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09/24/2026

Getting no matches on dating apps? Your profile might be the problem, not you 💥

If you’re swiping and barely getting matches, don’t immediately assume something is wrong with you.

📲 Want more confidence and clarity in your dating life? Talk it through privately with Martine on the FiftyTwo app and get personalized guidance on your profile, dating apps & what to do next. Link in bio.

Someone asked Martine:
“I keep swiping and getting no matches on apps… could it be my photos? Any advice on that, or on prompts?”

Here’s what Martine wants you to consider:

1️⃣ Start with your photos.
Are they recent? Do they actually look like you today? Your profile should give someone an authentic sense of who they’re going to meet.

2️⃣ Show your life, not just your face.
Your photos can tell a story. Love to travel? Include a photo from a trip. Big sports fan? Show yourself at a game. Give people something to connect with.

3️⃣ Let your personality come through.
Your profile shouldn’t just answer, “What do you look like?” It should make someone curious about who you are.

4️⃣ Think about what makes you YOU.
Your interests, personality, lifestyle and the things you’re genuinely excited about can help the right person see a reason to start a conversation.

5️⃣ Give people something to respond to.
Your photos and prompts should create openings for someone to say, “Wait, tell me more about that.”

6️⃣ Don’t measure your worth in matches.
A dating app is one platform with one set of algorithms and a limited snapshot of who you are. The number of matches you get does not determine your value.

The goal isn’t to create the profile that gets the most matches.

It’s to create a profile that authentically represents you and attracts people who are actually interested in getting to know you.

And sometimes, the right profile isn’t about looking more impressive.

It’s about letting people see more of who you already are.

09/23/2026

He asked you out… but still hasn’t made a plan? 👀

Don’t put your dating life on hold waiting for someone to get serious.

Someone asked:
“A guy I’m talking with asked me out, but nothing is concrete and there are no plans. What should I do?”

Here’s Rodney’s advice:

1️⃣ Let him make the plan.
If he asked you out, he should follow through with an actual day, time, and place.

2️⃣ Don’t chase the details.
You don’t need to keep texting, asking when, or trying to turn a vague invitation into a date.

3️⃣ Go about your life.
Make your own plans. See your friends. Keep dating. Don’t sit around waiting.

4️⃣ Pay attention to follow-through.
Interest is great, but effort and action tell you much more.

5️⃣ Don’t close your options too early.
Until there’s an actual date and you’re mutually moving toward something, you’re still single.

6️⃣ If another guy asks you out, go.
You don’t owe exclusivity to someone who hasn’t even made concrete plans.

The bottom line?

If he wants to take you out, let him put a date on the calendar. Until then, keep living your life.

09/23/2026

Going slower physically can actually make dating more exciting. 👀🔥

Less physical intimacy doesn’t necessarily mean less chemistry. Sometimes it creates more of it.

Someone asked: “How can singles stay emotionally close and keep the connection strong when physical intimacy is moving slower than expected?”

Here’s what Lauren, a licensed mental health counselor, wants you to consider:

1️⃣ Anticipation can build attraction.
When you don’t rush physical intimacy, the anticipation can make the connection feel even more exciting and interesting.

2️⃣ Slower doesn’t mean less intimate.
You can build emotional closeness through conversation, affection, quality time, flirting, and getting to know each other.

3️⃣ You don’t have to follow someone else’s timeline.
Your relationship doesn’t need to move at the pace your friends, family, or anyone else thinks it should.

4️⃣ Your boundaries are yours.
If you want to wait before becoming physically intimate, you shouldn’t have to justify that decision to everyone around you.

5️⃣ Your partner is the person to talk to.
The important conversation is with the person you’re actually dating. Talk openly about what feels comfortable, what you want, and what you’re ready for.

6️⃣ Keep your relationship between the two of you.
Friends and family can care about you without getting a say in the private boundaries of your relationship.

Physical intimacy doesn’t have to happen on someone else’s schedule.

Sometimes taking your time doesn’t make the connection less exciting.

It can make the anticipation part of the attraction. 🔥

09/18/2026

His busy schedule is triggering your abandonment wound?

Your feelings are real, but they don’t have to run the relationship.

📲 Want clarity when relationship anxiety starts taking over? Talk it through privately with Coach Rodney Rabbani on the FiftyTwo app and get personalized guidance on your triggers, communication & next steps. Link in bio.

Someone asked Coach Rodney:
“My boyfriend is very busy with work and it triggers my abandonment wound. Any advice?”

Here’s what Rodney recommends:

1️⃣ Work on the trigger.
You have to confront and work through your abandonment wounds. Otherwise, those fears can start leaking into the relationship.

2️⃣ Communicate how you’re feeling.
Your partner may not know what’s happening internally for you. Let them understand what you’re experiencing instead of expecting them to figure it out.

3️⃣ Separate the feeling from the facts.
Feeling abandoned doesn’t necessarily mean you’re being abandoned. Notice the trigger before reacting to it.

4️⃣ Don’t make your partner responsible for healing the wound.
Your partner can support you, but they can’t do the internal work for you.

5️⃣ Talk about what you need.
Communication gives your partner a chance to understand what helps you feel connected, rather than leaving them to guess.

6️⃣ Do the work on both sides.
You can work on your abandonment triggers while also communicating openly about the relationship. Both matter.

The goal isn’t to stop having feelings.

It’s to understand where those feelings are coming from so they don’t start controlling how you show up in your relationship.

Work on the wound. Communicate what’s happening. Then give the relationship room to respond.

09/16/2026

Can a narcissist actually change? 👀

Maybe. But that doesn’t mean you should wait around for someone to become a different person.

📲 Want more clarity about who you’re dating and what to look for in a healthy partner? Talk it through privately with Coach Rodney Rabbani or Dr. Jon Dabach on the FiftyTwo app and get personalized guidance on attraction, compatibility & relationship patterns. Link in bio.

Someone asked Coach Rodney Rabbani and Dr. Jon Dabach:
“Can narcissists change, or is it a lost cause?”

Here’s what they want you to consider:

1️⃣ Change is possible, but it’s difficult.
Narcissistic patterns can be managed, but that doesn’t mean someone can simply be “cured.”

2️⃣ Look for empathy.
When you’re dating, pay attention to how someone responds to your feelings, needs, and experiences.

3️⃣ Generosity matters.
Healthy relationships aren’t just about what someone can do for you. Look at whether they’re willing to give, contribute, and consider your needs too.

4️⃣ Don’t confuse chemistry with character.
Someone can make you feel amazing and still not be capable of building a healthy relationship.

5️⃣ Ask a different question about love.
Instead of only thinking, “How does this person make me feel?” ask yourself, “Is this someone worthy of my love and investment?”

6️⃣ Pay attention to reciprocity.
You should be able to give because you genuinely want to, while also feeling that your effort is valued and reciprocated.

The goal isn’t to find someone who makes you feel good every second.

It’s to find someone who is worthy of the time, energy, trust, and love you’re willing to invest.

Because the more you give to a relationship, the more invested you become.

So before you fall deeply in love, take a closer look at the person you’re choosing to love.

09/14/2026

What’s the secret to a long-lasting relationship? 💬

Decades together and they still study each other’s little things. That’s not luck, that’s practice.

If you want a relationship built to last, you don’t need to figure it out alone. Talk it through with someone who gets it, on your schedule, just between you two.

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