Do you often run out of things to say and feel awkward in conversations? Most people will just blame their introversion and act like it’s their God-given lot.
But it doesn’t have to be like this — you can learn how to be more talkative. If you desire so, you can become the life of the party.
To get what we want in relationships, we need to communicate smartly.
Some people need to be listened to, without feeling judged. Some people need encouragement. Some people need the occasional kick in the pants.
Like other polyamorists, solo polyamorists engage in several intimate relationships with other people. But while doing so, they retain their single lifestyle. They don’t move in with anybody, they don’t share finances, etc.
This lifestyle appeals to people who value their independence above everything else.
Maybe also to you?
Dating apps have forever changed how we meet people. Almost everyone is on Tinder, Bumble, or Hinge these days.
But are dating apps worth it?
We might now have access to an endless “buffet” of romantic options. But at the same time, at least in my social circle, happiness levels don’t seem to have increased.
Are you struggling to break up with someone?
Sometimes, it can feel impossible to cut ties with a lover. We are so emotionally entangled that we just can’t call it quits.
That’s where this guide comes in. It will show you how to walk away from someone you love.
Most of us go about our friendships on autopilot. We never consider how we move from being strangers to best buddies.
However, there are five distinct levels of friendships, each with its own rules. Understanding these levels will give you a massive advantage in making new friends.
What you bring to the table, sexually, matters.
In fact, it is life-changing. What jobs you get, whom you end up with as a partner, the opportunities your children will have — it all depends on your sexual market value.
We are attracted to self-assured people.
However, there are nuances. Some people act calm and confident while others are more outwardly dominant.
It’s the difference between confidence vs. cockiness.
When it comes to love, most of us blindly follow the social script — start dating, move in together, get married, and have kids.
But some people defy these expectations. They opt for unconventional relationships, like polyamory or relationship anarchy.
Why is that? What do they get out of it?
Many of us spend an obscene amount of time socializing with people we have nothing in common with.
It’s a giant waste of time.
The solution is to become selectively social. You must consciously manage whom you allow into your life — and whom not.