New You, New Life and New Dating Apps

For those who are sincerely ready to move on with their lives, don't feel alone and avoid the worry and stress that comes when you think no one is going to want you because you suffered so long with someone you should have cut out of your life long ago.  Being single again is definitely a mindset you must take the time to work on before you leave a relationship and while you are on your own once again.  It might feel so overwhelming to think about moving on with your life potentially with someone else, but don't stress about it.  With enough time nurturing yourself, regaining your self esteem, and more, you will be well on your way to a wonderful life!

Imagine no longer worrying about where a mate is going and whether or not he or she is telling you the truth.  Picture your money in your bank account slowly being spent your way rather than it rapidly being spent on things that have little to do with you and a lot to do with a miserable mate.  Envision yourself driving your own vehicle on a full tank of gas, cleaning your dishware, doing your laundry, and not the least bit bothered by having just one more task to do for a deceptive partner.

It is a great feeling!  You can enjoy your life your way!  When you are ready to date again, the sky is the limit when it comes to dating apps.  You can find apps for pet owners, apps for women seeking just friends, apps for people who want to date within a certain community, and so many more cool dating apps!  When the time is right, be sure you are out of a current relationship, search for dating apps based on what you want.  Bumble is a good one where women initiate the conversation.  Tindog is good for those who love their dogs.  Luxy is good for those who have much wealth and want to be paired with like minds and incomes.  Don't be afraid to spend a little money on a dating service, because you really can't afford to date your "type" again.  But once again, before you do that, seek online or offline counseling to find out what might be going on with you that you continue to attract good-for-nothing men or women.  Oftentimes, relationship issues reveal somewhere in our lives we picked up on poor examples.

Good things are indeed happening for those who truly want to be free from abusive mates.  Don't let this season of breakthrough pass you by again!  Pray and start working out your plan today!

Nicholl McGuire 

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