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Posts Tagged ‘Online Advice’

At the end of a long day at work, what better way to enjoy the evening than to share it with your heart’s companion – your Soulmate. Not only is having a love relationship a healthy way to live, but you’ll feel more fulfilled as a person too.

As an Online Dating Coach, I’ve had the pleasure of working with clients worldwide. People just like you have contacted me from all over the world wanting online dating advice… with the ultimate goal of finding their Soulmate – no matter where he or she may be living. In the global community we all live in today, connecting with and meeting singles online is the most natural thing imaginable.

Today I’ll be your Dating Coach while I share some helpful online dating tips. With my online dating advice to guide you, learning how to find your Soulmate through online dating can be fun and easy – so let’s get started!  Read more... (725 words, 1 image, estimated 2:54 mins reading time)

Alot of singles find it difficult to chat to a good looking man or woman. Some people become tongue tied, blush and get embarrassed and then come across feeling unattractive. Recent studies indicate, alot of attractive people have lower self esteem than their less attractive counterparts.  In fact, they are often more self conscious for reasons being that people are giving them more attention because of the way they look and not because they deserve it. As there is uncertainty of their own real worth together with the feeling that everyone who meets them does so with an ulterior motive, could make them insecure yet afraid to admit it.  How often have you seen an attractive female with a good career and heard said “I wonder what she must have done to get that job”. Good looking people grow up with this attitude directed at them all of their lives and can eventually resent it.  They can often face the polar opposite where people will reward them and thank them regardless of whether they feel they have earned it.  Read more... (497 words, 1 image, estimated 1:59 mins reading time)

Dr’s and psychologists have researched grief and its cycle over time in relation to death and loss.  A divorce, especially if you have been married for a long time is no different in that you need time to grieve your loss.  In addition, Divorce often brings with it a sense of failure and conflicting emotions of love and perhaps hate.  There are five stages to the recovery process:  denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.

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