Positioning is not Pursuing
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Positioning is not Pursuing
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For the Season 3 premiere of The Powder Room Podcast, we're going back to the topic that always gets the conversation started: Dating.
When the suggestion was made that single women should be willing to initiate contact or demonstrate interest in a man, the response was loud and divided. For some women, making the first move feels confident and intentional. For others, it feels thirsty, desperate, or like being a “pick me.” But have we confused showing interest with chasing a man?
In this episode, we explore the difference between positioning and pursuing — and whether fear, pride, past hurt, or the fear of rejection has caused some women to become so determined not to chase that they have become unavailable. Using the story of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz, we'll examine what happened when Ruth was encouraged to position herself in the right place — and why sometimes faith requires more than sitting back and waiting.
You don't have to chase love. You don't have to convince anyone to choose you.
But could it be possible that the love you desire requires you to step out of hiding, enter the field, and allow yourself to be seen?
Because positioning is not pursuing — and visibility is not desperation.