How to Attract the Man of Your Dreams/Attracting a man

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Hey Susan,  I have a bit of a problem. I'm 20, currently attend university and am incredibly single (sigh*).  Anyway, I need some help with this guy.  I don't know how to attract him.  I see him about once or twice every couple of weeks with my friend who watches her boyfriend play sport.  The guy that I like is also on her boyfriends team (she initially wanted to set me up with this guy).  Long story short, I am going to be seeing him more often at her place, but I want to know what to say and do cause I HAVE NO IDEA! plus I recently lost about 10kgs which equates to 22pounds so i don't have the best body image.  Also I'm still very much a virgin, not that men haven't tried, I just haven't had any strong feelings for my previous boyfriends.  So as you can tell I have no idea what to do.  

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks

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Dear Samantha,
Congratulations on the weight loss.  That's much to be proud of.  Do you have a nice new wardrobe?  What fun.
Well here you have the perfect opportunity, because you will get to be around him.  Just be yourself, only your BEST self (no spilling of traumas, etc.) just nice conversation.  Always good to get them talking about themselves.  We ALL love that, especially guys.  You'll have a topic righ there, with the sport.  Be a little flirty - a twinkle in your eye.  Nothing skanky.  That's a turn off.  If you do not know how to "flirt," please email me for some coaching - sdunn@susandunn.cc .  Don't worry about the s** thing; there are more important things to work on early on.  See if you enjoy talking to him - does he make you laugh, does he have a nice personality, does he have his life together, HOW DOES HE TALK ABOUT HIS MOTHER, LOL.

Work on not getting 'nerves.'  Practice some topics of conversation (movies, books, school, weather, sports, political scene, where he has lived, what his plans are).  The best way to put people at ease is to consider their feelings and comfort, and ask them about themselves.  Breathe deeply.  Remember to breathe deeply, so you don't freeze up, or start to jabber!

You can do it!  You have to let nature take its course.  It's wonderful you will get to be around him, that's the best part.  Then if you appeal to him, and vice versa, it's a go.

Let me know how it goes.  
Good luck!
Susan Dunn
www.susandunn.cc
sdunn@susandunn.cc

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Susan Dunn, Dating Coach

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I can answer any questions regarding attracting the man of your dreams including preparing yourself, letting it happen, The Rules that work and the rules that don't, meeting him, the first date, the dating relationship, recreating a failing relationship, how to tell if he's serious or not, how to get him to marry you not just date you, romance, everything. I coach clients how to do it step-by-step, and walk them through the process. I've talked with thousands of women ... let me help YOU.

Experience

I have had years of experience coaching women on how to meet and marry the man of their dreams. How to catch him and keep him! Also how to get him back when he runs away, or how to get him to marry you when he's committment-shy.

Organizations
Founding member of CoachVille and member of original R&D team. Former Board member and former Board chair for numerous local organizations.

Publications
I am widely published on the Internet on subjects related to dating, romance and marriage, as well as other lifeskills topics. (It isn't just about "dating," it's about YOU.) I'm rated A-plus on ideamarketers, and my articles regularly appear on websites around the world.

Education/Credentials
MA in Clinical Psychology.

Awards and Honors
I have an international coaching and consulting practice, I train and certify other coaches worldwide, and have been a regular presenter for the cruise lines.

Past/Present Clients
I have helped many, many women find the man of their dreams - and keep him.

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