If you’ve been ignored online, dated a series of players and disappearing acts, and wasted months and years on non-committal men, it’s no surprise that you’re feeling down about love. However, the only way to find a healthy relationship is to let go of the past, date frequently, and carry yourself with joy and confidence. Please, read the blog posts below, and remember: the next man has nothing to do with the last man who broke your heart.
I casually mentioned to my ex-girlfriend that I was reading and participating in discussion forums on sex and dating. She got furious and ended the relationship. I tried to explain…
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This is a question about splitting up. My girlfriend has been irrational and cruel; we’ve actually split, but I want to explain to her that her emotions and the way…
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I started seeing this guy in November, we were acquaintances and reconnected via online dating. When we started dating late last year, everything seemed like a great fit. Similar interests,…
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I am 40 years old, started dating a gentleman, age 50, about six months ago. I feel that I have lots in common with him, and can truly say he…
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I have a three-year friendship with a male friend that I do most everything with and talk daily. We are not sexual, although we sleep together sometimes and can hang…
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I am dating a university professor who is working to make tenure. All his life he has been focused on studies, work and research to the detriment of developing other…
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I’ve written over 1000 blog posts and 250 newsletters, but I’ve never written anything like this. It’s long, but since it’s New Years Eve, you should have a moment to…
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I am a 40 year old woman with 2 amazing kids (10, 12) and I’m in the middle of getting divorced but have already found someone else (my soon to…
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I am 40 and my boyfriend is 36. I have been previously married and have three kids 17, 15, and 10. He has none. We have been together for 7…
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My boyfriend and I have been dating for 2 1/2 years and have been living together for 2. I had been seeing some signs that he was not happy anymore…
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I learned, through reading “Why He Disappeared”, that because of the fact that he did not commit to me, I really didn't want him back. I realized that I needed to find the man who would love me unconditionally for who I am, not for who he wanted me to be.
Evan's info gave me the understanding that if a guy is interested in you, he will want to be with you, he will call when he says he will call, he will make sure he arranges time to spend with you.
The result of giving up the search for “why” is losing the worry, the wringing of the hands, the wondering if he will call, and all the stress and sadness that goes with the worry.
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