Psychologist Says Biggest Dating Mistake Happens Before Meeting Someone
Swiping through profiles and meeting new people may seem like the obvious starting point for anyone hoping to find love in the modern era. However, according to Dr. Dan Rosenfeld, the more important work may begin long before a promising connection comes along. The California-based dating coach and author believes the way a person experiences singlehood can quietly shape their romantic choices, emotional responses, and the relationships they eventually form. His advice centers on four often-overlooked areas that could help people better understand their needs and expectations before welcoming someone into their lives. Learn to be alone before looking for companionship YuriArcursPeopleImages/Envato (not the actual photo) For those hoping to find a romantic partner, being single can sometimes feel like something that needs fixing. Rosenfeld, who has a Ph.D. in psychology and has built a ca
