So, there’s your real life, and then there’s your dating life. Are they aligned or far apart?
Unfortunately, too many people embark on dating with this mindset. “I’ll just keep doing xyz, which, truthfully, doesn’t really leave a lot of extra time or room for someone else. And I’ll just find a way to throw dating into the mix. After all, it’s just ‘dating.’ I shouldn’t have to change my life for that.”
If you’re worried about what it’s going to be like dating after a breakup, that’s a normal feeling. But dating should be a fun and happy experience.
Finding true love after a breakup might seem intimidating or even impossible, but when you’re truly ready to start seeing people again, you’ll have no need to worry.
Recently I asked my followers on my personal Facebook page and in the Motivated To Marry Singles Private Facebook Group a simple, straightforward question: Can You Meet Your True Love during the Pandemic? The obvious challenges of social distancing and dating inspired both positive and not-so-hopeful responses.
As you can probably guess, my belief is 100% on the positive end. I believe you can connect with your true love during this strange time of social distancing. And dating can take on a new, creative definition that can actually strengthen your budding relationship.
So, you want to keep your dating life alive, but the global pandemic has changed more than a few things. Not only do you have to figure out ways to create closeness from a distance, but you may be money-conscious, too. And, you don’t want to appear broke or stingy, but you desperately need low-budget date ideas.
Most people around the globe are feeling the uncertainty of the times. There are those who are out of work entirely and may be collecting unemployment for the first time. Many who are used to living comfortably are having to pull from savings or retirement funds.
Coach Amy
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