![]() In group sampling theory, if one (or more) people have the same comment/question/complaint/suggestion, there’s a good chance many others do, too. ![]() In the same week, one of my clients asked the same thing. Recently, I received an email from a podcast listener who asked me to speak to a topic he was curious about, which was, “What is your advice for single gay men who have just given up on finding a relationship?” I welcome feedback, and it’s very rewarding to get an email, text message, or post comment when someone has found the material inspiring, supportive, or valuable. I’m glad that these discussions are reaching guys in so many different places in our world. In many years of writing blog articles and producing podcast episodes, I’ve come to learn more about the global following I’ve accumulated, which I’m very grateful for. And within that, it’s often about either finding a relationship, making a relationship better, or getting over the loss of relationship (especially in preparation for finding a new one). There are other topics, too, about raising your quality of life in either personal or professional ways, but love and sex are the top two. In my thirty years (2022) of being a gay men’s specialist psychotherapist and life/career/relationship coach, perhaps the most common topic new clients present to me in asking for help is about relationships (and, relatedly, sex). Gay Men Who Have Given Up on Finding a Relationship
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