A person should date from a place of personal completeness. This means the person feels whole and happy alone. The person then chooses to share a full life with another person.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person should date from a place of personal completeness.
This means the person feels whole and happy alone. The person then chooses to share a full life with another person.
A person should feel complete before dating. This means the person is happy with their own life. The person does not need another person to feel whole. This approach makes the person stronger. It reduces the feeling of needing someone else.
A student feels happy and busy with studies and friends. The student decides to start dating. The student looks for someone to share experiences with. The student does not look for someone to make them happy.
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