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Friday, May 27, 2016

Attract Women The Secret To Kissing A Woman

By Lee Rosenberg


I want to discuss something that has been plaguing men since the dawn of time. You meet a girl. Shes smart, shes charming, and, most importantly, shes pretty.

You take her out on a few dates. Everything seems to go well except for one thing: you havent kissed her.

To make matters worse, she hasnt given you any signs that she wants to be kissed.

Or has she?

Women fear looking loose, so most of them wont make a move on men.

Instead, theyll throw out subtle clues that theyre interested.

If you arent adept at picking up on these bread crumbs, you will miss out on a chance to kiss her.

Heres what to look for:

1) Playing with her hair: When women are interesting in a guy, theyll twirl their hair.

2) The doggy dinner bowl look: When women are interested in a guy theyll gape at him the same way a dog gapes at its dinner bowl.

3) Incessant touching: If a woman keeps touching you, its a good sign that she wants to be kissed. You can also test to see if she wants to be kissed. Run your fingers through the back of a womans hair. Then grab a chunk of her hair and gently tug at the roots. If she doesnt pull away, she wants to be kissed.

If its a loud venue, talk in an almost whisper, so she has to lean in. Then start rubbing your lips against her ear. If she doesnt move away, she wants to be kissed.

A huge caveat: If youve been on more than two dates with a woman and havent kissed her, youre in trouble. You will fall into what I call "friend zone."

She may even start telling you about other guys that she is interested in. Dont let this happen. Make a move no later than the second date.




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Monday, April 4, 2016

Retiring as a Single Woman

Retiring as a Single Woman
by Lee Johnson

Retiring single is much less daunting than in prior generations. Part of the reason is that its now socially acceptable. Women desire independence, but dont want to be disconnected from people. This is actually easy to achieve when your social network of friends and family is well developed and local.

I believe that its not only culturally acceptable to retire single, but it can be more rewarding. Single women often have a much broader social network than married women. A recently divorced woman in her 50s told me that her husband was so unfriendly to her friends, they stopped visiting. Her network gradually disappeared and stayed that way for many years. After her divorce, her social recovery involved many more friends and has social engagements any night of the week if she wants. She is more socially connected now than when married.


When a man is not in your life, youre freer to do what you enjoy and what benefits you the most. Some of you may think that means doing more things alone. But, there is nothing wrong with doing things alone while you always have your social network to fall back on. So, part of retiring alone is that you must be the first one to accept and want it. If this is a calculated decision based on proper planning, youll feel more confident and energized to embrace it.

The chances are that as your network develops, you will be doing less and less alone. Our goal is to always stay connected to the friends and family of our choice. A boyfriend can be part of this network, since being single only means you are not married or cohabiting. Im not suggesting celibacy unless that is your conscience decision. Im suggesting an independent life that you control and decide when to bond or not bond with the opposite gender. There is no pressure to preform or follow the expectations of others unless you choose to do so. You may need to explain your position to a boyfriend and request his acceptance of such.

Retiring as a Single Woman

Single women I know that are successful at networking, claim they are happy not dating and dont feel they miss anything. So, I can personally verify that happy and successful adjustments can be made. That being said, being single is not for everyone. Whether you are an introvert(internally focused) or extrovert may matter. Since these types may be genetic and hard wired into your brain, you might want to see where you fit. Most of us know which type we are. If you are an introvert, you enjoy spending time alone and tend not to miss people. So, this lifestyle may be more suitable for the introvert who enjoys more solitude.

If you are thinking about taking the single path in retirement, look into you past first. How happy are you on your own? Do you tend to get lonely when not around people? Does a lot of social contact exhaust you? Its just about understand your social needs. If you have a history of doing well with solitude and dont crave social contact, this might be for you. If so, the better developed your retirement plan is, the more enjoyment youll get out of it.

In conclusion, retiring single is now an acceptable and viable option for women. A well developed social network provides the mental stimulation and emotional support needed. Having a boyfriend is just part of the network. Being introverted makes this lifestyle easier to adapt to. Women I know who make this adjustment, feel they have a happy and complete life.

Ive always felt that the best retirement is based on your personality type. What society or past generation did has nothing to do with you because they dont have your character. So, embracing independence in retirement is a personal decision based on prior success with independent living. L. Johnson

More: http://www.creativeretirementforwomen.com

More Information:

A NEW BOOK FOR THE INTELLIGENT WOMAN PLANNING A SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT http://www.amazon.com/Creative-Retirement-Women-solution-couples/dp/1500705926/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1430164865&sr=8-1&keywords=creative+retirement+for+women

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