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Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . The phrase ‘dating’ is extremely common, and so is the grey area that tends to follow it around.

The trend of not defining a relationship is growing more and more common, and in the wake of this trend, the term has come to be a catch-all for everything from hooking up to being in an exclusive relationship. Are you dating meaning you’re exclusive? Or are you not quite sure yourself?

‘Dating’ is a word that gets hugely complicated once you unpack it, and what the term means to any given person is largely an issue of semantics, much like what a person actually means when they say they’re “seeing someone” or “hanging out” or “having a thing.”

Dating Advice UK Miss Date Doctor . The definition of dating shows us that there’s a difference between dating someone and just dating. “Dating” means you’re going on dates. You are actively getting out there and meeting people and spending time with them. “Dating someone” means you’re seeing somebody specific, with purpose, and on a regular basis.

With the understanding that the personal definition varies for everyone, I’ve laid out some pretty universal parameters.

If you can check these off your list, you are, in fact, dating someone:

You like someone and you’re trying to get to know them better.

You’re spending time with a person (or persons) in hopes of finding a committed relationship.

You can see yourself settling down (or at least entertain the idea) with the person or persons you see regularly.

Here are some examples of situations in which you are NOT dating someone:

You don’t want a relationship at all, and you’ve been clear about that to everyone you get to know/hook up with.

The person you’re getting to know/hooking up with has been clear that they don’t want a relationship at all.

You don’t usually see the same person more than once or twice before you move on.

Basically, dating comes down to intention. If you intend to get to know someone because you’re interested in seeing if there’s a future there, even if it’s not a down-the-aisle,

Grandmother’s-wedding-band future, you’re dating them.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . Here’s what “dating” isn’t—it’s not exclusivity. Not guaranteed exclusivity, anyway; dating meaning exclusive is rare. Even as things grow more serious, exclusivity is something that always requires a frank conversation about what each party wants, and without that conversation, it’s not safe to assume the two of you are on the same page.

Regardless of how much time has passed, how often you see each other, etc., two people being committed to each other, always requires that awful, painful, awkward conversation. Always.

If you’re foggy about what you’re doing with someone, it’s always best to have a terribly awkward chat with them. I give you permission to have a glass or three of wine first if you’d like; it tends to make things easier.

But just like most issues in the world of relationships, when it comes to clearing the air around the dreaded dating meaning, communication is almost always guaranteed to help any confusion.

Dating advice Uk Miss Date Doctor will help;

Those who have an interest in dating but always seem to mess it up

Those who are new to dating

Those who wish to improve their dating skills

Those who are shy and introverted

Even those who think dating is boring and old fashion

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Here are some dating tips to follow if you intend to have a smooth dating flow

Set your priorities straight.

Finding a romantic partner is only one of many goals you can have at once.

There’s a difference between making something a priority and having an obsession. No one wants to be the Captain Ahab of the dating world.

One of the best pieces of dating advice I have gotten is that relationships are great, but don’t obsess over them!

Know exactly what you want in a person — and don’t compromise.

For example, when you like a guy and your mutual friends have multiple anecdotes about him projectile vomiting after excessive drinking, you may need to rethink the infatuation.

You didn’t like it when your godson hurled on you, and he’s a toddler.

Know what real love is about.

It’s not about getting someone to think you’re good enough for them.

It’s about finding someone you can stand to spend a ridiculous amount of time with. It’s about finding the puzzle piece you fit with and the Ernie to your Bert.

Speak up and be authentic, connect over your dreams and goals, and evaluate if you two are values match. This is how you create a long-lasting, soul-satisfying partnership that will last a lifetime.

Don’t let anyone take advantage of you.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . Sometimes boyfriends have little annoying habits. And sometimes they have small behaviours that indicate a complete lack of respect.

If you wouldn’t let your friend’s sweetie talk to her that way, don’t put up with it yourself.

Look for love in the right places.

If you’re bored out of your mind at the local bar on Saturday night, you’re probably not going to meet anyone there who’s going to liven up your evening. Instead of downing an extra cocktail to numb the ennui, think of somewhere else to go next weekend that you might actually enjoy.

If your friends don’t want to join you, go anyway. Bonus dating advice: you don’t always have to bring your friends!

Know your worth.

Stop worrying about potential paramours rejecting you for being too fat, too short, too whatever. It’s entirely possible that you would’ve had to reject them for never having seen Star Wars (your essential piece of pop culture may vary) anyway.

People who simply are “not the right fit” exist. The sooner you weed them out of your life, the happier you’ll be.

Dating advice you shouldn’t adhere to

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . There is no shortage of dating advice out there, doled out in self-help books and magazines, and from friends and family.

Some of this advice can be quite helpful, but much of it is mistaken and based on personal experiences and opinions, rather than actual research about relationships. Below, I take on five common pieces of dating advice that are misguided or flat-out wrong.

When you meet the right person, you’ll know right away.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . One comforting piece of advice is that when the right person comes along, you’ll just magically know. Maybe you’ll even experience love at first sight. Unfortunately for those romantics out there, the evidence suggests that there’s no magic.

You have to go for what you want or you might miss it. Opportunities don’t fold their hands waiting on you. It is true some people have experienced love at first sight but that is a rare case when it comes to choosing wisely who you want for a partner.

Making decisions to date someone based on their looks is not exactly wise. Especially if there are signs pointing toward how incompatible you both are.

But what about love at first sight? Note research shows that many people believe they have experienced it. But in fact, the research suggests that this feeling of “love” is really just a feeling of intense physical attraction — more akin to lust. And many people who report “love at first sight” with their current partner are just projecting their current feelings onto their initial encounters with that person.

If you’re interested in someone, play hard to get.

Many relationship advice books tell women that they should play hard to get if they hope to attract a man. According to this strategy, men like what they can’t have, so a woman should act uninterested in the man she desires. She should ignore his phone calls and pretend to be busy when he asks for a date.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor. Research does suggest that we are most attracted to people who are selective in who they choose to date. But it does not follow from this that we are most attracted to people who act as if they do not like us. In fact, research on reciprocity shows that we like people who like us. We are also unlikely to pursue someone we believe is out of our league.

The best strategy may be to show the person you’re interested in that you have high standards but to also let them know that they meet those standards. You don’t want to appear desperate, but you should still show your interest.

Essentially, you want to send the message, “I’m picky, but I like you.” Playing too hard to get can send the message: “I don’t like you.” Do you really want to date the kind of person who continues to pursue someone who is sending signals that they’re not interested?

Focus on putting your best foot forward until you’re firmly committed.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . Some dating advice suggests that the courtship experience should be approached as a game with the end goal of snagging a partner: Carefully monitor your behavior and the impression that you create in order to win the prize of a committed relationship.

It’s true that first impressions matter and that you should generally be on good behavior on your early dates. Opening up too soon is generally viewed as socially inappropriate and is likely to turn someone off. But sometimes this advice goes too far.

For example, the authors of The Rules advise women to hide some personal information from a boyfriend for the first few months, until they are sure he is madly in love with them, in case any of these personal revelations could turn him off and cause him to leave.

But waiting months to share personal information with a romantic partner is a recipe for a shallow relationship, and mutual sharing of personal information is one of the key building blocks of intimacy.

If you keep everything light, you will never develop emotional intimacy with each other. Someone who falls in love with you in the absence of emotional intimacy is probably not someone you want to form a lasting relationship with.

In fact, a relationship free of emotional intimacy is what people with avoidant attachment styles desire, that is, an intimacy-free courtship will appeal to an intimacy-avoidant person.

Opposites attract, so try to find someone really different than you.

People often claim that opposites attract. However, it is much more often the case that birds of a feather flock together. They also tend to have fewer conflicts, making for smoother relationships.

There are times when someone with a quality that is very much the opposite of ourselves may fascinate us. Maybe you’re very cautious and conservative and are excited by someone who is spontaneous and unconventional.

Maybe you’re very emotional and find the perspective of someone who is highly rational to be eye-opening. However, research on “fatal attractions” suggests that these sorts of opposite qualities may initially attract us, but ultimately end up being sources of friction.

That cautious person becomes irritated with a partner who is reckless and disorganized, and that emotional person is frustrated by an overly rational partner and begins to feel like they’re dating a robot.

You’ll only meet liars and weirdos if you date online.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . Many people believe that everybody lies online, a topic I’ve written about previously here and here. Online daters do sometimes lie about their age and physical appearance.

However, research shows that extreme lies are rare because people who are looking to develop relationships with those they meet online realize that such lies will eventually be revealed, and when they are, it would likely spell the end of the relationship.

There is also a stereotype that people who use online dating are desperate because they are unable to get a date “in real life.” Contrary to this picture, research shows that there are almost no personality differences between people who date online and those who don’t.

In fact, one study found that people who met their spouses online were more likely to be of higher socioeconomic status than those who met offline.

Online Dating advice UK

Online dating advice UK. Online dating has floored many who bragged to be masters of it. Yes you can have a few tips up your sleeves but going about it arrogantly because you feel you can’t be seen is an X in the box.

Miss Date Doctor doesn’t claim to know it all but we do know some things about online dating that you don’t and we would be sharing with you.

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Following these few guidelines will have you on the right side of dating in no time.

Find the platform that works for you.

You can tell a lot by just looking at each platform’s marketing. Younger people tend to go with the flow of dating apps. They don’t exactly have a plan or someone they’d like to date and it is understandable.

They may gravitate towards Bumble, tinder, etc, and meet a few people that they like and date for a while. Then as they get older they tend to settle on a particular dating platform more focused and particular about what they want in a partner

If you’re serious about dating, cast your net wide. Join Tinder, OkCupid, Hinge, Bumble… Why not? You just never know.

Express yourself in your style

Choose an assortment of profile photos — at least one close-up and one farther away. If you can, highlight different sides of your personality, by showing activities or places you enjoy.

For example, you may have one photo of yourself with no makeup on where you are hiking, a photo with your dog, and another dressed up at a formal event. The key is to have a balance

It’s good to run your profile with your friends. If you are a person who naturally has a frowning face, and in a lot of photos you can look more intimidating than you intend to, so it’s always helpful to get honest feedback! Your friends know who you are and what you want, sometimes even more than you do.

Make sure you include at least one relatively current picture of yourself! Many times, people have confessed to going on a date only to find that they expected to see a version of that person from five or ten years ago.

For example, there were men whose profile photos showed a full head of hair who arrived at the date with absolutely none. Meeting a new person is nerve-wracking enough without trying to mask your surprise upon seeing them.

Don’t be shy to say hi

Online dating advice UK. If you’re at a loss for opening words, sincere compliments can go a long way. You never know if you will end up with that person so go ahead and say hi. Start the conversation.

Dating apps can be liberating because they allow you to fake it ’til you make it. Let’s say In-person, you can be shy. Approaching someone at a bar would be the death of you….Lol. But on apps, you can be as outgoing or charming as you want to be.

Try your hand at being flirty and fun and engaging. In a way, it’s almost like a social experiment, and hopefully, you meet someone in the process.

A lot of people’s opening line is ‘Any weekend plans?’ or ‘Hey, how was your weekend?’ So, any message that’s not about the weekend is great! Ditto for a ‘hey,’ with the waving hand emoji. If you ask a specific question about the person’s photos or something they’ve mentioned, that should do the trick.

Don’t be afraid to speak your mind.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . When you sit down to write your profile, think about what you want. Are you in this for something serious or something casual? Don’t be afraid to say whatever it is you’re looking for.

If you have political or other views that are definitely a dealbreaker for you, don’t be afraid to put that in there, too. It will weed out anyone who isn’t a match.

Be safe and respect everyone’s boundaries.

In many ways, dating at this moment is a challenge, but there are also some silver linings. The dating scene can be so ambiguous, with people dating around and not being clear about whether you’re in a relationship. With the pandemic, everyone has been transparent from the start.

Right off the bat, they say if they’re looking for a serious relationship or if they’re looking for something casual, and if that’s the case, precautions need to be taken. It’s a serious time, and I’ve found people’s actions reflect that.

Dating apps today have also made it possible to have video calls before meetings. You can’t assess physical chemistry, but you can see if you like them, if the conversation flows, if you make each other laugh. It’s also a little more intimate because you see the inside of their home.

Try to appreciate the humor.

Online dating advice UK. I’ve seen some pretty strange things on dating profiles — like a dude sitting on a throne of teddy bears, and more men than I can possibly count proudly holding a fish they caught. There are literally a collection of screenshots of the wild photos people have come across. A lot will make you roll your eyes, but it can also be really entertaining.

The one thing I would tell anyone who is online dating is that if you’re having a conversation with someone and it suddenly ends, it’s okay. Or if you think you have a great first date and you don’t hear from them again, that’s okay, too.

Try not to get too attached to anyone’s interaction. There are many more matches out there! Even if it doesn’t feel that way at the moment, every bad date is an excellent story.

Give people a chance.

It is good to set boundaries and parameters just so that you are not a victim of one of these online pitiful heartbreak stories. But at the same time, it is important to give people a chance to prove to you how lovely they can be.

There’s usually a misconception about giving people a chance. You are not exactly loose or crossing your boundaries. Just that you are allowing people to showcase themselves.

I always tell my friends to give people more than one date before dismissing them. I’m guilty of this, too, but the people I’ve wound up liking were usually the people I didn’t click with right away.

Not everyone is super charming right off the bat — some people are a little more nervous or reserved because it can take a minute to warm up with a stranger.

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Usernames are important.

Come up with something unique other than your first name and zip code. If possible, include a personal interest or a positive description of yourself.

If you’re not the creative type, don’t force it by using fancy words. I get that you want to sound smart, but you’ve probably eliminated a large portion of potential dates because it’s easier to move on to the next guy than to find a dictionary.

Profile pictures are your first impressions.

Online dating advice UK. Your profile picture is the reason I either click on you or scroll past you. There are lots of standard rules for photos that generate the most success (yes, studies have been done!), and most people have their own guidelines.

One woman I know refuses to view a man if his profile picture is a selfie. Although I disagree, she believes this means he doesn’t have enough friends to take a picture of him.

Some people’s personal rules like? “I won’t click on you if you include the following in your profile picture:

a cigarette
another woman
a mask
your tongue
so much distance from the camera that I can’t tell if you’re actually a person
no shirt
no shirt and flexing
no shirt and flexing and my abs are tighter than yours*
no photo at all

Use your words wisely.

Your initial written interactions reveal a lot about the kind of person you are. Keep that in mind before hitting send.

I had a date lined up with a Navy pilot. Although it never happened — thanks to miscommunication and then a six-month deployment — I was already losing interest because he sounded more arrogant with each communication. I’ve had enough arrogance to last me a lifetime. Thanks, but no thanks.

I recommend asking interesting questions that help you stand out, but are not so interesting that they’re borderline creepy. So while the dude who asked me who my favourite Muppet is done making himself stand out, it’s probably not for the reasons he was shooting for.

If you’re not ready to date, don’t date.

Online dating advice UK. I’ve heard some people say, “After my first date with you, I should not know your ex-wife’s name, where she lives, where her family lives, that you exchange daily emails with her, and the reasons you got divorced”.

The truth is, If you’re sharing this info with a woman you’re supposed to be trying to start a romantic relationship with, you’re probably not ready to date.

Online dating advice UK conversation tips

Ask questions

Pretty much everyone loves talking about “numero uno” – so give your partner an opportunity to start gabbing away! Asking light, simple questions is a sure-fire way to keep a conversation going online. The more they answer, the more fuel you’ve got for the conversation. Even better, you’ve just won some major points by flattering their ego (even if it’s just a little).

It’s also a good indicator for knowing if you have found a worthwhile match or not. “How so,” you say? Well, if after asking them a mountain of questions, they still haven’t asked you the basics, you can be pretty darn sure they are self-absorbed, and not the least bit interested in finding out what you’re all about. Time to move on, nothing to see here folks!

Keep it fun, it’s not a job interview – make your question a little quirky and different. This way you stand out from the rest of the “fishies” and get a better reaction – and please, don’t ask something they’ve already answered on their profile.

Get your flirt on

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . Flirting is fun, but when you’re doing it online you need to be slower about it than normal. Because your partner can’t see you or the signals you’re sending, flirting too early in an online exchange can be a huge turn-off.

Don’t immediately start talking about adult toys or send her a “selfie” at the gym all pumped up post-workout. Make sure that you add just a lick of sass to your pre-meet-up messages.

Going back to the good old questions, instead of asking him or her something dull such as “what did you eat for lunch?” give your questions a hint of spice. Ask “Why are you a cat person when everyone knows that dog people make better lovers?” Or poke fun at their answers in a flirty way (“Oh, you’re a Star Wars fan? Bet you’ve got Darth Vader pillowcases J”).

Make sure you don’t go overboard. Nothing kills a conversation early on like pushing boundaries way too far (like being outright mean or vulgar).

Be honest

Online dating advice UK. When you’re messaging almost anonymously, it can be easy to exaggerate or outright lie to make yourself look better. Don’t do it! One, because it will get awkward if you ever do meet up, and two, it’s human (and often endearing) to have flaws – embrace them, and your partner will too.

If you’re not proud of your height, say, “I’m short, but what I lack in height, I make up for in overconfidence.”

Make your flaws into a joke that you can both laugh about – they’ll be more likely to share theirs, so you don’t get any special surprises when you end up meeting.

Know when to take it off (line)

Even if you’re enjoying the online messages, don’t push your luck. Know when to take your virtual relationship offline before it fizzles out. After all, dating is about meeting up face-to-face, hearing their voice, drinking in their smell, and feeling their touch.

In my experience, it’s best to meet up earlier rather than later – like before you know everything about each other, and you still both have an air of mystery about you. After all, you want your first date to feel like a first date, not a 10th wedding anniversary, right?

What you shouldn’t do on online dating platforms

Post photos of a face you do not have.

It’s totally natural to want to use your best angle or make yourself look as bangin’ as possible, but contorting your musculature in a way that makes you look half-human, the half sexy-drawing-done-by-a-13-year-old-in-study hall is not doing you or him any favors.

Post an age you are almost definitely not.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . I get why you want to lie about your age a little bit, especially when women are told this holds so much of our value, but think of it this way: if you’re in your 30s and say you’re in your 20s, you might attract a dude who only dates women who are way younger than he is, and you’ll end up wasting your own time.

Judge a book by its cover.

Obviously, everyone does this. But I’ve seen a lot of my guy friends’ dating profiles and on paper, I would not date them.

Granted, I wouldn’t date most of them IRL either (except you, John, HMU!), but I also know that beneath their dorky photos and awkwardly phrased jokes lie some really good dudes. Sometimes it’s just not that obvious in someone’s list of six things they couldn’t live without.

Tell him/her something super personal super soon.

Online dating advice UK. Since you’re a human, sometimes when you’re chatting with someone online, you’re also having a super-hard day. It makes sense to want to reach out to someone, but close out the dating app and open up a text with your best friend.

You don’t even know their real name yet, so save the work drama for an IRL meeting at the very least.

Talk about your relationship history.

This is along the same lines as telling them something too personal too soon. Everyone’s had their heartbroken. But it’s way less weird to ask him something random like, “Do you have any body scars?” than it is to tell him about your emotional ones before you’ve even set up a date.

Talk about how online dating is so weird.

Literally, almost everyone has dated online. A thing most people have done cannot be weird. Please shut up about this.

Tell yourself this is stupid and there are no good guys out there.

Even if you’re right (and depending on where you live, you might be!), if you think that way, you’ll never see them. If you’re going on an online date, keep an open mind. You’re on there and you’re great, so maybe someone else who is also great is on there!

Compare these guys to your exes.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . Look, even if you were ripped apart by bad timing or multiple oceans, your relationships all ended for a reason: because it wasn’t right. So now you’re looking for new guys with whom you could maybe have better timing and who probably do not require ocean travel to get to.

Worry about how it could all go horribly wrong.

It could. It totally could. I hear you. But it could also be great. And if it is, in fact, horrible, everyone loves a horrible dating story. You literally cannot lose.

Put all your eggs in one dating website basket.

Tinder sucking the life out of you? Try OkCupid. OkCupid yielding nothing but guys who make terrible jokes about murder or something? Try Plenty of Fish. And if none of these work, remember to leave your house!!! Often, really hot, totally available, and cool dudes hang out there too. Or so I’ve heard.

Red flag to look out for in online dating

Online dating can be tricky as it can be fun. Try to be safe whilst trying to find love, emotionally, physically, and mentally. Be on the lookout for these red flags when online dating:

An incredibly vague or incomplete profile

This can be a sign that they are trying to hide something, or catfish you into believing something other than reality.

This could include not having many pictures or never fully showing themselves (mask fishing has become popular during the pandemic) in Snapchat or TikTok videos. It is important to get to know the person, not the profile.

Sending sexually-explicit messages right away

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . If the person you matched with sends you sexually-explicit pictures without your consent, this is a clear red flag. Another red flag is if they ask you to send sexually-explicit pictures right away.

Both of these are signs that this person does not respect your boundaries, and will most likely continue to disrespect your boundaries throughout the relationship.

Becoming irritated by the lack of haste in your reply and/or over-messaging

“Hello… Hello, how are you… Not going to respond?… Did you lose your phone?… You know you could have just said you didn’t like me.”

Be cautious when it comes to people who are overtexters. While this might just be a sign of excitement or nerves it could be more telling.

If they use small forms of guilt and manipulation to get you to respond, this is a clear red flag that they do not respect your time and boundaries.

They are looking to hold the power in the relationship, and decide when and how you communicate with them. If angered, this could lead to harassment and verbal abuse online.

Not respecting your digital boundaries

A red flag that may not be as obvious is a match who does not respect your boundaries online. If your match is suggesting moving the conversation off of the dating app or trying to follow or friend you on a new platform, and you are uncomfortable with that, they must respect your decision.

A person who gets upset with you or says “Well it’s just Snapchat, what’s the big deal?” probably isn’t going to respect your boundaries when it comes to larger issues in the relationship.

Don’t swipe right if you…

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . While dating app prompts like this could lead to a funny ice breaker such as, “…don’t think frybread is the best part of a pow-wow” when taken too far it could be a red flag.

While something like “…don’t smudge every day” could indicate a person who feels superior when it comes to your spirituality and culture. The start of a healthy relationship should not begin with hard-to-reach expectations.

Protect Yourself

Here are some tips to help protect yourself while online dating:

Use a nickname on your dating profile, so it’s harder to find your other social media accounts
Don’t be afraid to say no if you’re not ready to meet up
Have your own transportation to the date, if possible, don’t walk to or from the date
Tell a friend or relative the details of your date
Meet in a public space or with a group of people (when pandemic restrictions allow)
Never put yourself in a situation where you are alone with a stranger
Ask a friend to come along and sit at a different table or area
Have a FaceTime or Zoom icebreaker date before actually meeting someone
And most importantly, TRUST YOUR INSTINCTS.

Starting a new relationship can be exciting and confusing but the one thing it should always be is safe.

How MISS DATE DOCTOR became the leaders of dating advice in the UK?

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Dating Advice UK Conclusion

Dating Advice UK Miss Date Doctor Conclusion. At Miss Date Doctor, we try our best to make certain that you find happiness both online and offline in your dating life. We acknowledge the challenges people face in the dating world and we have dating advice to help you get through the dating waters easily.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . There may be people who love you that would like to see you find a relationship quickly, but don’t feel pressured to comply. Choosing the person with whom you spend your life should be a selective process.

So take your time and be discerning. Relationships are built over time and should never be rushed into, neither because your parents push nor because you feel the senior scramble pressure before graduation or some other milestone. Drop the rush.

Dating Advice UK Miss Date Doctor Conclusion. If you’ve got someone in mind, feel free to get to know each other in group settings. Feel free to have dates alone too, so that you can get to know each other–sharing a meal or a movie doesn’t mean you’re instantly an item.

Dating advice UK Miss Date Doctor . You can be Facebook official much later. Be willing to take your time. If you are in too much of a hurry then you may be tempted to settle for less than God desires for you.

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