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Tap Your Family and Friends
Brace yourself—this next task may make you feel vulnerable because it explores whether how you see yourself is similar to how other people see you. Write down the five words that you think best describe you. Then ask ten of … Continue reading
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Tagged action, descriptive words, insight, Mentoring, Onward, perspective, philanthropy, self awarness, self-identifier, support system, task, traits, valditation, vulnerable, words
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A Perfect Fit
I’m 5-foot-4. The tallest man I’ve dated seriously was 5-foot-8; the man I once thought of as my soul mate was 5-foot-6. I like being eye level with my partner. I don’t like being towered over. After a series of … Continue reading
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Tagged character, compatible, dating, divorce, eye level, friends, height, life, love, opportunity, perspective, physical appearance, realationship, relationships, tall
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A Perfect Fit
“You are unmatchable,” proclaimed a dating site after I’d spent a day filling out their forms. This was not the first time I had heard this sentiment. My mother and some other family members have said as much: “You’re too … Continue reading
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Tagged blind date, communication, conversation, dates, dating, Dating site, life, love, online dating, perspective, physical appearance, realationship, realationships, self-worth, sensitive, Unlucky, unmatchable
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Real Life of an MSW 