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Earlier this week I participated in a discussion panel on the topic of what women want and how we date in the 21st century. This got me thinking.
Let’s face it, we have lots more dynamics to our dating lives than our parents ever had.
Charlie Rose, one of my favorite news anchors, recently interviewed George Lucas. I found it fascinating because I think Lucas set the bar with the level of creativity he brought to the Star Wars franchise.
When George Lucas started talking about relationships, however, this really piqued my interest. His views on the subject of breaking up got me thinking.