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Know your own answer
Working out what you want before you ask anyone else.
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Expectations, out loud, without the awkwardness.
Most dating mix-ups aren't anyone being a villain. Two people just quietly wanted different things and neither said so. This manual is about saying where you're at, asking where they're at, and dealing honestly with the answer, whatever "relationship" means to the two of you.
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Working out what you want before you ask anyone else.
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Putting your position into one or two honest sentences.
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Asking where they are and actually hearing it.
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When to have it, how to open it, and how to leave room for any answer.
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Different wants, handled kindly, including walking away well.
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Checking in as things change, without making every evening a meeting.
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No. It works just as well for something casual. Clear is the point, not committed.
It gives example lines to adapt. Your own words always beat borrowed ones.
There's a whole chapter on that. It's chapter 05.
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