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Mark's Daily Apple Thursday, June 30, 2022 11:00 AM Hey folks, Board-Certified Health Coach Erin Power is here to answer your questions about Primal dating. If you're wondering when and how to "break the news," we've got strategies, tips, and backup! Have a question you'd like to ask our health coaches? Leave it below in the comments or over in the Mark's Daily Apple Facebook group. Cara asked: "I've been Primal for a year and honestly never felt better! It was hard at first but now comes naturally and makes me feel so much lighter. I also lost 10 pounds, which doesn't hurt! The problem: I'm newly single and on dating apps. I don't want to turn guys off by being high maintenance. Do I mention I'm Primal in my profile? Or wait until the first date? Or wait to see how things go? Help!" First, congrats on your year of Primal eating and living, Cara! How wonderful that you feel lighter and better. Huge recognition as well for exploring this question and considering how eating and lifestyle plays a role in dating and relationships. Feeling healthy and more confident and comfortable in one's body can be so attractive. It creates the sort of compelling radiance that goes beyond "objective" indicators like body weight or beauty. Not only that, but a little boost of confidence goes a long way as you enter the dating pool. Anyway, onto the matter at hand: how to navigate declaring your Primal status to would-be suitors. Ask and Tell. Or... Don't. These days, it's far more common for people to ask about and mention their "eating identities" or preferences when sharing a meal with someone for the first time. While we're focused on dating here, this applies to new friends, acquaintances, and colleagues too. The point is, choosing to eat a particular way is hardly unusual these days. That said, I totally get how navigating conversations around food and lifestyle can be tricky in any relationship—perhaps all the more so when newly dating. The good news is, you're arriving with a blank slate and fresh start. As a Primal Health Coach, I work with many clients who are making changes and struggle to explain their new Primal ways to partners, friends, and family members. If it's important to you, you'll want to share this aspect of yourself with acquaintances, new and old. But there's another option here: Just don't say anything at all. At least, not right away. It may not be necessary. The person you're out on a date with probably won't notice anything is amiss with your eating habits. If you order a big ass salad, a delicious steak, or a low-sugar cocktail at a restaurant, it's not going to raise any red flags. Decide to forgo the bread basket? No problem: avoiding or limiting bread is becoming increasingly common in non-Primal circles too. Priorities and Values Beyond that, you likely want to be with someone whose priorities and values are similar to your own. This doesn't mean that they have to … Continue reading "Ask a Health Coach: Primal Dating" The post Ask a Health Coach: Primal Dating appeared first on Mark's Daily Apple. |
