Dating Should Be About Sharing and Giving Without Expectations
When a person desires a wholesome healthy beautiful relationship while believing he or she has what it takes to secure their hearts desire due to their confidence based on charisma, charm, and exterior accessories, the very same person they pulled and displayed in their world as their person, their partner, the best thing that ever happened to them, the person of their dreams, sharing smiles and activities amongst friends and family, even social media is the same person they no longer can stand, despise, respect, and most likely hate. My question is, what causes that switch? And why is this pattern so fluent? Could it be based on the environment and influence we grew up under? And are we willing to give ourselves the chance to go through a shading process to eliminate the inherent behaviors that’s caused us to feel alone and empty inside? It is totally up to you.

I am a happy father of two healthy beautiful children. I enjoy eating fresh fruits and vegetables. I take pride and joy in building a quality relationship with myself, which in turn sprinkles to those around me and all over the world.

Why I Don’t Date is a deeply personal, philosophical, and reflective work that challenges modern dating culture by prioritizing emotional intelligence, self-awareness, spiritual grounding, and authentic connection over superficial romantic pursuits.