“The (Un)Fairy Tale: Men, Myths, and Modern Relationships”

Think honest convos, relatable laughs, and maybe some soul-searching, all while breaking bread.

 

Hi! I'm Stephanie. A comedic life coach that ended up on this side of the internet by chance, but it was a calling I knew I had to take because it provided both a channel for my self expression while also serving as career that can change people's lives. (as cheesy as that may sound)

Ever since I was a teenager I was told that I didn't care, simply put. I didn't care what people thought nor how they reacted to me being myself. I had a great example - my parents. My mother always presented herself in the most feminine yet stern way, I'm both scared to death of her but also at ease whenever she's around. My father broke the sterotype of the angry Arab dad and was my best friend first, the funnest one.

The combination of these 2 people in my life gave me the confidence to always act how I saw fit, regardless of what other people thought - because they were happy, and this is what I hope to bring to my community and whoever stumbles upon my page.

Love yourself. Embrace who you are. Do not live for others opinion of you. Invest in your emotional intelligence. Invest in understanding yourself, because once you do; everything else will fall into place.

 

The Questions :

Suggestion Topics & Question Sets:

1. Are We Asking for Too Much?

  • What’s the line between standards and settling?

- Setting your standards mean setting your core values, your non-negotiables if you will.

- Even if we are flexible & open to trial, we must always have something to fall back on, our beliefs and values. They protect you when needed, and get you to always grow when challenged.

- Settling means ANYTHING but those core values, example: respect, kindness, certain lifestyle, maybe geographical location? family commitments/propritizing? friend/individual life balance?

   • How do we avoid overthinking and just live in the moment?

- Belief in destiny is a huge thing for me - you get such peace believing that what's meant to be will be. Regardlses of what you do, it trumps you.

2. The Green Flag Chronicles

 • What are some underrated qualities women should prioritize?

- Consistency isn't underrated but its my #1 - and this should become clear within the first 3 months.

- NOT feeling the butterflies, that is a green flag. Not having your nervous system triggered. Genuinely feeling at peace (not bored of course, but at ease)

- Being a gentleman. That means being calm, replying with grace and giving you room to speak. Gentleman to OTHERS AS WELL! Not shi*tting on other women, EVER. And of course the chivalry, opening the door, offering to pick her up etc..

  • Is it really the little things, or are we hyping them up too much?

- It is but also, what's little to me may not be little to you? example: how he speaks about his sister/his employees who are below him etc..

- I'm sure we can go off on a tangent here so I'll keep it spontaneous.

3. The Dating Survival Guide

 •  How do we navigate dating apps without losing our minds?

- Set your goal and your own RULES. Are you there to develop a textin relationship, or to LEAVE the app and explore the other person? 

- Be clear with yourself, what do you want? and never be shy or afraid to make it clear to them, they are strangers and you owe no one anything, but here's the catch: THEY DON'T OWE YOU ANYTHING EITHER!

We take it personally when we are rejected, but what if they genuinely did not like you? What if you're not their cup of tea? 

Only you get to say no? No no no sweetie, get comfortable with rejection if you're on the apps - because this isn't someone guaranteed to like you because of mutual friends/interests etc... - this is a group of RANDOM STRANGERS, with all types of upbringings/cultures etc.. be ready. AND be okay with it.

  •  Can old-school romance survive the 2024 dating scene?

- Akh yes, and I am biased (will dive deep in person)

16:00, 2025/01/19
230.0 AED
Restaurant
Josette - Afternoon (Her Table fees)
25-35
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The (Un)Fairy Tale: Men, Myths, and Modern Relationships with Stephanie Haddad

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