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Carly Spindel Combines Technology & Matchmaking

Keith was a 37-year-old entrepreneur in the natural gas and coal exploration industry as a research scientist. He had been dating his girlfriend for six months, and everything was going well. They had met at a matchmaking dinner in New York City, and Keith was smitten with her from the moment he saw her. They had been inseparable ever since.

However, Keith’s work was taking him to Indiana, and his girlfriend was not keen on moving out of New York City. She had a great job and a life she loved, and she didn’t want to give that up. Keith was torn between his love for his girlfriend and his passion for his work. He knew that he had to make a decision soon, but he didn’t know what to do.

One day, Keith decided to take a walk in Central Park to clear his head. As he walked, he thought about his life and his future. He knew that he loved his girlfriend, but he also knew that he couldn’t give up his work. He had worked too hard to get where he was, and he wasn’t ready to give it all up.

As he walked, he saw a man playing the guitar. The man was singing a song about love and sacrifice, and Keith was struck by the lyrics. He realized that sometimes, in life, we have to make sacrifices for the people we love. He knew that he had to talk to his girlfriend and tell her how he felt.

That night, Keith took his girlfriend out to dinner. They talked about their future and their dreams. Keith told her how much he loved her and how much he wanted to be with her. He also told her how important his work was to him and how he couldn’t give it up. His girlfriend listened carefully, and she understood.

In the end, they decided to try a long-distance relationship. Keith would move to Indiana, and his girlfriend would stay in New York City. They would see each other as often as they could, and they would make it work. It wouldn’t be easy, but they were willing to make the sacrifice for each other.

Keith moved to Indiana, and his girlfriend stayed in New York City. They missed each other terribly, but they talked on the phone every day. They sent each other letters and care packages, and they made plans to visit each other as often as they could.

Years went by, and Keith’s work in Indiana was a great success. He made many new friends and colleagues, and he loved his life there. His girlfriend continued to thrive in New York City, and she loved her job and her life there.

One day, Keith proposed to his girlfriend. He flew to New York City and surprised her with a ring. She said yes, and they were married in a beautiful ceremony in Central Park. They moved to Indiana together, and they lived happily ever after.

Carly Spindel writes for the Huffington Post and one of her matchmaking tips is for women. Women want to date men who can be comfortable sitting on the couch in PJ’s all day and can also attend a high powered business meeting dressed looking the part. Women should not be high maintenance. If a woman is attending a sporting event for business, they want to be with someone who is well informed and can go with the flow. Women prefer dating men who can be comfortable in any situation.

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