Dating a consultant.

Hiring a consultant is a lot like dating in those TV sitcoms. Your dating this guy and it's promising but he just won't commit. When your dating a consultant you probably should keep your options open. Just in case he really isn't as into you as you are into him. In the end, just remember, you don't have to marry the guy.

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