Can a Minister Find Love by Embracing Solo Interests?

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The discussion centers on the desire to fall in love after a long period of emotional detachment. Participants suggest various approaches to finding love, emphasizing the importance of self-improvement and personal happiness. Key points include taking risks, meeting new people, and engaging in activities that foster joy and self-discovery. There's a consensus that forcing a relationship is detrimental, and it's better to be single than to settle due to fear of loneliness. The conversation also touches on the impact of past relationships on current emotional states and the need to reflect on previous experiences to move forward. Engaging in social activities, being open to new experiences, and cultivating a fulfilling life independently are highlighted as effective strategies for enhancing the chances of finding a romantic partner.
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If you do, stop masturbating indefinitely. No exceptions. All necessary measures allowed.

If you do not, start masturbating. All the time. In public, if it's allowed.

Small victories beget major victories.
 
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I am a minister and I am a faith counselor.
If you want to find love then the only way is to do the things you love to do by yourself but do them where others are doing the same thing.
You have to be happy with and accept yourself before you can expect others to like you.
Take the time away from relationships to ponder the past relationships and why they ended. Learn who you are and why you are a lovable person. Write out all the things you can do well and the things in which you find joy. Write out the things you like and dislike about yourself. Do what you can to change the things you don't like and expand those you do.
There is nothing more attractive than a happy person enjoying life.
I repeat: do the things you enjoy doing where other people are doing things in the same area. You are more likely to meet someone that you are compatible with doing what you like than you are doing something that you do to "pick up" a date.
 

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