Respect the Plan, Get in There and Experience Compatibility
Posted by admin on 09 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: Briefings, Finding Partners
First, I’m not the kind of gullible bachelor, lethargically satisfied by sitting at home alone instead of living it up with friends. I’d wager you guys have never seen me ramble on great dating and relationships. Not a fan of the drama.
Datelessness is an avoidable foreign condition and entirely missing from my genetics. Let me go on, Here’s the situation, I had to end a worthwhile fling that meant something to me but just wasn’t meant to be. Therefore somone could say it has been a few years since I dated someone new. I’m missing the great expectations in relationships I held years ago.
Living free and single isn’t bad. I know one thing, I refuse to sit tight, undisturbed, binging on Jack Bauer (from 24) on my big screen. The real cause of this bout of temporary dating apathy? This isn’t college, and most ladies I meet at work are taken.
My one-time golf pal, Josh, who has never had dating boredom, told me he’s almost in the same boat. He showed me these Great Expectations Reviews. I enjoy introductions with quality singles around my age. So I decided to make a change and paid the membership fee to get started.
Be honest, you wouldn’t feel down due to not having plans when ya haven’t called anyone. Like my old basketball coach Terry Smith chimed in between war stories, “When the ladies don’t bite, bite them first, sparky.”
So he was divorced 4 times. But, Coach was a source of truth in a round about way. He always made us laugh. The crazy company offering matchmaking services in Dallas that I use could have blown coach’s shiny bald head.
Last night at a Great Expectations happy hour I shared a great evening with a few quality and appealing women that hold my interest. I truthfully had a blast with some pretty enjoyable men and women. The evening ended with a promising exchange of numbers, in addition to the fact that I developed some political acquaintances for my company. Right on!
Put yourself in the play. You won’t go wrong if you sit the bench. Don’t sell yourself short, you might as well have great expectations for your dating life.
Frankly,
Keith
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