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Expert Profile: Azure

Expertise:  expertise: over 6000 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
Over 20 years personal experience in dating, including both short and long-term relationships.Thoughtful reflection and analysis upon same, as well as providing imput relating to issues of love and romance to friends and acquaintances.

BA, Psychology, Bates College, Lewiston, Me. Graduate study at Fordham University School of Social Work.

Life experience can really be the only teacher in this area; however going through the experience is not enough. What is necessary is a real awareness, sensitivity to, and reflection upon what has happened, what has been lost, what has been gained. Getting beyond one's own insecurities and subjectivities, and seeing the experience in the context of the bigger picture, are essential stepping stones to learning and loving.

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Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:  technical editor, "Dating for Dummies", 2d edition, by dr joy browne..bio update: over 6000 questions answered..
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Recent Answers from Azure
2008-10-11  Falling for an unavailable man being the more involved, needier one isn't the preferable position; he's offering to participate in a casual, in the moment sexual arrangement as long as he does it on HIS terms, and offers NO long term...
2008-10-08  ADVICE ABOUT DIFFICULT RELATIONSHIP getting mad or complaining about not getting what you "deserve", isn't the best approach; you can't in a sense "demand" or argue that she feels and acts a certain way toward you--it needs to come naturally...
2008-10-08  Potential trip with boyfriend. in this case, the rewards outweigh the low risk; the parents' chances of finding out are slim; as for the sex, no one says just because you go away, it HAS to happen; but at 19, and dating 2 years, it...
2008-10-05  why can't I let go???/ probably just insecurity/low self-esteem; you need to INFORM him that either he gets the help he needs, or you're out; there's no magic button that leads to independence without fear of loss; reading up...
2008-09-27  New addition relaxed, confident, secure, trumps the opposites; stop worryin about the guy--it's only if/when she develops a major interest in HIM that you'd have a legitimate concern; she's a young girl that's gonna...
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