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expertise: over 7000 questions answered...B.A. Psychology Bates College;graduate study, Fordham Univ. School Social Work; technical editor, "dating for dummies", 2d edition, by dr joy browne; thoughtful consideration of your question, then insightful advice about love,romance and related issues given in an objective, non-judgmental manner...over 20 years of personal experience in both short and long term relationships...longer term consultations are available upon request...life experience: personal involvement in many relationships where issues of love, sex, intimacy, trust, etc., had to be dealt with and resolved...just having "experiences", however, isn`t enough...it`s the thoughtful reflection upon and analysis of what happened and why, that leads to learning and enlightenment...so tell me what`s on your mind and i`ll try to help, or tell you if i can`t...thanks

Dr. Dennis W. Neder

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I'm able to answer any sort of question related to the approach, meeting people, dating, sex, relationships, break-ups, non-legal marriage and divorce questions, and anything in between. I've helped over 30,000 people with their individual issues. IMPORTANT: Please, PLEASE don't ask me, "what was he thinking..." or "why did he say..." types of questions! I DO NOT READ MINDS! There are 1,001 reasons why someone does what they do, says what they say or thinks what they think. If you *REALLY* want to know what they were thinking, saying or why they were acting that way - go ask them! Be sure to check out my FAQ's on my website at: http://beingaman.com. You can email me directly at: dwneder@beingaman.com

Michael Talks Behavior, Culture and Relationships

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A combination of the study of human behavior, the psychology behind those actions, interviews and 6 years of daily fieldwork. Behavior, for both genders, is often about unspoken feelings, underlying motives and patterns. Learning to recognize what you're seeing in others and how to interpret the meaning will tell you what people are really thinking and why they're acting as they are. Understanding others is also about what is said and what isn't, what words are used and which ones aren't. The devil, it is said, is in the details. Subtleties matter. They often determine whether you connect as you desire, have disharmony or nothing at all with someone. If you are knowledgeable, naturally focused, experienced and perceptive, you can almost predict with certainty what is coming next. Please share what country you live in and if you are comfortable doing so, list the city. Also do me a small effort but big-impact favor and type your questions in more than one paragraph so it's easier to read. Thank you. :) Now on Facebook at Michael's Quick Help and on Twitter at @MichaelsQH.

Robert Lee

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I was lucky to have a grandmother that was wise beyond her years and she passed information on to me. She gave me the most important piece of information anyone could possess in order to understand people. She taught me that everybody is the same.
People all share similiar dislikes and likes, they thrive on the same things, they are discouraged by the same things. She taught me to not see color in the way I conducted my life.

I have been a member of certain organizations that were designed to assist people in moments of crisis.

I can honestly say that any advice I give would be as unbiased as possible. Basically I just pass along things I have learned in life to other's in hopes that it will help them find peace. We do this by looking inside ourselves, learning to relate to other people, to sympathize with their pain and to truly try to help.

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Elena Solomon

Australia
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I am a professional dating coach. I can answer any question about dating, love, relationships, and commitment: - How to get a date - What to say to a girl or guy - What to talk about on a date (and what not to talk about!) - How to ask her out - How to find out if she or he is interested in you - What to do if he isn't calling - How to start dating again after you've been out of the game for a while - How to move from a date to a relationship - How to stop dating jerks - How to get married - How to break up with your girlfriend or boyfriend and still stay friends - etc, etc If you want an advice from a "dating professional", this is what I do for a living!

Murphy Smith

U.S.
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I can answer any general relationship / dating questions.

James Preece

U.K.
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I'm the UK's leading Dating Coach. I'm the only Dating Expert to actually work in the dating industry and I'm happy to answer any dating queries you have.

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2010-02-08 Attracting guys:

Hello Wendy! They key to what's going on is in the word "hint". Wendy, I see women using this word - and doing what I think you're doing - all the time. Here's the problem: Men and women communicate

2010-02-08 dating and dogs:

Hello Jef! Make no mistake about it - when you date a woman with dogs, cats OR kids - you are dating the entire "pack" all at the same time. If you don't care for pets, kids, whatever, these are

2010-02-08 dating energy:

Hello Jef! Even a broken clock is right twice a day. That metaphor applies here because yes, in fact non-sexual energy does build. Consider this: even when you're fighting, you're still building

2010-02-08 Should I meet her when I have a scar on my face:

Hi, Many thanks for your question. I don't think this is something that you need to worry too much about. I know it seems like a huge deal to you but it's really not something most people are going

2010-02-07 Possibly Being Played...:

Rebecca: If I were you I would ask him what his intentions are but since he has not told you that he wants more than just sex from you I seriously doubt if he will say that he wants more since he has

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