Category Archives: selecting

Play to win

Seth Godin inspires another thought on love, life, and happiness. No. Seth points out that being available to every situation is devastating when you want a valuable relationship, and want a focused, happy, and successful life. No, we don’t take … Continue reading

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Marketing your romantic life

Seth Godin writes a marketing blog that is surprisingly human. Seth’s points and insights are ethical, and apply to many areas of life we don’t usually think of as marketing. In Lifetime value of a customer/cost per customer Seth points … Continue reading

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That first move

This starts out off-topic. OK, so it takes me 700 words to get to dating and relationships. The hole. Some of us believe that the current crisis will just get worse — we don’t think that most politicians are willing … Continue reading

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If he is so smart, why can’t he . .

Natalie at Baggage Reclaim writes about the hazards of letting an intelligent person dazzle you into thinking they are capable or even healthy enough, emotionally, to be a sound relationship partner, The Trouble With Being Blinded By Intelligence in Dating. … Continue reading

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“But I’m only dancing!”

I don’t know if this comment was spam or not. I think we have to prepare for success – and that means avoiding learning behavior that will be destructive, should we ever find ourselves entering a shared life with a … Continue reading

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Culture of the home

I visualize a spectrum, a range of goals and intents, when choosing someone to share a moment, an occasion or evening, or a lifetime. A home. In the middle is a ‘home’, adults that establish a consensus about the culture … Continue reading

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What is a mate?

I have this notion of a mate. A mate, that is, as in ‘hand fasted’, as in ‘married to’, as in ‘cherished life companion’. A mate as in ‘the co-parent of my children’ and ‘the one that shares my life’. … Continue reading

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