Q&A Love Factually revised and updated edition

Wednesday

Feb092022

Want love for you and/or those you know?

Wondering what’s new/improved in the revised and updated Love Factually?

Your questions answered here!

Q: I already used the first edition of Love Factually and found the love of my life! Why do I need this edition?

A: Congratulations—that’s wonderful! You may not need the new edition—but you probably know others who do! Please share the link with them so they can find a lasting love like you already did; here’s how to get a free chapter and pre-order!: www.LoveFactually.co

Q: I can’t wait! When does #LoveFactually’s revised and updated edition release?

A: This Valentine’s Day—2/14/2022. Isn’t that perfect?

Q: That is pretty cute, I admit. But—I don’t want to wait that long. Where can I get it right now?

A: The pre-order is live now at Amazon, for the e-book.

Other A: You can get part of the book this very moment, for free, at www.LoveFactually.co

Q: I don’t want the e-book, though. Will Love Factually’s revised and updated edition be available in paperback and/or audiobook?,

A: Absolutely. Just like the first edition, and just like Love Factually for Single Parents, this edition will be available worldwide in audio, e-, and paperback! Pick any format you want.

Q: Where can I get it?

A: You can get it through The Zon, and/or any bookseller will order it for you. Your library can get it as well—they all have funds for new books (just place a compelling request!). Probably the easiest way to find it is here—along with a free chapter: www.LoveFactually.co

Q: How is this edition different?

A: I’m so happy you asked! The first edition came out 7 years ago. Science doesn’t sit still! Relationship scientists are constantly asking new questions, learning new stuff, and testing to see whether the stuff they already found out still holds true

The good news? Everything in the first edition still holds true. The newer science only serves to underscore that!

But there’s more. Just as science is constantly on the move, dating is changing. New issues have arisen or intensified—and this edition addresses those.

For example, in 2015, dating apps were new, Zoom didn’t exist, and phone calls were still a thing (gasp!). Meeting potential mates in person was still the most common way to start a relationship; today, depending on your age and sexual orientation, technology is becoming the norm. Public health became a giant concern: A global pandemic occurred, and the data indicate we will have others. Politics have become more polarized, with fewer people willing to date outside of their views.

None of this has changed human nature or the solid science that has revealed it over the decades. But all of this has changed dating. This updated book addresses those issues and questions like:

*What can you do to vet potential partners for long-term potential, when most apps don’t give you more to go on than photos and a few catchphrases?

*What’s the most up-to-date info on finding love online or on-app—from which app or site to choose, to what belongs in your profile, to when to exchange numbers?

*What can you do if someone ghosts you, or ices you, or whatever new term comes up for general misbehavior and cold-hearted ugliness?

*Technology has shifted dating more and more toward appearance, and less and less toward the stuff that really makes people happy. How can you stand out if you’re not in the top of the top when it comes to looks?

*Is texting preventing relationships that could have succeeded? And if so, what can you do instead?

*Are your political views hindering your search? Or can they be helpful?

*And much as I hope this one quickly becomes irrelevant: How can you leverage the pandemic or any other public risk to find love even more easily?

All this and more await you!

Thank you for sharing the first and only start-to-finish, from before-you-meet-until-you-commit science-based resource.

I thank you; and I hope you love this updated edition!

Cheers,

Duana