Allison feels nervous. In the past, she’d get physical in a relationship quickly and it’d fizzle out after three months. However, she just started dating someone who seems to be emotionally available, and she wants to set herself up for success. But she’s afraid she’ll mess it up somehow. 

On this coaching call, I discuss the so-called dating playbook, physical and emotional intimacy and how the two of them work together, and when’s the right time to talk about sex in a new relationship. If that sounds interesting or like something you struggle with too, then you’ll want to listen up and take notes!

11:46​ - Trying to figure out where Allison’s problem is coming from

15:00 - Ways we learn to source confidence from things outside of ourselves

21:27 - Advising Allison on her ideal next step

27:23 - Why women shouldn’t fear initiating dates with emotionally available men

28:39 - What it feels like for Allison to discuss physical intimacy with her partner

30:20 - Picking a good time to share any kind of private information with a new partner

38:50 - Five things to take away from this episode that ignore the so-called dating rulebook

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