Nice to Meet You: A Practical Guide to Self-discovery and Online Dating Success

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Have your exes ever called you crazy? Controlling? Abusive? Needy? Do you stalk your partners on-line or in person? Do people tell you that you have too much baggage? Are you attracting psychopaths and/or the mentally ill? Do you find that your relationships follow the same pattern? Maybe you’ve read all the books on dating and relationships and are still trying to figure out what to do and when to do it. This book does not contain a standard set of rules nor does it contain instructions on how to manipulate others. Not everyone is the same, should act the same, or be treated the same. I believe that dating strategies are useful, but only the ones you create for yourself.

This book teaches you to embrace your authentic self in order to better navigate the dating world. If you cannot appreciate and respect yourself, how can you do that for anyone else? How can anyone else do that for you? The fact is, every intimate partner you have in life, will bring something up for you. They will show you where you are in your life, in your mind, and in your heart. Depending on where you are in these areas, a partner can encourage you to grow; or they can destroy you. I hope that the information I provide helps to relieve any dating anxiety you may have.

This book is beneficial to anyone wanting to check in with who they are and where they are in life. I encourage all to read regardless of gender, sexual identity or sexual preference. This book is dense with relevant facts and helpful information to help you navigate your personal and dating life.

Jennifer B. Steele is a child abuse/IPV survivor living with PTSD. She has dedicated herself to lifelong learning and being of service to others. She is has an A.A in Liberal Studies, a B.A in Literature and a Masters in Social Work. She uses her rapier wit to help others face what they are avoiding so that they can be their best and get the best out of life. She lives near the Oregon coast with her dogs, “Courage” and “Trust.” Her free time is spent reading, hiking and supporting fellow survivors.

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