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Here’s where to listen: Today’s podcast marks the beginning of the next “volume” of Email Players rules episodes.

Volume 1 was rules 1-140, which I am going to be transcribing and putting into a book soon.

Do you have similar personal values and long-term goals for your life?

Are you able to respect their interests and their desire to participate in them, even if you don’t share them? Another common issue is that you’re simply not looking for the same things or aren’t in the same place in life.

This can often trump compatibility; after all, it doesn’t matter that the two of you get on like a house on fire if what you’re looking for in a relationship is diametrically opposed to what the other person wants.

Yeah, you’re great together, you make each other laugh and the two of you give off enough sparks to make it dangerous for you to visit gas stations together, but one of you is looking for a no-strings-attached, friends-with-benefits situation and the other is looking for someone to settle down with.

Suddenly, their dates are always “busy” before they quit returning their calls or texts. You’re not always going to be a match with someone, and it may take a couple dates to realize this.

But when it’s happening to you an indication that you’re doing something wrong.

If you’re regularly getting the fade, the odds are good you’re having one of a number of common issues.

One of the trickier aspects of improving your dating life is that there’s always another level to master. And that’s where new and different problems come sneaking in.

It’s easy to assume that once you’ve made it past that initial hump – building a cool wardrobe, getting over your approach anxiety and generally learning how to connect with potential dates – that it’s all smooth sailing from there. One of the things I hear about regularly from my readers – both here and over at my column at Kotaku – are people who keep experiencing what’s known as “the fade away” or “ghosting”.