DFW Matchmakers

Congratulations to Andre and Sophie! We were proud to provide the introduction and are happy to help you find love! ❤️

Today, we are thankful for the first kisses and the second chances, for the nervous introductions and the lifelong memories, for days full of laughter and nights full of gratitude, and for every step and misstep along the way of the journey we call love. Happy Thanksgiving!

Building healthy boundaries 🧱 will actually bring you closer 💕 to your partner. As Donald Altman writes for Psychology Today, "boundary setting isn't an ultimatum, but a dialogue about the relationship, mutual needs, and desires." Read more!

🔗 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/practical-mindfulness/202211/3-steps-creating-healthy-boundaries-in-relationships

We may not know them all, but we owe them all. 🇺🇸

We thank military veterans past and present for your service.

Magic is really quite simple. All you've got to do is want something, and then let yourself have it.

Before moving in with your new partner, there are a few things you ought to unpack first as Mark Travers, Ph.D. writes for Psychology Today.

🔗 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/social-instincts/202210/is-your-relationship-ready-the-moving-in-phase

Why do we fall out love? Psychologist Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph.D. dissects three reasons why — and the solutions we can implement in our own lives — in a recent blog for Psychology Today.

📋 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/liking-the-child-you-love/202210/3-big-reasons-why-people-fall-out-love

Remove "can't" from your vocabulary.

Wherever you are, you can begin your next chapter. 📖

We'll give you the pattern, and you can carve out the love you want. 🎃

Good things come to those who make the time and effort to find good things. 💌

"Ever notice that when you’re hungry, you seem to see every billboard for fast food and remember its exact exit from the freeway? This temporary shift in thinking, referred to as motivated cognition, is not limited to the search for food. Several studies reveal how people’s thoughts, memory, and behavior change automatically to help them form social relationships—which psychologists refer to as the social monitoring system."

Dr. Brian Collisson writes, for Psychology Today, the unconscious ways our bodies prepare us for building relationships:

🔗 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/dating-toxic-or-tender/202208/unconscious-ways-people-form-relationships

Life is what you make it. Make it yours. 🌲🌳