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How can I find Mister right?

List what you want and start interviewing

Summary:  Below are tips for a woman to identify Mr. Right or the man who will treat her the way she has always wanted to be treated.  The main point is to always know what you really want and then screen out anyone who does not meet the criteria.  It is no different than hiring someone.
Image of a perfect husband boy friend lover mr rightMichelle writes, "I've been friends with a male neighbor for a few years now. He's about 3 years younger than me. When I first met him, I was out in my yard and he stopped and started talking to me. After that he talked to me every time he saw me. At the library, grocery store, taking a walk -- he just used to bug me slightly. At the time I was in a long distance relationship with a man that I love and he was trying to get me back after a breakup and I knew that eventually I would give him another chance. And I did and he blew it yet again. That was a year ago and I have made a vow of celibacy and to only date someone who treated me right and that is all I want. My neighbor always used to hit on me and I played it off like he was joking. Never taking him seriously but I told him about my long distance relationship. I saw him a couple of weeks ago, we drove around and talked. It felt so right being with him and the past week or so I've been getting urges for him. Now I've been celibate for a year and plan to stay so until I meet Mr. Right. Could these urges just be that I'm dying for some intimacy with a man or am I just seeing this warm, friendly, loving, talented, ambitious man clearly for the first time since I got my boyfriend out of my life? And if it is real -- because I've been thinking I'm falling in love with him -- what should I do. I always used to play off his passes and he didn't make one when we were together the last time. But I've been having these urges to just see him and talk to him and I never used to before. I need advice please."

It is natural for a woman to want to be with a man

I think you are seeing a mix of emotions. Being celibate is hard and obviously that is a factor, but I also like to believe that the way you are feeling about this man goes beyond being just lonely. You have known this man for years now and you have been able to judge him all along as a human being rather than a romantic interest. That is why you have been able to see him differently. And it seems that he has stood the test of time. Based on what you say about him, he seems like a good man.

This is what I suggest. First of all, get a yellow pad and write down exactly what do you want in Mr. Right. Then against each quality write down how important it is by marking them as MUST/FLEXIBLE/NEVER (e.g. good health could be a must, hair color could be flexible, and smoking could be a never -- these are just examples but you will need to develop your own list).

Secondly, ask him out on a date. Yes, it is OK to do that. Tell him that whenever he approached you in the past, the timing was not right, and now it is and you want to give him a chance. Share with him your decision to be celibate and how you want to wait till you have met Mr. Right. After the first date you can decide to go on another one based on how you feel after comparing him to the list that you have (I would love to hear from you and give you some direction on what to do). I mean you have to start somewhere to find that Mr. Right and this man may just be one candidate for that job, so you should give him that chance.

 

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