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dadycandoit: First of all, a man should never ask a woman if he can kiss her, as she will only say, a man should never “ask” for a kiss.

Asking her for a kiss will only make a man look like a boy, which is what a woman is not interested in, and even if she says “yes”, it could mean she is just being polite, while on the inside her attraction meter will read a firm, “No”.

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dadycandoit: wat can u say?does it really hurt a guy wen he discovers that hes not the first in your life?he loves u,but does it really bothers him, or his EGO hurts a lot?hmnnnn, wat do u think? Read more at; http://www.dadycandoit.com/blog

dadycandoit: If you’re trying to figure out how to get over a broken heart then you’re probably going through a pretty awful time right now. Your relationship is over, you feel heartbroken and you want something to make the pain go away. I understand what you’re going through and I know just how bad it feels so I decided to write an article and record a video that share 5 key tips for healing a broken heart...continue to read more at http://dadycandoit.com/love-and-relationship-tips/how-to-get-over-a-broken-heart/

dadycandoit: There used to be a romantic stigma for single women who made money, but those days are numbered

Today’s high-earning women are justly proud of their paychecks — I explore the rise of the female breadwinner in this week’s TIME cover story — but they still often feel that men will be intimidated rather than attracted to them as potential mates. They think their success will seem too threatening and be held against them. As a result, some women in the dating pool devise camouflage mechanisms. A young ob-gyn working in Pittsburgh tells men she meets that she “works at the hospital, taking care of patients” — subtly encouraging the idea that she’s a nurse, not a doctor. When a university vice president in south Texas was on the dating market, she would vaguely tell men she worked in the school’s administrative offices and avoid letting them walk her to her car for fear they would see her BMW. “I want them to give me a chance,” says the Pittsburgh doctor. “I want them to at least not walk away immediately.” ...Continue to read more at http://dadycandoit.com/business-economy/why-men-are-attracted-to-high-earning-women

dadycandoit: wat can u say?does it really hurt a guy wen he discovers that hes not the first in your life?he loves u,but does it really bothers him, or his EGO hurts a lot?hmnnnn, wat do u think? Read more at; http://www.dadycandoit.com/blog

dadycandoit: The truest statement in the history of relationships regarding whether you should propose or not is also the most vague: “When you know, you know.”

Guys in great relationships or happy marriages know exactly what it means. It means: “I can’t explain it; I just know that when I look at my wife, she’s the only one for me and I want to share my life with her.”

For other guys, the “when you know, you know” phrase translates roughly to: “It’s a crapshoot, pal. You’re on your own with the whole ‘knowing’ thing.” Which leads this second group of guys to ask: “Know what? What the hell am I supposed to know?”

How do you “Know”?

There is no real answer to this, other than “know” encompasses everything. It includes knowing you love your girlfriend/wife-to-be, knowing that she loves you, knowing that she’s your best friend, knowing that you’re hers, knowing that she’ll make a great parent, knowing that she’ll take care of you, knowing that you won’t mind taking care of her, knowing that among all the other girlfriends you had, this amazing woman was waiting for you the whole time and none of your past ladies could ever compare to her.

To not “know” means you’re feeling the opposite about some of these things. (Hopefully only some — if you feel the opposite about your girlfriend on all of the above, why even bother dating her?Unless she’s Brooklyn Decker — in which case, hang in as long as you can). Fortunately, when you’re no longer uncomfortable, uncertain or “un” anything involving your significant other (most of all, unsure) that’s when you “know.” And when you know, you know, which means it might be time to propose.

Be this guy
Here are a dozen very important things to think about when you get to this point: , continue to read more at:
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dadycandoit: There used to be a romantic stigma for single women who made money, but those days are numbered

Today’s high-earning women are justly proud of their paychecks — I explore the rise of the female breadwinner in this week’s TIME cover story — but they still often feel that men will be intimidated rather than attracted to them as potential mates. They think their success will seem too threatening and be held against them. As a result, some women in the dating pool devise camouflage mechanisms. A young ob-gyn working in Pittsburgh tells men she meets that she “works at the hospital, taking care of patients” — subtly encouraging the idea that she’s a nurse, not a doctor. When a university vice president in south Texas was on the dating market, she would vaguely tell men she worked in the school’s administrative offices and avoid letting them walk her to her car for fear they would see her BMW. “I want them to give me a chance,” says the Pittsburgh doctor. “I want them to at least not walk away immediately.” ...Continue to read more at http://dadycandoit.com/business-economy/why-men-are-attracted-to-high-earning-women