The Ultimate Dating Guide for Widowers

By: Abel Keogh

Narrated by: Abel Keogh

Men and women grieve differently. Though both feel the pain and sorrow that come with losing a spouse, widowers start dating much sooner than widows - usually within the first year of their wife's passing. While there's nothing wrong with dating again that quickly, widowers often get into relationships before they're emotionally ready to take that step. That causes problems for them and the women they're with.

That's where The Ultimate Dating Guide for Widowers comes in. Drawing on the success stories and learning experiences of Joe Biden, Thomas Edison, Pierce Brosnan, and Paul McCartney, this book specifically addresses questions, concerns, and needs of widowers, including:

• How to know if you're really ready to date again
• Overcoming feelings of guilt about starting another relationship
• Balancing your dating life with the needs and wants of your children
• How to make room in your heart for someone else

The Ultimate Dating Guide for Widowers is the definitive guide for widowers who are looking to sort out their conflicting emotions and avoid common pitfalls that come with dating the second time around. It's a must-listen for any man who's looking to ease the transition from an old life to a new one.

©2014 Abel Keogh (P)2019 Abel Keogh

What to look for in dating a widower

Signs of a widower being emotionally ready to be dating and in a committed relationship with someone new. The last chapter confirmed some of my concerns and validated me as a person. I need to respect myself and speak up. He needs me to be direct.

A map guiding me through relationships as widower

Until reading Abel’s book, I was lost as to what I was feeling and what my feelings meant. I also didn’t consider nearly enough how my partner felt and what I needed to do for my partner. I now have hope I can find another true love.

great guide

great read for widowed men that are looking to date again love the new read

All in all a good book

This is great and leaves me with things to consider. I’m entering into a new relationship (not my first since my wife passed) and this one feels in many way similar to when I met my LW and in someways different; more mature (I am older and a dad now). I am relishing the similarities and the differences and this book has really given me some things to consider that I had not previously considered. The only negative is something I’ve seen in other reviews. I appreciate the author telling us his own experiences but many of us can’t relate to wealthy politicians, actors, and musicians. We needed to hear more about the Everyman-widower.

Great book to help understand a wodower

This book is a quick listen. it helped me understand the emotions that a widower goes through. I'm looking forward to listening to the other book next.