Dating PTSD (10/15/09)- Putting Yourself Out There
I think that for some people it is really easy just to put themselves out there, but is that the right thing to do. I guess it is hard for me to write about this because I don't really know what the phrase means. I will say that maybe if you're having trouble finding a date or finding time to date; then maybe you may need to make yourself more available. That means to schedule time to date people, meet new people, or just hangout and be sociable. That put yourself out there just sounds like you're a piece of meat hanging in the window waiting to be picked up.
Look there really isn't any set rules to dating. I do understand that you have to do what works for you. I guess I'm writing this to one: to learn what putting yourself out there really means (so if you know let me know), two: to help people understand that you can't give your all to a person; especially if this person will not reciprocate, and three: to help us all understand that we have to have standards, but also know how to have fun and to have balance.
I don't think you should put yourself out there...sounds like you are selling your body or something, but I do believe that we can overcome dating ptsd. Let's just overcome it wisely.
Joseph is a Licensed Graduate Social Worker in the Washington, DC area. Joseph is the author of the forthcoming book “Love Me Right or Not at All”, A Quick Guide to Loving Yourself and Others the Healthy Way. This book seeks to assist everyone who reads it to love with balance and give love to the right people. Joseph is striving to become an expert in the practice of relationship empowerment. He strives to build healthy, powerful, and well-balanced relationships in the lives of everyone who seeks after the knowledge, values, and skills Joseph has honed over the last ten years. Joseph is an aspiring Marriage and Family Therapist, but to also travel around the nation and hopefully the world, to spread the message that relationships can be simple, yet amazing if you put in the work. Relationships are vital to the human experience and often shape our mindsets, our personalities, and our environments. Knowing this, Joseph works to encourage not only those who believe in his skills, but also works passionately to build his knowledge and skills in the area of relationships to present the best of who he is both personally and professionally.

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