Keywords: have you ever , love , confessions , life , life lessons , question , questions
My god, I wanted to tell him I love him but I didn’t because what is the point?
https://mikagatsbyreads.wordpress.com/2023/01/02/have-you-ever-sat-beside-a-person-muster-up-the-courage-to-start-a-conversation-youve-played-in-your-head-over-and-over-again-only-to-come-up-with-nothing
Keywords: first times , love , personal essays , dating , dating in singapore , dating without constant texting , dating without texting , love , modern love , modern relationships , modern romance , slow texting , texting behaviors , texting patterns
Dating in the age of cell phones puts a lot of pressure on young millennial couples to keep in constant contact throughout the day, even if it means engaging in lacklustre, mediocre conversations. After all, most of us are on our cell phones almost most of – if not, all – the time. As such, not receiving a text from someone that you are interested in would put one on edge. Both parties start second-guessing each other the moment the frequency of texts drop: Is he no longer interested in me? Is he ghosting me? Why hasn’t he responded even though he has already read my text? Why has he yet to respond to the text I sent him hours ago when he was last seen online five minutes ago? What does it mean when he likes my post on Instagram but ignores my texts? It’s easy to be paranoid and overanalyze texting habits, or even lash out at the party who fails to keep up with the routine.
https://wildchild.sg/2020/09/03/dating-without-texting
Keywords: Lifestyle, Love, Relationship
Other people may notice the flirting that you aren’t sure is flirting or not. They may even notice something even more developing. Listen to what other people see. If people are always joking about how you and your crush should just get together already, there’s something there. Your crush may have even expressed their feelings to their friends, and they could just be trying to help things along.
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
Learning the Game 