If you’re single, all of your romantic relationships ended. That devastating truth may cause you to mistrust your own judgment and assume all your future relationships are doomed to fail as well. But are they? In this Love U Podcast, I share the story of a Love U graduate who realized she was NOT doomed to repeat her tortured history and broke free of her past. You’re gonna want to share this one with a friend.
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I have to tell you Evan, I have been reading your emails and listening to many of your podcasts for a long time, and just about every podcast I end up calling you a few names (LOL) because you nail every silly belief (read that as excuse) I use to stay single. You are the best coach I have ever listened to, and again, this really hit the spot. Next step is the university. Question, my current “excuse” (could be) is that I am living with a male cousin in a small home that we are jointly remodeling to sell next year. We are not a couple, but he wanted it to be in the beginning. I am not finding myself comfortable trying to date someone with this living arrangement. Yet I know I want to step up to the plate again (has been about 10 years), and don’t want to use this as an excuse if it really is not a viable one.
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Evan Marc Katz
Thanks, Starr. When you’re ready to invest in your own happiness and commit to a better life, click on the Love U application and I’ll take care of you. In the meantime, thanks for watching.
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LBCC
Starr, you don’t have to tell new guys who you live with. It’s none of their business until they get serious with you, anyway. For your protection, don’t bring guys you don’t know home, and you can just tell any man you’re dating that you don’t bring men home in early dating phases. I live alone, and I wouldn’t let a guy come over that I didn’t know really well and who was serious about me.
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LBCC
That’s more paranoid that most folks will go. It’s gonna come off weird to almost any guy.
Starr Cruise
Your living situation doesn’t sound like it would be any concern to a majority of men.
Welcome to the 100th episode, in which I barely celebrate a milestone achievement, reintroduce myself and the Love U Podcast, and let you know the secret behind all successful marriages – the 5 qualities a man must have to be a great partner.
There’s a part of you deep inside that you try not to look at. It’s the part of you that longs to be in a relationship. It’s the part of you that knows life is better when it’s shared. It’s the part of you that wants someone to love her unconditionally.
A limiting belief is one that is partially true but not totally true. When you’ve struggled with dating for years, it’s easy to lapse into such false beliefs that hold you back from finding love.
“You opened my eyes to the fact that my boyfriend left because he didn’t love me unconditionally.”
I am in such a better place today because of your insights and inspirational guidance. I was so stuck on getting him back, but now I realize that I don’t want him back! I deserve someone who will love me unconditionally, no matter what.
"Your email gave me new motivation to be open to new possibilities that didn't fit in my box."
He makes me feel special, goes out of his way for me, doesn't keep me guessing about whether I'll hear from him, gives me his full attention.
"Thank you, Evan, for enlightening me, having faith in women, and being honest with what 'is'!!"
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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I have to tell you Evan, I have been reading your emails and listening to many of your podcasts for a long time, and just about every podcast I end up calling you a few names (LOL) because you nail every silly belief (read that as excuse) I use to stay single. You are the best coach I have ever listened to, and again, this really hit the spot. Next step is the university. Question, my current “excuse” (could be) is that I am living with a male cousin in a small home that we are jointly remodeling to sell next year. We are not a couple, but he wanted it to be in the beginning. I am not finding myself comfortable trying to date someone with this living arrangement. Yet I know I want to step up to the plate again (has been about 10 years), and don’t want to use this as an excuse if it really is not a viable one.
Thanks, Starr. When you’re ready to invest in your own happiness and commit to a better life, click on the Love U application and I’ll take care of you. In the meantime, thanks for watching.
Starr, you don’t have to tell new guys who you live with. It’s none of their business until they get serious with you, anyway. For your protection, don’t bring guys you don’t know home, and you can just tell any man you’re dating that you don’t bring men home in early dating phases. I live alone, and I wouldn’t let a guy come over that I didn’t know really well and who was serious about me.
LBCC
That’s more paranoid that most folks will go. It’s gonna come off weird to almost any guy.
Starr Cruise
Your living situation doesn’t sound like it would be any concern to a majority of men.