Well, surprise, surprise. That tall, handsome, successful, charming guy who is such a gentleman

on that first date takes you out on a second date. And then bam, out of nowhere, he wants to

take you home. He wants to move things forward. He's making some of those moves. Are we surprised

that guys do this? No, you probably experience this a lot of times. As a guy,

I'm definitely not surprised. But what do you do in that situation? And I know you think I'd

probably just say next and move on to the next, but I'm going to give you a different perspective

that I think will help you out a lot in that situation. What's up everyone? Adam LaDolte here.

I'm an executive of coach and CEO of Love Strategies where we help successful single

women get out there, find love with a proven strategy and do it in an empowering way.

And I got to say, as always, I'm your big brother watching out for you to make sure that

these guys who are trying to pressure you into bed, they don't have a chance to get you

into bed on a second date. No way in hell around here. Because that's what big brothers do.

I kind of block you a little bit. Excuse my French here. But it's true. We need to slow it down

in the early stage of dating to ensure that this guy is actually a good long-term potential partner for you,

not just some short-term fling that it's going to go anywhere from three weeks to three months

and then burn up and just this blaze of flames once you realize that this guy is just a raging

narcissist. So this topic actually came up last night on one of my mastermind coaching sessions

with some clients. I thought I would talk about it today. And one client in particular is talking

to a few different guys at the same time. I know for those who are new to love strategies,

might think that's a little weird, but that's what we do around here. She's in what we call

Little Love Step number five, where she's pacing the

progression of her connections. You want to learn all the little love steps. Just click the link

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