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By Ramsha Nayab
Feb 23, 2023
It’s important to recognise that healthy, lasting relationships don’t just “happen” to people. They grow through building connections, learning through experience and refining your dating and relationship skills over time.
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n this digital age of what seems like limitless possibilities, sometimes we need a reality check; there is no such thing as a perfect person or a perfect partner. Yet, sometimes we can be quick to dismiss a prospect because they don’t make a ‘perfect’ first impression.
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The problem with this vague advice is that it pushes people to look for strong feelings which can lead people to get caught up in the infatuation of the honeymoon period when it’s really too early to tell.
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Aside from this being bad advice because, again, it’s so damn vague, the truth is sometimes “being yourself” can mean staying in your comfort zone and repeating past mistakes. If you feel stuck in your love life or notice a pattern e.g. attracting unavailable people, then just being your same old self isn’t going to cut it.
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