June 18, 2018
I have vivid (and not always pleasant) memories of the dating scene. There’s a huge amount of pressure to find “the right one.” But how can you know? Who’s really ideal for you? The answers to those questions take a certain amount of introspection. First, you have to know your needs and desires. Do you want to be with someone who lives locally or are you willing to move? Do they need to be handy around the house — or in the kitchen? Is financial stability (and therefore, their earning potential) important to you? Does it matter if they have children from a prior relationship? Next, there’s the chemistry factor. It reminds me of the old Jewish joke of the man in his early 30s whose mother was desperate for him to be married. He was very picky. He had a list of 99 qualities that his ideal bride had to have. One day, he burst in the door and exclaimed to his mother, “Ma! I’ve met her! I’ve met a woman who’s got all…
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