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Asking your date questions without turning into a police investigation or a psychologist interview is no easy feat, especially when there’s a lot of fear brewing behind the scenes. Instructions for three conversations with specialists.
After another failed date, in which we run into the same pattern we vowed not to fall into again, many singles leave disappointed or even crumpled like an old sweater forgotten in the dryer. This phenomenon is called “date fatigue,” in other words, romantic melancholy that weighs heavily on the shoulders of single people, mostly women. The latter beat themselves up for not being able to identify the wrong candidates, for not asking the right questions, reports Luisa Amara, creator of the Lonely Jungle podcast about celibacy. Only the impression would be wrong most of the time. It also happens that the other person tells us what we want to hear, ticks the “correct boxes”. So how can we avoid the trap of frustration? How not to waste time? Some specific questions can help identify fronts and help set things straight. Details:
Source: Le Figaro
