Keywords: Personal
What one partner might’ve liked might not be what your new partner likes. What you might like might not be what your partner likes either. You have to study their love language like you would study any other language. It’s also important to know your own so that you can express it to your partner. What are your love languages?
https://fatimaaliefendic.wordpress.com/2020/04/17/love-language
discussion, ghost, ghosting, relationships, romantic, texting
This was a question I had been asking myself.
A few weeks ago, a friend and I had been discussing the appropriate ways to end things with someone you’d been seeing briefly. There were many factors to consider: how long you’d known each other, how many dates you’d been on, the timeframe that the number of dates took place, whether you met on an app or met through friends, and, of course, if things had gotten physical.
All of these culminated to one overall point: how much of an explanation do you feel you owe this person?
I for one thought that when you’re date or two in, it was perfectly reasonable to just never speak again if you feel things are not progressing/there’s no chemistry/whatever. However, after a certain amount of time, I felt a conversation would be necessary for appropriate closure. I couldn’t pin down a time frame…
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affection , attraction , body language , crush , dating , love , intimacy , relationship
When Someone gaze at you ardently, Tilt and smile diffidently it is sure an ecstatic moments for us, Consensual behaviours are usually involuntary or reflex. It not easy admitting ones love feelings to the other; I myself is in the same shoe presently.
‘I hate to Love and Loose’
but if you don’t tell that person how you feel about them soon you’ll be buying yourself a Ticket to the friend zone forever Read Crush and Attraction,
Things that Hold us Back
1. Fear of Approach
2. Fear of Rejection
We may be so close or not that we don’t have the, permit me to use the word effrontery, telling this person about our feelings because we imagine it might hurt, off or they turn us down. And this the part we are so insecure about Loosing the Friendship.
When you think awkwardly about yourself you are also sending signals…
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commitment, relationships
Recently when browsing my Instagram stories, I came across an interesting response to a very basic question. A very successful entrepreneur that I follow was asked by one of her followers why she refers to her significant other as her son’s father as opposed to another title like boyfriend or hubby. Her response was something to the effect of, “I’m too old to call him my boyfriend. Partners doesn’t feel right. We’re together and we do what works for us.” She shares a home with and is raising a child with this man but seems very reluctant to publicly say that they are in a committed relationship . [Side note: I don’t know this woman personally and the info that I have is based solely on what she decides to share. I am basing this post solely on what I’ve seen from her social media, which may not truly reflect…
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advice , happy , health , help , love
So i’ve been tindering tonight, just chatting to some boyos. Then i got to thinking, thinking about the dates ive been on in the past.
So some boys can be lovely at the end of the night, nice goodnight kiss and walks me to the door.. but i have had other experiences where the boy expects to come in the house, or wants you to come back to his..
now this could be perfectly innocent, entering someones house youve never been in, quite creepy and it mostly always ends in snogging, but then does anyone feel kind of pressured into going all the way? and im not talking about just girls, boys as well!
also when we are tindering, do you think we should be putting it right in our little tinder bio “not just for sexy times”
ive put it in my tinder bio, also i can spot a…
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Learning the Game 