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What your love interest says and what they truly mean can be two completely different things. If their words and actions aren't lining up it could be because what they say isn't really what they mean.

Modern dating is a modern minefield. You need someone you truly connect with everything is going great then without warning the dynamic changes, they’re sending mixed messages, and your confidence you’ve finally found ‘the one’ starts rapidly dwindling.

Unless you have been living under a rock you have more than likely heard these lines and by now you have figured out what they mean but what about when someone says to you "Sorry for my late reply I am really bad at dating apps" or "I don't do drama" or "I think we want different things" are these positive or negative comments? should you continue to invest your time and energy or move on?

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Dating expert: What men and women say versus what they REALLY mean One of Australia's leading relationship coaches has launched a fascinating new ' dating dictionary ' comparing what men and women say to what they truly mean.

Aussies have shared the dating advice they would give their younger selves, and whether they are living by that advice today.

Visit the link below to see what they said, and find out the four types of personalities to avoid on the dating scene.

Thank you to Sophie Haslett and Daily Mail Australia for sharing as always.

❤️ Louanne x

Singles share the dating advice they would give their younger selves Aussies have shared the dating advice they would give their younger selves, and whether they are living by that advice today. Perth relationship coach Louanne Ward posed the question online.

The way we are programmed! 💛

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"Dating is a minefield and it's natural to want to know a few things about someone before you waste weeks dating them. But there is a way to ask certain things in a 'positive and respectful manner' that will allow you to qualify your dates early on, so you don't let a potentially great match 'slip through your fingers'."

Read the full article to find out the five questions every woman wants to ask a man before dating them - and what you should be asking instead.

Have your say, head to the Facebook group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/shesaidhesaidofficial

Thank you to Sophie Haslett and Daily Mail Australia for sharing.

Louanne x

FIVE questions every woman wants to ask a man before dating them The questions every woman wants to ask a man before dating them have been revealed by Australian dating coach Louanne Ward, as well as what you should be asking instead.

Could you be cheating and not even know it? Micro cheating is amongst some of the most toxic modern dating habits that could have your relationship on the verge of a breakdown.

Read the article to find out more.

Have your say, head to the Facebook group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/shesaidhesaidofficial

Thank you to Cindy Tran and Daily Mail Australia for sharing as always.

Louanne x

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Woman upset after boyfriend secretly goes to dinner with ex-girlfriend An Australian woman is frustrated and upset after she discovered her boyfriend had gone out to dinner with his ex-girlfriend without telling her.

"What makes a man attractive? Single men assume women are only drawn to tall, dark and handsome dates - but according to these Australians, it's much more than good looks."

Read the full article to find out.

Have your say, head to the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/shesaidhesaidofficial

Thank you to Cindy Tran and Daily Mail Australia for sharing as always.

Louanne x

Women reveal what makes men attractive - and the traits that stand out Single women have revealed the traits they find most attractive in men - including the old-fashioned chivalry, personality, a sense of humour and honesty - so do you agree?