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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", 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 uponrequest...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

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Thanks so much! I know you are right and hopefully I will build the courage to do it as soon as possible
(Dana on 10/06/08)
Your response was short and to the point. :-) Thats exactly what I need to do...chill, and stop worrying about the future...if I am that worried abo
(Baby Babby on 09/23/08)
Thank you very much for your reply! I was feeling petty...now I have a little validation. Thank you!
(Ginny on 09/08/08)
thank you soooooo much!
(airis on 08/19/08)
Thank you Azure. To the point !! Regards Phil
(Phiip on 08/18/08)
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Recent Answers from Azure
2008-09-28  32 years younger:  anything is possible, but you've let your emotions/expectations get WAY ahead of reality; certainly the age thing, while not insurmountable, can cause relevant practical issues; however the even greater...
2008-09-23  24 yr old female dating 18 yr old male, after dating a 28 yr old male:  you're getting way ahead of yourself; at the beginning, it's SUPPOSED to be fun--you can't expect to do a major analysis as to long term potential after a few hours/days of being together; the only way...
2008-09-17  Dating for one year...:  as to the smaller question, it's up to him to call YOU; as to the bigger question, i'm not sure what you're asking; i do know that when guys become aware of "competition", they kick their offering up a...
2008-09-07  Younger BF's Family:  your concerns are reasonable; the mother's antics put the son in a tough spot, as it's hard to say no to a mother; however, you can encourage him to try and counsel the mother to "shape up", and inform...
2008-08-19  younger man:  with the new information provided, his plan seems reasonable, considering the fact that you'll still be close enough to see each other regularly and that he does appear committed to a long term relationship...
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