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Sam here from Dating with Intention. This is a tale as old as time. And it just happened to a friend of mine. He met someone attractive, smart, fun and actually into him. They had a great time on dates. And she was always keen to book in the next meet-up. But she had recently got out of a long term relationship. And she stated early-on that she wasn't looking for anything serious. The problem was that my friend was looking for a long term partner, but he ignored this misalignment and carried...
Well, life hurts more. But it also brings more joy. Feelings be feeling. At both ends of the spectrum. After a lifetime of suppressing, avoiding and numbing them, it can feel counterintuitive to lean into uncomfortable feelings. Why would I sit here in this pain, shame or embarrassment when I could scroll my social media feed and watch puppies getting a makeover? As you start to shake off your avoidant tendencies, you lean into challenging conversations with those around you. You realise you...
Hey everyone, for those who didn't make Saturday's session - here's a snapshot of topics discussed: P - is content she now has clarity over what she wants and what she's looking for. She has worked on herself and pondered "If I'd done the work sooner, maybe I'd have met someone sooner." Although this is a normal thought people go through (myself included) I propose an alternative - "Thank goodness I started doing the work! I can't imagine ever going back to how I was before. I'm so glad I put...