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It may be a life-long dream, or an idea you’ve finally embraced after years of being single — whatever your situation — I bet somewhere in the depths of your mind you have a nagging, desperate feeling that marriage is never going to happen for you.
I know exactly how you feel.
I was single into my early 50’s — and an expert on being needy and desperate — but I changed all that. I’ve been married to the love of my life now for 15 years and I can help you do the same.
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by Virginia Clark
on April 10, 2025
If your first date with a man is only mildly interesting and leaves you feeling rather blah, you may be tempted to write him off and move on. Beware: this might be a dating mistake that could affect the rest of your life.
First dates are deceiving. You may decide within the first 10 minutes of meeting someone that you’re not attracted to him and that will color your perception of him for the entire evening. Once you’ve told yourself, “I don’t feel that spark,” your mind could close to the possibility of it ever being kindled.
Since most men and women are looking for instant sexual attraction on the first date, if it’s not there, a second date is out of the question. Without that “special feeling,” you see no reason to see him again.
But there’s something you need to know. It’s been found that about 75% of married women say they married a man who was not their “type.” Now think about that. A man who’s your type turns you on, he’s the man that you spot across a crowded room and are drawn to without being able to help yourself.
That means that if these women married men that they normally wouldn’t be interested in, at some point in the dating process the man became their type. Over time they developed a physical attraction to a man who they normally wouldn’t consider a good match.
What does that mean for you? It means that physical chemistry [continue reading…]
by Virginia Clark
on January 11, 2025
Growing up in America is taking longer than it did in the 1970’s. Kids used to be up and out of their parent’s homes at 17 or 18; now kids are living with mom and dad well into their 20’s.
So it’s not surprising that the age for getting married and having children has also been pushed ahead; woman and men are waiting longer to marry and start families.
There are major benefits to marrying later in life. If you’re single and feel you’ve missed the boat after 40, it’s not true!
Here are a few great reasons that getting married after 40 rocks!
1. You’ve learned that “this too shall pass”
By the time you reach 40 you’ve been through many of life’s highs and lows. You’ve had times of celebration and times of mourning and regret. When you’re young it feels that heartbreak will last forever, but now you know that’s not the case and the one thing you can count on is change. Yes, this too shall pass.
2. You no longer care so much what other people think.
This is the freedom that comes with maturity. After 40 you are more willing to take greater risks and be more adventurous with your choices of life style and the men you date. Your family and friend’s no longer [continue reading…]
by Virginia Clark
on December 26, 2024
New Year’s Eve is one of those “couple centric holidays” that many of us dread. The pressure of not having a date on New Year’s Eve can be more daunting than not having one for Valentine’s Day.
Add to that the fear that how we end last year will have a bearing on how the New Year will unfold. It’s a superstition that’s hard to fight. If you have no one to kiss at midnight, it doesn’t bode well for your love life in the year ahead. It can leave you feeling totally discouraged and hopeless about finding love…ever.
It’s natural to feel depressed being dateless on the biggest “date night” of the year. You know there’s a fabulous party going on but you don’t know where and anyway, you’re not invited. You won’t have the opportunity to wear your favorite dress and heels. You won’t be dancing with a funny hat and blowing a noisemaker at midnight. You won’t be toasting with expensive champagne or looking deeply into a man’s eyes as you embrace and share a passionate kiss.
But you know what, you can have that experience next year if that’s what you want, and in the meantime you can have [continue reading…]
by Virginia Clark
on October 21, 2024
I know many of you are struggling trying to find true love. It’s a quest that can seem so random and allusive. The hard part is that it feels as though you’ve absolutely no control over when or how it will happen.
Most of life is like that, we go along and then something unexpected happens and we have to adjust to the change. But you can determine the nature of the change you want and be more prepared when it happens.
You can use your mind to help you manifest your desires. Follow the steps below and if you do all of them together and consistently, I guarantee you will be able to bring true love into your life.
The 5 Steps to Manifesting Your True Love:
- Know it’s going to happen. You have to come to the decision that you won’t take “no” for an answer. You have to recognize that your deep desire for a loving partner is proof that you are not meant to be alone. You have to feel in your bones that you are meant for true love and stand in that knowing no matter what the outside world is showing you.
- Get your conscious and subconscious minds on the same page. This step requires that you explore and unearth your underlying beliefs about men and relationships. This isn’t always easy; it’s called the subconscious for a reason. I didn’t know I had [continue reading…]
