Some dating advice sounds good… but it might actually be setting you up to overinvest in the wrong person.

In this episode of Sex-Ed for Saints, I’m joined by dating coach Tiffany Jones, and friend… we’re talking about the things people usually whisper about when it comes to dating.

We’re breaking down what it actually looks like to date with wisdom, boundaries, and discernment instead of rushing into emotional commitment before someone has earned it.

This conversation gets real about:

• Why keeping your options open while dating can protect your heart• Why constant phone calls and texting can sometimes kill attraction• The importance of boundaries and saying no• How to avoid giving relationship energy to someone who hasn’t shown relationship effort• Why dating is about discernment, not auditioning for someone’s approval

If you’ve ever felt like you were doing too much too soon in dating, this episode will help you slow down, set boundaries, and date smarter.

And friend… some of these gems might challenge the way you’ve been taught to approach dating.

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