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Wise Readers,
Whether you’re happily partnered, considering divorce, or in the thick of a custody battle—this NEW podcast episode I did with attorney-mediator Lesa Koskey is must-hear. In it you’ll get the factual answers to your questions—questions like:
*What are the three situations where divorce not only makes sense—it’s the better choice?
*How many people remarry the person they divorced?
*If forgiveness is so good for us, why do we resist doing it?
*How can you keep your kids out of the middle of your dealings with your ex? What if the ex is the one trash-talking you to your children?
Here’s the link:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6kKVnuuFMj8WjCNWAq75Yn?si=HyIvpNpVR3y6G9DVK038XA
And it’s all science-based, of course!
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If you date men (no matter your gender), you may have noticed an unhelpful pattern…the one where you decide, almost immediately, that this one is The One, without having the evidence to back it up; the one where you feel defeated and scared the entire time you’re getting involved, because your’e not nurturing your own boundaries; or the one where you chase him, you then get id’d as low-status…and he never really commits.
These actions and outcomes are a common feature of what I call mini-marriages: giving commitment and throwing yourself all-in with someone you don’t know well enough yet.
This is painful and harmful no matter who you are, but if you date men, it’s especially hurtful. As you know from my books, science is abundantly clear that the gender you identify with and the one you want to attract each have their own specific mating psychology. So if you want a man, you need to send signals that attract rather than repel them—while nurturing your own high status by loving yourself, having healthy boundaries, and dating with confidence. (You can find out all about this and get free content at www.LoveFactually.co)
The good news? You can empower yourself with some simple mindset and behavior changes. It’s much more effective. And it feels so, so much better than the reverse!
And that’s why I am recommending this free resource for you: the Empowered Dating Playbook, by Dr. Karin Anderson-Abrell. I’ve been on her terrific Love & Life podcast several times, and each time I come away knowing just why women find her so helpful.
If you’re tired of the I’ve-seen-this-movie-and-it-doesn’t-end-well feeling; if you want to feel more peaceful and optimistic and complete while you date; if you want better results simply by changing your mindset—I encourage you to read this booklet.
Here you go!
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