Ready for Something Real? Dating with Clearer Standards

Ready For Something Real?
Dating With Clearer Standards

You want a relationship where the interest is mutual, the communication is clear and you feel able to be yourself.
Yet when you meet someone you really like, your standards can become harder to hold.

You give another chance. Leave your evening open for an unconfirmed plan. Avoid asking what they want because you’re afraid of losing the connection.

How can you stay open to love while taking your own needs seriously?

Join Aurore for a practical, 90-minute live workshop where we’ll explore the decisions that shape your dating experience.

Through realistic examples, guided exercises and boundary practice, you’ll learn how to recognise emotional availability, ask for clarity and decide whether a connection works for you.

Who is this for?
This workshop is for you if:

• You’re returning to dating and want to approach it differently.
• You want a relationship but sometimes accept arrangements that leave you disappointed.
• You find yourself overthinking mixed messages or making excuses for inconsistent behaviour.
• You struggle to express your needs once you become interested in someone.
• You want practical language for conversations you’ve been avoiding.

Who is this NOT for?
This workshop won’t be the right fit if you’re looking for:

• A speed-dating or matchmaking event.
• Techniques to persuade someone to want a relationship.
• Individual therapy or an in-depth assessment of your personal relationship.

### What you’ll leave with

By the end, you’ll have:

• Three personal dating essentials, translated into behaviours you can recognise.
• Questions you can actually ask about intentions, communication and plans.
• One boundary written in your own words, with a clear plan for following through.
• A simple reflection tool to help you decide whether you want another date.
• One practical action for the coming week.

There will be time for questions, and you can keep your written reflections private.
Come with a notebook, your questions and a willingness to explore what you want to do differently.

Book your place and start building a dating approach that makes room for what matters to you.