Posts Tagged ‘dating’

To pursue or be pursued?

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

I’ve been thinking that perhaps certain women just aren’t designed to pursue men. Perhaps this explains how a woman can go from hardly thinking about a man to obsessing about him over night after initiating just one phone call. Or, how a characteristically calm, composed woman becomes panicked the moment her pursuee doesn’t text her back. 

If you find yourself tied up in knots while awaiting a return message perhaps you would be better off being pursed. Maybe you would be at your best if he did the pursuing, the calling, the initiating. If you were not born to be a pursuer, just as some of us were not born to be brain surgeons, and you assume the role of pursuer, you may end up clamoring your way along with anxiety and panic conducting you.

If you would actually prefer to go about your day devoid of fretting and freaking out, then you must allow for him to pursue you. This is going to take a whole new belief in yourself and a new action plan. It will require the faith that you will attract the right person if you stay committed to the course that brings the best in you out. This means staying away from the behavior (aka pursuing) that arouses panic and other forms of freaking-out-ness.

Imagine how lovely it would be to have his love in pursuit of you. And, imagine yourself in the absence of fear as his pursuee.

On living up to yourself,

Carrie

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More on He’s Just Not That Into You.

Monday, July 27th, 2009

I have received several inquirires for more information regarding my post He’s Just not that into you.  Today I am going to blog a little more about this one central idea: 

“Every choice a woman makes is on board with the relationship she has formed with herself” Debra Ollivier

I invite you to begin to bring more mindfulness to the choices you are making in your life, in particular to those in your relationships or dating experiences.

If  you were to string your past decisions and actions together, as a collection what would they tell about your relationship with yourself? Is it based on self respect and a deep caring for your life? Does it reflect the most highest regard for yourself? Does it boast an abundance of self worth? Does it demonstrate practicing discretion – for example making choices and taking action that is in pursuit of all that you wish for?

I believe until you stand up for your worthiness and until you make choices that form an alliance with your heart and your values, all of your wonderful qualities will remain invisible to men.  This is why cultivating a relationship with yourself that is founded on a commitment to yourself is necessary in order to attract the quality of men and experiences you desire.

In the interest of cultivating a relationship that reflects a woman who is first and foremost dedicated to herself, here are a few questions you can ask yourself going forward:

What does doing x say about my commitment to myself?

What does doing x reveal about my level of interest in protecting my worthiness?

If I do x, will I be taking a stand for all that I am?

On living up to yourself,

Carrie

 

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