Respect the Lineup, Make the Move and Meet New Singles
It’s a given I’m not your typical cheesball single man, all too occupied by sitting at home without a date instead of living it up with friends. I’d bet people haven’t seen me post on great dating and relationships. Not a fan of the drama.
Helplessness is an unfortunate foreign condition and totally neglected in my pedigree. Let me go on, I’ll level with you, I had no choice but to escape from a 3-year fling and I felt a great deal for but essentially carried on to nowhere. So somone would say its been a few years since I dated someone new. I’m missing the great expectations for dating I used to enjoy.
Living free and single isn’t bad. I know one thing, I won’t sit tight, faithfully watching Star Trek Enterprise on DVD. The number one factor behind this bout of temporary dating lameness? My coworkers are stiffs, and everyone else is boring.
My former college friend, Brandon, who has never had dating apathy, sympathized because he is currently somewhere he can relate. He linked me to the Great Expectations Dating service. I enjoy meeting fun singles who meet my values. Go figure, I bit the bullet and paid the membership fee to get started.
Here’s the deal, you wouldn’t be disappointed due to going dateless if ya haven’t picked up the phone. As my old football coach Chris Neelon repeated to no end with a smile, “There’s other fish in the bowl, turbo.”
Sheer genius, right? But, Coach was a source of truth without being self-righteous. He was good humored. This fantastic company offering matchmaking services in Dallas that I use definitely would have short circuted the old man’s brain.
Through great expectations I breezily chatted with some substantive and desirable ladies that catch my expectations. I truthfully had a good time with some intelligently incredible singles. I ducked out of the mixer a little early with a sweet farewell, in addition to the fact that I developed some social networking acquaintances for work. Right on!
Take action. Can’t be happy if you don’t. Take it from me, you might as well have great expectations for yourself.
Respectfully,
Josiah
