Recognizing genuine warning signs and genuine good signs early, without over-analyzing every date.
"Red flags" and "green flags" are everywhere in current dating conversation, but the terms get used so loosely they've lost some practical value. This guide grounds them back in something actually useful.
Inside: genuine red flags worth taking seriously versus normal human imperfection, green flags that indicate real relationship potential, avoiding both naive dismissal and paranoid over-analysis, and trusting a pattern over time rather than a single moment. Balanced and practical. Available in print (8.5×11, binder-ready) and digital (6×9, phone-optimized) formats.
Recognizing genuine warning signs and genuine good signs early, without over-analyzing every date.
