
I have to make a confession.... I was unaware that the dates of Cuffing Season have been changed. Is is just me or is everyone I meet or already know is either in a relationship, married, having a baby, or anything else that does not indicate being single? The whole thing has had me in a funk the last few weeks because it wasn't until recently that I realized that I'm the last single friend... As hard as I try I can't shake the feeling that this is depressing news and that I need to take some serious steps to ensure that it doesn't stay this way for long. Now I'll admit that I haven't been giving relationships a serious thought for quite some time now because I've been solely focused on school, work, networking for my future, trying to remain somewhat social, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Wow, when I write it all out like that it really is a lot, but despite all of that I do know that I need to put some effort into dating because chances are that my dream man will not just fall into my lap. I'm attempting to come up with a few steps that will ensure that I'm giving myself the best chance at finding someone special. I might not have the whole series worked out yet, but here is what I have so far.
Step 1: Play Up Your Strengths
The idea behind this is that no one knows what you do best like you do, and if you're not sure what your strengths are ask someone close to you. Next you should post them somewhere that you'll see them everyday. It's the best way I know how to ensure that you won't get down on yourself and think that you have nothing to offer. And on the off chance you have no strengths work on getting some. After all, you can't be a full half then any relationship you do get in will never be a whole one.
No comments:
Post a Comment