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Dr. Michelle @ Circle of Sisters

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Dr. Michelle will be speaking on the Relationship Panel at the Circle of Sisters on Saturday, October 10th at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City.  The panel will be from 11:00 am-12:00 noon and after the discussion, Dr. Michelle will have a book signing for her new bestselling book “Ms. Typed: Discover Your […]

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How do I start dating again or be happy alone?

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Question: I was in a serious relationship that led to me getting totally ripped off by this female and left me in a destitute situation. After two years of depressed states and trying to find good jobs in today’s market, I am finally getting back on my feet. Financially I am still in the red, but am on my way back to stability. I am gun shy about relationships now as well as I feel kind of inadequate due to the fact of my financial status. My question is, “When would be a good time to get back into the dating scene?” I miss having that closeness of a companion, but I am still kind of untrusting. Should I get back into the dating scene or be content with being alone?

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Dr. Michelle’s Top Ten Dating Dos and Don’ts

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Here are my top ten dating dos and don’ts! 1. Do Be Yourself: Everyone puts on their best face when meeting new people, but don’t lie about yourself or pretend to be someone you are not. The person is going to eventually find out about the real you anyway and don’t think that they will […]

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How do I listen to my friends’ problems without stressing out?

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I recently ended an eight year relationship and I am slowly but surely moving on, but my friends won’t let me. They aren’t mentioning him or anything, but they constantly come to me with their problems. I just don’t need to hear that right now because hearing their stories at times, make me feel like I should have stayed with my ex. My friends are going through abusive and cheating situations right now. My ex never did that to me which was the reason why I always stayed with him until I realized how emotional he was. I always told myself if my man didn’t cheat or hit me, those are two good reasons to stay with him. I didn’t think about anything else. My mother, sister and friends all went through that. So having a man without dealing with that just sticks with me and I am “Ms. Rose-Colored Glasses” when it comes to everything else. I am dealing with that, but how can I be there for my friends and not listen to their negative stories about their relationship? I love your book by the way!

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Five Tips for Making Long Distance Relationships Work

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Here are five tips for any couple in a long distance relationship, to help you keep your relationship strong and intimate until you can reunite permanently: 1)    Communicate on a regular basis It is so important to stay connected to your partner and to communicate on a regular basis. In addition to talking about the […]

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