Carnival of Dating Advice, 12th Edition
Welcome once again, to this, the 12th Edition of the Carnival of
Dating Advice. Featuring articles on pickup, seduction, relationships,
self-improvement, and more, we seek to bring you some of the best of
the Internet every two weeks, and this week is no exception.
This week's articles include two on break ups and exes, two on
managing your internals, and one on falling in love - essentially
covering the entire range of relationships, from approaching to getting
into a relationship to getting out of it and staying out of it. This week's
carnival might almost be considered a short-and-sweet Relationship 101
(with a little self-improvement thrown in for flavor).
And with that said, on with the carnival...
Confidence
Johnny Dzubak from Pickup Podcast presents "Conquering Your Fear by Being Open," an article that, in addition to discussing openness as a solution for approach anxiety and fear in conversation, also deals with responding to confrontations calmly and non-reactively. A solid read.
Relationships
Lena Ameri of Liveit! Magazine returns with a post titled "How to Fall in Love With the RIGHT Person," saying, "We think of falling in love as something mysterious and magical; something that just happens to us. The truth is that you can create love for yourself and you can do it with the RIGHT person. Written by a behavior therapist, here is how to fall in love."
John from Fearless Men sends
us "How
to Break-Up With Your Girlfriend-The Right Way," which is a post
that every man involved in relationships of any sort should take a
gander at.
Self-Improvement
From the Self-Help
Happiness Blog, David Leonhardt brings us "Three
Lessons from The Science of Self-Control," saying, "Whether it’s about getting our emotional
lives under control, learning how to focus on our goals, or sticking to
a diet, self-control is key."
For the Ladies
Hailing from Tamika Lanelle
- Thinking Out Loud, Tamika submits "DNR-R
(Do Not Resuscitate Relationship)," focused on talking people out of getting back together with
their exes. Personally, I'm of the same mind as Tamika here (i.e.,
getting back together with an ex is a bad move and wastes both of your
time), and for a lot of the same reasons she lists here. Though it's
written for women, it applies across the board.
Wrapping Up
... and that wraps us up for the twelfth edition of the Carnival of Dating Advice. If you're reading this and want to submit for next time, check out the guidelines here.
Hope you found these articles fun and useful. Tune in next time for more great posts from around the Internet.
Yours,
Chase Amante
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Comments
Thank You
Even though I am not a follower of the Art, I must say that your practical psychology approach is awesome - in fact, it is not about seduction per se, but about evolving and self-growth with examples based on relations with women.
Re: Thank You
Thanks for the approbation, Victor. Glad you find the angle here a good one - it's a lot more fun to right than the vague / wishy-washy stuff, too!
Cheers,
Chase
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