A man's "Commitment Tempo" has NOTHING to do with how long you've been together
So, do you seem to unknowingly attract "unavailable" men ? In this email I'm going to teach you why a man will act afraid of a real relationship... And how lots of women both CHOOSE the wrong men ... and bring out the "bad qualities" in the right men and ruin things for themselves. **Quick Tip: Just because you've been happily dating a man for several weeks, months or even years... it doesn't automatically mean he is thinking or feeling " commitment ", or seeking a deeper lasting expression of his LOVE .** If you're like most women, then by experience you already know this to be true. And it scares you. You can spend time with a man, get close, become intimate and bond... and he can still NOT WANT to enter into a relationship with you. So why are so many men "unavailable"? The short answer is because men have a different RELATIONSHIP TIMELINE for wanting to get "serious" with a woman... and a different way of seeing how love and an exclusive committed relationship comes together. But what can you do with this? The first thing you should know is... a man's "Commitment Tempo" (when he'll want to take things to the next level with you) . Don't get yourself hung up on this like lots of other women who try and "convince" a man it's time because however many months have already passed and he SHOULD BE ready. Talking this way to a man is a great way to shoot yourself in the foot and encourage him to pull away. What matters, and what works, is addressing where you both are in terms of your EMOTIONAL CONNECTION ... instead of worrying and talking about TIME.Pages: 1 [2] 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
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