My Utile Center

Look, I’m not a spineless eligible bachelor, lethargically interested in sitting at home alone on a Friday night. I’d bet you probably never witnessed me blog about great dating and companionship. No surprise.

Helplessness is a fixable popular feeling and totally never written into my playbook. Let me go on, Winter of 09 was an exception, I had to put the breaks on a worthwhile cohabitation that meant something to me but essentially deadended for both of us. So you could go on record saying its been years since I was dating. I don’t have the Great Expectations Denver I once did.

Living free and single isn’t bad. It’s a given that I don’t know how to stay in faithfully watching Jack Bauer (from 24) reruns. The biggest factor behind this spell of incidental dating loneliness? The people I know are settling down, and most ladies I meet at work are taken.

My take-no-holds college pal, Jim, who has never had dating apathy, informed me he’s almost shooting from the same blind as I am. He showed me these Great Expectations Reviews. I enjoy chatting up fun ladies who share my passions. Surprise, I decided to make a change and I’m now a satisfied member.

The point is, there ain’t room to grovel by being alone when you haven’t tried to meet anyone. As our mentor and football coach Jason Simms repeated to no end with a smile, “You’ll never win a race you don’t run, turbo.”

I don’t know why he called me that. But, Coach was on the money in a round about way. He always made us laugh. This amazing series of Dallas singles I just went to might have blown the gipper’s mind.

Through great expectations I breezily chatted with a ton of accomplished and desirable women that hold my expectations. I truthfully had a carefree night with a few indisputably incredible singles. Went home with a promising exchange of numbers, and even developed some social networking relationships for my career. Score.

Take action. You won’t score if you don’t try. Listen to me and believe in your own great expectations for your dating life.

Sincerely,

Larry D.

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