Women Push in Relationships Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lorii Abela, author of Sexy Secrets to a Juicy Love Life: You have a whole chapter of juicy secrets to dating for ex-pats. You have five secrets. Would you share the fifth one with our listeners? That is to let things happen. You mentioned before how women who are ex-pats might be seeing a guy. He thinks they’re friends and she thinks he’s her boyfriend. It’s
Dating Ex-Patriates: Tips Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lorii Abela, author of Sexy Secrets to a Juicy Love Life: Based on your experience, both personal and professional, for locals who want to pursue a relationship with an Asian ex-pat, what tips or cultural insights can you share with our listeners? _____ Lorii Abela Dating Ex-Patriates: Ex-Pats Socialize You have to remember that all of these people who are ex-patriates usually hang out together. Let’s
Learn Local Dating Customs Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lorii Abela, author of Sexy Secrets to a Juicy Love Life: On one hand, you’re dealing with the basics for the ex-pat. Then, how is the ex-pat received? Are people looking at the ex-pat and making assumptions on their values based on the fact that they are an ex-pat? This may or may not be true. We all walk around with these ideas of what it
Ex-Patriate Dating Concerns Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lorii Abela, author of Sexy Secrets to a Juicy Love Life: I think those are great points. I agree in terms of the picture. Physical attraction certainly opens the doors. There is no question about that. But if there is nothing under the hood there, guys want more than that. It’s the same with women. Substance is very important to commitment-minded guys. I agree with what you
Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Lorii Abela, author of Sexy Secrets to a Juicy Love Life: Your book contains lots of sexy secrets. There is everything from how to attract love to red flags to online dating. I’m wondering if you will share two or three of those sexy secrets with us revealed in the book. It could be on any of those topics. _____ Lorii Abela I know there are a lot of people
Overcoming Limitation: 3 Steps Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Rebecca Grado, co-author of Taming Your Alpha Bitch: How to Be Fierce and Feminine (and Get Everything You Want!): Your book discusses at greater length how each of these four alpha bitch behaviors are different in how they are manifested but are triggered by the core beliefs of lack and insufficiency. You also mention three steps for releasing lack and limitation. Would you share those with
Drama Queen Behavior Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Rebecca Grado, co-author of Taming Your Alpha Bitch: How to Be Fierce and Feminine (and Get Everything You Want!): It’s simple but really impactful. The fourth common alpha behavior is the “disruptive alpha.” In the context of romantic relationships, how do you see the disruptive alpha playing out? _____ Rebecca Grado Disruptive Alpha: Drama Queen When you think of the disruptive alpha, think of the drama queen.
Competitive Behavior is Unhealthy Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Rebecca Grado, co-author of Taming Your Alpha Bitch: How to Be Fierce and Feminine (and Get Everything You Want!): Even when that’s not the case, no one dies. Everything is okay even if it’s different. The book discusses at length four different common alpha behaviors. The third one that you mention is a “competitive alpha.” In the context of relationships, how do you see that playing
Controlling Behavior in Relationships Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Rebecca Grado, co-author of Taming Your Alpha Bitch: How to Be Fierce and Feminine (and Get Everything You Want!): The “forceful alpha” was the first one. The second of the four common alpha behaviors you mention is the “controlling alpha.” In the context of relationships, will you explain to our readers what that might be? _____ Rebecca Grado I think this is the one area that
Being Empowered: Make the Change Jasbina Ahluwalia asks Rebecca Grado, co-author of Taming Your Alpha Bitch: How to Be Fierce and Feminine (and Get Everything You Want!): Those are some wonderful analogies. I found the words you used in the book very compelling. You make an insightful distinction between wielding force on the one hand and then embodying power. I think you’ve already spoken to this. Tell us about that distinction. Like you
