This concludes from Maryanne Comaroto’s previous post.

Then he wanted tips for singles and people without dates to cope with Valentine’s Day. “Valentine’s Day can go down two ways, as a day to be coped with or to be celebrated, just like anything in life. You can take it half empty or half full. Seriously, why wait for chocolates and flowers? Send ‘em to yourself. Go have that massage, or stay home, light a fire, read poetry aloud, start a bubble bath. Here’s the deal: life will treat you EXACTLY how you treat yourself. So dive in and use Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to love yourself! I promise, if you do this with real sincerity, you won’t be alone for long.

Where are the hot spots to meet people for romance and great dates these days, he wondered?

“Again, it’s not about some special place: there’s nothing out there if you really want to know the truth, only an exact reflection of what inside of you right now. For example, I met my husband in my dream, eight years before I ever met in him real life, name and all! So stop, take care to know who you are, what you want and then simply focus on that. Okay, you likely will have to leave your home, but not before you are prepared. Remember what are you hungry for? Unless you’re not picky; then see above restaurant list.

You don’t want more of what you’ve already had; disappointment and failure, right? If you think you’re ready, just go, go out to places that make you happy and do things you love that are in alignment with your real self.

“To recap: look within, find out who you are and what you want, then go out there and do what you love!”

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