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When you're out there in the dating world, its easy to get frustrated esp. when you keep being let down by potential mates. One thing that's important to remember, is that out of all those people, we're only looking for ONE person to click with, not enough to assemble a soccer team. I try to remember this when I get overwhelmed. I hope it makes sense!
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I understand the dating world but like your tip. I guess we must test the waters, meet other apples until to golden one(meeting of the minds) arrived.
I agree with this tip. I recently started dating. Something I never actively did. I am taking advantage of the experience in meeting people from all walks of life. I may not meet Mr. Right any time soon, but I may just make a life long friend, or networkign partner.
That's a good tip, actually. That expression "a lot of fish in the sea" is a good one, but as you say it's a bit overwhelming at the same time.
I'd like to think that special someone for me is out there somewhere and will recognize me when he sees me. (I should probably make more of an effort to get out there, unless he's the pizza delivery guy)