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In In this episode, we're talking about what happens when dating starts feeling like a performance. Have you ever liked a man so much that you started slowly changing yourself because you were afraid that he might walk away? In this episode of Improving Your Thoughts by Freeing Yourself, Alaila Carroll talks about how women sometimes slip into trying to win someone over instead of slowing down enough to ask whether the person in front of them is truly right for them. We explore the quiet ways women abandon themselves, lowering standards, silencing needs, ignoring red flags, all just to avoid rejection. And we flip that script. Dating isn't supposed to be a one-sided tryout. It's also about you choosing. You don't have to contort yourself into being someone else's pick. And if this episode speaks to you, and you're ready to take a deeper look at how you approach dating and relationships, get a copy of my book, The Power of Slow Dating: Are You Tired of Dating the Wrong Person? by Alaila Carroll. It's available on Amazon here: https://a.co/d/0cDnDXRw In the book, we slow things down on purpose, so you have space to notice. Red flags before you're too attached, talk about emotional maturity, compatibility, patterns, soul ties. Why waiting before sex can protect your clarity, and how to stop falling in love with potential instead of reality. So remember, you're not auditioning for a position in someone else's life. You're gathering information to decide whether this person is right for you too. Stop asking only, will he choose me? Start asking, after everything I've learned, do I choose him?
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