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Dating
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Connect. Connect. Connect.
By Kelly Leary, M.S.
What you do today can improve all your tomorrows.~~Ralph So...let’s build up the courage to make some changes this typically super positive and the
Marston October. We know many feel dating is not fun in this tech stories about online dating are
Halloween Greetings! If you think dating is a spooky event, charged era--but it is a NECESSITY. We are neurologically super negative. Why? Because
we are here to provide a few hot tips to curb your fears. Dating wired to CONNECT. Just check out what’s trending in current it’s true.
in 2022 is DIFFERENT. People have changed and change can pop culture. There are many shows today about the struggles of Moreover, with the influx of
be a good thing too. finding love in our society. The stories about matchmakers are new single/divorced/widowed
residents in our area, the
number of people looking for
new friends (romantic or not)
has been skyrocketing. It is
time to get off the couch, shut
off your screens and leave your
comfort zone before your get too stuck in your ways. The future
is brighter than you think--you just have to trust and be willing
to take a risk. Ready. Set. Go.
The following tips are based on actual events:
Beware of keyboard warriors and online dating repeat
offenders. Heed the “texting trap.” Men are asking women out
via text, women are breaking up with men via text, and high
voltage words are exchanged that would have NEVER been
said in person. Many singles have “textationships” instead of
“relationships.” For some, cyber life is replacing real life. It is
actually being mistaken for real love or worse. Nothing beats an
in-person recommendation.
Get to know one another and don’t jump to quick
judgments. Be open-minded. Be flexible with your wishlist and
don’t make it too long or you will be alone forever. Don’t ask a
man on the first date when he plans to have his first child (true
story) and don’t ask a woman inappropriate questions on a first
date (especially if they are too intimate). Don’t blast someone a
long text if they don’t call you back within five minutes. This is
a pet-peeve for me.
Know your league. Generally, you should stay age appropriate
and if you want someone much younger, hopefully you have much
to offer to balance the scales of time. I recommend you don’t ask
for “The Rock” if you prefer to spend the day watching television
on the sofa enjoying your fifth ice cream sandwich. There is a
better match for you. It might not be Blake Shelton but he will
be awesome and will love you to pieces! Just FLOW!
Treat yourself this month. Fall is here and the weather is
lovely and YOU DESERVE IT! We can’t wait to meet you!
Happy Halloween!
XOXO, Kelly
#FallIntoLove #PartySeason #HalloweenDateNight
#TellYourFriends
Kelly Leary has 31 years in the dating industry and a
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master’s degree in Psychology. She has been featured in The
2 0 22 / 2 0 2 3 SEASON OF D ANCE ! Palm Beach Post, PalmBeacher Magazine, Sun Sentinel,
The Florida Business Journal, Stuart Magazine and more.
All Revolution Dating members are prescreened first in
December 3 - 4, 2022 phone and then in person. Professional photos are taken
by the staff. Revolution Dating is not online dating or blind
dating. Photographs are taken in the office. All inquiries to the
SnowWhite February 11 - 12, 2023 matchmakers are confidential. For more information, please
call (561) 630-XOXO (9696) or 772-932-HERE (4373) or visit
& OTHER WORKS www.revolutiondating.com.
Around Town Photo:
The following photo
wes taken at Furry Friends
March 31 - April 2, 2023 Animal and Adoption
Clinic in Jupiter earlier this
year. Couples, friends, and
clients of the REV gathered
together to celebrate for a
October 26, 2022 Single and Taken Yappy
TICKETS huge success for people
Hour. This event was a
who Must Love Dogs.
Revolution Dating is big
ON SALE on community love and
philanthropy. This club
also sponsored the annual
Wheels, Wings & Fashion MEET: Furry Friends wonderful
benefiting The Leukemia leaders Jason Gluck, Jeff Collins,
& Lymphoma Society as and Steve Macht and Buddy!
well as Scotch & Sharks
All performances at the which is a social club for gentlemen that contribute to charity,
Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.
the annual “We Rock As Lions” Luncheon benefiting Chasin A
Visit the website: balletpalmbeach.org Dream Foundation which benefits children with life threatening
or call: 561.832.7469 or 800.572.8471 illnesses. Do join our love movement and follow all of the above
on social media.