When I first started dating, I made some really BIG dating mistakes.
The one I’m going to share in this quick video is one of my craziest.
Yet, women still do what I’m going to share, but most don’t go as far as I did on my quest for the right guy.
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Well, at first this seemed like a crazy dating mistake. But now, with the benefit of several years of reflection, it seems like a good case for “honesty is the best policy.” In the mid-1990s, I was dating after my husband died; we had a great 24-year marriage and it was difficult to “get out there” — whatever that means — and date. I’m kind of an eccentric, quirky person, a writer and editor. One guy I went out with criticized me for not being more “conformist.” Obviously, he did not appreciate my individuality, and never would. I snapped at him, “Well, buddy, this is it. This is me. Take it or leave it.” Needless to say, he left. But, he did me a favor. Now dating again after a divorce; I’ll meet the right guy soon!
Yes you will!!!!!!