If you're asking if I'm seeing anyone else consistently, then no, I'm not.

Which, I don't're going to enjoy it.

Let me know what you think. Send me an email afterwards podcast

at Matthew Hussie.com. And don't forget, by the way, to go and download my free guide that I just

released. This one is new in the last couple of months. It's called bold standards. And you can find

it at bold standards.com. It teaches you how to articulate the difficult things that you

want to say to someone in your love life. It can also be used in other parts of life too. So check

it out boldstandards.com. And now on to the episode.

So she said, hello Matthew and the rest of jams. Love the podcast. This may be a bit unorthodox

to be asking for advice since I am a prominent male dating coach specialising in seduction and attraction.

I do want to clarify here that this is a woman who coaches men.

That's what she means by a male dating coach. She's a dating coach for men. However, we all know

that when things are too close to home, sometimes all we need is an unbiased opinion, coach or not. This is where you come in. You see,

me and this guy have been seeing each other steadily about once or twice a week since the beginning

of May. We're both busy, as I often give the same advice about the importance of staying busy,

so as not to contract one-itus. But this guy is different

than your average bear. First off, he's a celebrity in his own right. In a certain sector of

Hollywood, not going into detail, but he is a big, big deal. He values talented women and drive, to which my dating

coach company has blown up in the last year and he loves to hear all about it. Things have been going

very well between us, but I could tell there's something there, a blockade of sorts. And I was right.

About a month ago, he confided in me all of this intense trauma he went through during the

pandemic and with his last relationship. Big deal stuff. Huge, because this guy is a big deal in his world. So his problems aren't just

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