Love, Dating and Putting Yourself Back Out There
- Lanee and Sandy
- 2 hours ago
- 1 min read
Putting yourself back out there can feel intimidating, especially when it’s been a while. But dating when you’re older also comes with something valuable: you know yourself better. You have a clearer sense of what you want, what you’ve learned and what you’re no longer willing to settle for.
While God calls some people to singleness, others may feel ready to welcome someone into their lives, whether it’s for the first time or once again. In this episode, we revisit a conversation with relationship coach Renee Suzanne about dating with honesty, courage and intention.
How early should you ask someone what they’re looking for? Could well-meaning friends be “desire shaming” you when they insist you shouldn’t want a relationship? And are you showing up as yourself or sending your polished “representative”?
If you (or someone you know) feels ready to put yourself back out there, this conversation offers practical insight, encouragement and a reminder that meaningful love doesn’t come with an expiration date.
Listen now and share this episode with someone who may need it.
CHECK OUT THE ORIGINAL EPISODE WITH RELATIONSHIP COACH RENEE SUZANNE: FINDING LOVE AT ANY AGE
