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LJ Knight Presents: How To Survive The First 6 Months Of Dating

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I love the fellas but ladies, this one is for you. Once the book is purchased the copy will be sent to you via email. The purpose of this book is to guide women who are either new to the dating world or find themselves repeating the same mistake in love. They want a healthy, long lasting relationship but are unaware of how to set the foundation for one. Well, struggle no more ladies. In this book I will highlight some common mistakes that women make in the early dating stages of a relationship that lead to the demise of the relationship or lead to the woman setting precedents in the relationship that they later regret. Don't go into your next relationship unprepared and unaware of what it is YOU truly want. This book will help you determine the relationship and partner that will work best for you.

 

Check out an excerpt from my new E-Book- How To Survive The First 6 Months Of Dating: 

 

                                                       

 

Don’t Give Too Much Too Soon
Another one of my personal dating faux pas that I see women commit constantly is giving too much to their man too soon. They are so eager to get him to see how special they are, how different they are from other women, that they overdue it. They give up their hearts, love, bodies, spirit, EVERYTHING to this man without knowing if he is worthy of such rewards. Without knowing if he even wants them! When he disappoints them by neglecting their hearts, they are then hurt and victimize themselves. But wait! Who told you to do so much? Who told you that he was worthy of all of your good loving? Did you take the time to get to know him? To determine whether he would even be able to appreciate what you have to offer. Not many women do. We assume that because we are into him that he is just as into us. We assume that he sees how much we care for him and that he would never do anything to betray that trust. We do all this without knowing who we are truly dealing with. We go in eyes closed, full hearted and hope for the best. We give and give without knowing if this man is willing to give equally to us. We ignore the signs that he may have given acknowledging that he is unable to give to us and we proceed anyway. With the expectation that he will HAVE to give because it is only fair. After all, if he sees what a good woman you are, how much you care for him, how good you treat him then he will have no option but to reciprocate right? No. He has the option to be reacting undeservingly towards your love. He has the option to disregard it or be unappreciative towards it. Especially if he does not feel that he earned it or never expressed a desire for that from you. Believe it or not, men want to work for us. They appreciate and want to know that you love yourself enough to not just give your heart to anyone. Of course there always exceptions to this rule, some men want the easy women, the women who don’t put up a fight. Who accept whatever they give them. These are the women who they do not respect. They don’t feel a connection to women who they do not appreciate or see as equals. She is a plaything. He might love her but at what cost to her? How much did she have to give and give and give for him to finally see her in her full value? I just don’t think that any woman should have to go through that for a man. The key word here is reciprocity. You give what you are given. If you find yourself giving and giving to a man and never receiving the same amount if not more of love, dedication, emotion, and endearment from him then it is time for you to re access the situation. Stop trying to rationalize and realize that there isn’t a damn thing wrong with you wanting someone to love you and to care for your heart as much as you do theirs. There is also nothing wrong with you pumping the brakes on giving freely all of your love and affection if you do not feel you are receiving the same in return, in fact I recommend it. Jay-Z said in the song “Soon You’ll Understand” “’If the feelings too intense, it’s pimp or die”, a man tends to feel smothered when a women gives that deeply of herself, especially this early in the relationship. I hear self-proclaimed relationship gurus like Steve Harvey give advice to women like we should patiently wait on the man to love us back and just play our role etc... I ask you ladies, who the hell has time for that? Who’s to say that this man will ever truly “see” you? Your time is far too valuable to waste waiting on someone to wake up and get with the program. Don’t get me wrong, love, real love is not an overnight guarantee. It takes time and nurturing but if you feel that you have given your all to a man, the price is getting too high and you are not being reciprocated then it is time for you to pack your bags. I joke but I’m serious. My point is that you should never have to convince a man that you are special. If he wants to see it, then he will on his own accord and not because you devote every ounce of your energy into him. You want to know a secret about a man that is lacking internally in this way? Nothing you do will satisfy him. No amount of love, giving, sacrifice from you will be satisfactory. He will bleed you dry and will want more and more from you because he is the one that is lacking. An emotionally healthy man does not require that you give him your soul in order to prove to him that you are in love and are devoted to him. Within the first 6 months of dating, if you are already that exhausted from dating your man then take a moment to imagine how you will feel 6 years from then. How exhausted and drained you will be. If the thought of this frightens you then this is another warning sign that you should reconsider who you are dating and how much giving you are doing for them and the lack of reciprocation.

 

 

Now that you have read an excerpt, get your copy of my new E-Book immediately! You need this information ladies before you enter the dating world. It is a jungle out there! Use these tools to maintain a healthy relationship.

 

 

 

Don't believe the hype? Check out a few reviews from some of the recent readers:

 

 

 

Ashley J-" I already like going to Yeahshesaidit every day because of the honest point of views. The book came with the same honesty that is needed when you are dating. You need to know the things that LJ talks about in this book in relation to dating and choosing the right man for you. A must read. "

 

 

Erica D- "What I liked about the book is that she wasn't man bashing. It was more about trying to provide women with information so that they can preserve their relationship with the man they are dating. Real talk."

 

 

Roz M. - "I really like that LJ uses her own experience as examples of mistakes she made in love. On page 13 she mentions how she let a guy she had only been dating for a few months move in with her and how the relationship dissolved afterwards because she did not really know him. It reminds women not to move too fast and to enjoy the dating experience. "

 

 

Taleice R.- "Bravo! There are many antiquated and out of context books designed for women written by men- and emotionally distraught women from all over who want answers buy books written by men to benefit "men" - I think this female perspective written by LJ Knight really empowers as well as gives insight to women. I believe the main focus is the demographic of urban, educated professional women who have it all but the man they desire in their lives. LJ masterfully helps that demographic- myself included Check ourselves w/o wrecking ourselves and that is a balanced viewpoint I can respect. Miss LJ this book is a great start to something amazing- keep writing, keep learning, keep growing! -Love It."

 

 

 

You Can Learn more about the E- book or purchase it at Yeahshesaidit.com.

 


 

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