SMPWC Date Report Card
Useful insights in dating preparation and after-the-fact verdicts
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Relationships, Love/Romance
| Author: | FLAG | ISBN: | 9780995961012 |
| Publisher: | FLAG | Publication: | April 13, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | FLAG |
| ISBN: | 9780995961012 |
| Publisher: | FLAG |
| Publication: | April 13, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Dear reader,
A booklet to enable you in reviewing in pinpointing and giving FORM to how you feel about someone you just dated. Date Report Card also asks questions and provides elements to place yourself or (re)define yourself in relation to the people you meet. A fantastic tool to eliminate vagueness and find out exactly where you stand.
Also suggests ideas relative to your dating age-group and criteria to ditch or hold on, depending on the situation.
Some readers will hugely benefit from the exercise, but all readers will find value in navigating the traits and character of their prospective partners. This book touches ever so briefly on sex, but Prince(ss) (the OTHER MAIN book) and the Relationship Report Card to follow are far more extensive in exploring the vagaries of intimacy.
This Report Card finds its roots and foundation in the extensive research completed to write Someday My Prince(ss) Will Come! Or Not! Both women and men will benefit from a perhaps altered perspective.
Dear reader,
A booklet to enable you in reviewing in pinpointing and giving FORM to how you feel about someone you just dated. Date Report Card also asks questions and provides elements to place yourself or (re)define yourself in relation to the people you meet. A fantastic tool to eliminate vagueness and find out exactly where you stand.
Also suggests ideas relative to your dating age-group and criteria to ditch or hold on, depending on the situation.
Some readers will hugely benefit from the exercise, but all readers will find value in navigating the traits and character of their prospective partners. This book touches ever so briefly on sex, but Prince(ss) (the OTHER MAIN book) and the Relationship Report Card to follow are far more extensive in exploring the vagaries of intimacy.
This Report Card finds its roots and foundation in the extensive research completed to write Someday My Prince(ss) Will Come! Or Not! Both women and men will benefit from a perhaps altered perspective.
