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Donna Barnes NYU Certified Life & Relationship Coach
Co-Founder of DateBetter.com
Author of Giving Up Junk-Food Relationships amzn.to/19zvrny
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When Juan Pablo of ABC’s The Bachelor told the recipient of his final rose “I like you a lot,” viewers were very vocal. However, it was actually the right thing to do.

Far too often people rush into relationships and start making all sorts of promises based on feelings that haven’t had time to fully develop. What you feel during the I can’t get enough of you early stage isn’t necessarily what you will still feel three to six months into the relationship. It takes that long for your issues to come to the surface and you need to find out if your issues work with your new affection’s issues. More often than not, you start to push each other’s buttons in a negative way and one or both of you will call it quits.

It’s much easier to get over a breakup if no promises were broken and there was no expectation of forever. Please don’t say, “I love you” until you have known each other for at least three months. And if someone says it to you too soon, don’t believe it! Most definitely don’t count on it. That is how most people get their hearts broken.

I’m not saying you shouldn’t enjoy that wonderful feeling you get when connect with someone new. Just don’t put any pressure or expectations on it. You can say “I think I’m falling in love” or “I’m so happy I met you.” But real love doesn’t begin until the infatuation stage ends. So if your love interest tells you, “I really like you a lot” be grateful you’re not being unintentionally deceived.

If you’re sick of having your heart broken and finally want to find “The One” here’s another presentation you need to watch right now: http: digitalromance.tv/chh

In this short presentation, relationship expert Michael Fiore teaches you the simple trick one woman used that made him go from playing the field to madly in love.

Digital Romance TV.

Technology has enriched our lives and made day-to-day tasks easier than ever before… but when it comes to romance, we’re stuck in the bronze age. Click on any of our videos ( http: www.youtube.com/digitalromanceinc ) to get “tips” and “tools” to make your dating life and relationships richer!

From reigniting the “spark” in a relationship, to working through a breakup, to landing that “special someone” that you’ve got your eye on, we’re constantly expanding our library of products to teach you how to optimize your romantic life for the information age.

In keeping with our commitment to using technology to make life easier, all of our content is digitally delivered. From our free podcasts and training PDFs to our premium videos and online communities, we save our customers time and money by skipping physical media and publishing everything online.

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