have learned in the

process. Tell the hard stuff now, before you are put on spot.

zodiac answer

Posted by none at 8:33 AM 0 comments

Enhance your good luck

Many singles are so discouraged about the process of finding love that

they can't help but feel unlucky. And most folks feel that there is

little they can do to influence Lady Luck.

But research has found that is not so. What you think and do has

enormous effects on bringing you good -- or bad -- luck. Taking steps

to increase your luck will help you find the best of the best. Listen

to your lucky hunches. Maximize chance opportunities by varying your

routine. Above all, expect good fortune in your life. What have you

got to lose? More bad luck? For more suggestions, check out my Top 10

Ways to Get Lucky at Love

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love sign

Posted by none at 8:29 AM 0 comments

Get a life

If you want a dating life that's free from disaster..

Nothing is more unattractive than someone with nothing to offer. While

having space in your life for a partner is important, too much space

will seem overwhelming to another. It's not up to a future partner to

give you the life you haven't made for yourself.

Get out and get active! One of the best strategies for getting

invitations is to give them. Try entertaining. If the thought of

throwing a party scares you more than dating, you can invite people to

all kinds of events as your guest. (But you might as well get your

domicile ready for visitors. Where do you expect to entertain a

sweetie?)

this is Art

Posted by none at 8:25 AM 0 comments

Be ready

If you want a dating life that's free from disaster..

Some folks approach life as if they were jumping into a cold swimming

pool: They squeeze their eyes shut, hold their nose and jump. Who

knows if they know how to swim?

It's far better to go into dating with your eyes open and your senses


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