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EPISODE · Dec 27, 2024 · 13 MIN

#87: Why Gay Relationships are So Short (and How to Fix It)

from Deep Penetration | Gay and Bisexual Dating Advice with Daniel Morales · host Deep Penetration

It's not uncommon in the Gay community that relationships fizzle out after 3-6 months. Unfortunately, it's a rarity to get past a year or two. I have worked with several men who can't even get passed a first date! If you are feeling disappointment with your dating life and you can't figure out why your relationships to last more than 6 months, I have some possible reasons for you! Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 01:23 You have unrealistic expectations 03:30 You're infatuated with the idea of dating 06:02 You're scared of commitment 07:10 You're afraid of failing 08:35 You need validation all the time 10:10 You're not ready for a long-term relationship 11:50 Maybe you're not monogamous Book a [FREE] Discovery Call: https://admin.stan.store/stores/172369/page/fulfillment/1284741?order=0 Resources: Website: https://www.thecoachdanny.com To connect with me on social media, check out my link tree: https://linktr.ee/thecoachdanny

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