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2 weeks agoTake It From a Woman: You, a Man, Should Have a Steadfast Morning Coffee Routine
Offer to make a cup of coffee for the woman you wake up next to as a simple, intentional gesture that demonstrates care and routine.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 weeks agoHarriette Cole: How can I appropriately mark the birthday of an ex who ghosted me?
I have no clue how to help her because every time I say that she is beautiful, she says I'm only saying that because I'm her mother. She is surrounded by social media images, unrealistic beauty standards and constant comparisons, and I fear that these influences have shaped how she sees herself way more than I ever could. I feel helpless watching her struggle with such intense self-criticism at such a young age.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months agoBlind date: It was hard to know how to react to his enthusiasm for a Vegas wedding'
A pleasant blind date featured wide-ranging conversation, modest chemistry, differing views on weddings, and a relaxed evening revealing varied interests and cultural overload.
fromIrish Independent
4 months agoMatchmaker Mairead Loughman: 'I don't split the bill with friends or with family. Never have. So why would you do it on a first date?'
"I was kind of getting to the stage of my career where I was starting to get quite comfortable," she tells Katie Byrne on the latest episode of the Money Talks podcast. "I launched these dating events called Table for Six around the same time where I sent three single ladies and three single men on group dinner dates, and it literally just took off."
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4 months agoEverything You Wanted to Know About Money and Dating But Were Too Afraid to Ask
"Money is more than just dollars and cents - it's highly emotional, with our life experiences shaping how we feel about money," adds Dr. Traci Williams, a certified financial therapist. "In fact, a recent survey conducted by Chime found that 39% of men say they feel pressure to appear more financially stable than they actually are. That pressure can make people defensive or avoidant. Normalizing money talks early helps take the stigma out and shows that it's about partnership, not judgment."
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