By Karen Salmansohn
I know before I got hitched, I used to joke that if we all had a one-in-a-million chance of meeting the right guy, I only had about two or three guys left to go out with. I felt like I’d dated nearly every eligible (and non-eligible) man in my city. We’ve all heard the old line that you’ve got be willing to kiss a lot of frogs before you meet your prince, and I was. (Actually, looking back, it wasn’t the frogs I minded kissing, but the pigs, dogs and so forth.)
Anyway... my point: It’s often difficult to find the right person — so when you do, you want to be sure that you’re not just a finder, but a keeper. That you’ve got what it takes to keep the relationship moving forward.
I believe there are three differences between being merely a finder, but not a keeper—and being a finder and a keeper when it comes to love. Let me share how to do both in three simple steps:
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- Chris Martin
- "...the quintessential everyman, he's a little bit of everything that we're all striving for... mostly the search for the truth in our lives. From poignant notions of love to our own inescapable lascivious tendencies, from mundane to the outlandish, on that journey we face tough questions, but even tougher decisions. He'll take you on his journey and back, he won't promise you enlightenment (who can?), but you can at least be assured of a good time. Thanks..." - boyzco
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