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She is 25 and he is 29. He said he is just having a gut feeling they won't work out and being ADHD, he follows it. He also said he feels like she is more invested and loves him more than he loves her.

They have been together 4 years.

However they didn't finish the conversation just kind of walked away from it. When she asked the next morning if they were together or broken up, again met with silence and both just kind of walked away from it.

As she was leaving, he gave her a hug and kiss (he rarely does, not a real affectionate person) so she found that strange. SO she was like, "Are we good? Like we're going to try and work things out?" He said, "we're good, i'll call you later"

When he called they just talked like normal about work, their day, etc. So she is so confused on how to handle the situation without scaring him into rethinking breaking up but also she needs to know. WHY would he all of a sudden show a grand gesture of emotion and call her if he was so adamant about breaking it off?

Are you a young woman under 35 who feels tired and lonely?

I'm leading a webinar in about 6 weeks and would like to know which of my 2 options might interest you most. I'm a new coach so I'm trying to gain more insight on what might be most helpful to women who feel tired and lonely.

Option 1

Untaint Yourself - you deserve happiness as much as anyone else
- uncover what’s beautiful about you
- learn to feel loved even if you feel lonely
- uncover what beliefs you or others have about you that hold you back
- how you can start attracting more of the things and people you want in your life

Summary
Learning to reconnect with your authentic self to feel happier and more naturally motivated. To start manifesting more of what you want in your life and feel happier overall.

Option 2

Self-acceptance
- why negative feelings aren’t bad
- how your emotions can be your greatest allies
- how to use your emotions to gain more confidence, clarity and improve your relationships

Summary
Learn to recognize and accept your needs to gain more clarity and confidence when making decisions and improve your relationships.

Thanks for your feedback, I truly appreciate it!