I agree with Lisa, those are the inner qualities I am looking for a man.
It is not the looks and chemistry. It is a heart full of love to share and behold.
May 22, 2020 at 8:14 am
Kimberly
I struggled with dating after becoming a widow three years ago. Thought I could never date a man who was separated, I didnt find attractive right away or have chemistry with at least by the 5th or 6th date.
Now I am dating a man who is separated, not a hottie, I did not find attractive and chemistry…huh? but he loves his animals, his kids and offers to help me with stuff all the time. He is kind to others, people in service industry, and me. He is not flashy but I see underneath a great guy, a kind guy who I think will treat me right and we have fun. I am not looking anymore cuz I think I found a guy who is done looking as well. When I hear him say I want to do right by my wife and and not fight then I hear an honest man who after 30 years of marriage has moved on with his life but doesnt want to end up hating his ex. Your article came at a great time when I needed a reminder that I taking a chance is worth it. Thanks
May 22, 2020 at 1:05 am
Sherry Welch
I really enjoyed reading your newsletter that really makes sense how chemistry and luxe and a man is not everything it’s his true heart and the love that he will give a lifetime to the right woman that’s exactly the kind of man I’m looking for I really appreciate the newsletter.
May 21, 2020 at 10:08 pm
Kathy
It would be lovely to find such a man. But if I can’t picture kissing him, game over. I stepped out of my comfort zone on the looks scale with my last boyfriend, and I reached a point where I couldn’t be intimate with him. Decent guy, but I couldn’t force myself to be attracted to him physically. I tried.
May 21, 2020 at 5:41 pm
Monica
So true Lisa
I’d certainly love to find a man like that! Thank you.
June 2, 2020 at 12:22 pm
Glenda
I agree with Lisa, those are the inner qualities I am looking for a man.
It is not the looks and chemistry. It is a heart full of love to share and behold.
May 22, 2020 at 8:14 am
Kimberly
I struggled with dating after becoming a widow three years ago. Thought I could never date a man who was separated, I didnt find attractive right away or have chemistry with at least by the 5th or 6th date.
Now I am dating a man who is separated, not a hottie, I did not find attractive and chemistry…huh? but he loves his animals, his kids and offers to help me with stuff all the time. He is kind to others, people in service industry, and me. He is not flashy but I see underneath a great guy, a kind guy who I think will treat me right and we have fun. I am not looking anymore cuz I think I found a guy who is done looking as well. When I hear him say I want to do right by my wife and and not fight then I hear an honest man who after 30 years of marriage has moved on with his life but doesnt want to end up hating his ex. Your article came at a great time when I needed a reminder that I taking a chance is worth it. Thanks
May 22, 2020 at 1:05 am
Sherry Welch
I really enjoyed reading your newsletter that really makes sense how chemistry and luxe and a man is not everything it’s his true heart and the love that he will give a lifetime to the right woman that’s exactly the kind of man I’m looking for I really appreciate the newsletter.
May 21, 2020 at 10:08 pm
Kathy
It would be lovely to find such a man. But if I can’t picture kissing him, game over. I stepped out of my comfort zone on the looks scale with my last boyfriend, and I reached a point where I couldn’t be intimate with him. Decent guy, but I couldn’t force myself to be attracted to him physically. I tried.
May 21, 2020 at 5:41 pm
Monica
So true Lisa
I’d certainly love to find a man like that! Thank you.