How To Keep A Loving Relationship That Will Last
Have you ever wondered why some romantic relationships work out while others fail? It isn't always the ones with the strongest initial attraction that work out, either. Some just seem to click and others don't. It's tricky, and it is also hard to know when to add intimacy to the mix.
In today's world it is even harder than it used to be because everyone seems to be in such a hurry. People move more quickly than before. I would recommend that you slow down for the sake of your relationship though. It may be that moving too quickly is what has caused you problems in the past.
If you want your love to be genuine, start with the emotions. You want an emotional and intellectual connection to be the basis for your relationship.
If you and your partner have a mutual respect and caring for each other, this is the ideal. It makes everything deeper, richer, and more lasting. Your relationship stands a better chance if it is based on something other than just physical attraction.
You may be asking, but what about sex? That's a good question. There is no hard and fast rule for when sex is appropriate. In general though, you want to wait until you and your partner are in love. It should be mutual, and you should be open with one another and committed to the relationship.
Don't distract yourselves by becoming intimate too soon. If you don't rush into sex, you won't end up with a partner who was only there for physical attraction and easy intimacy. Instead, wait until you are in love, and make your connection based on other factors.
If you have a relationship that is based in friendship, that is great. A new relationship should develop much as a friendship, where you discover things about each others' past, learn about each others' hopes and dreams and so on.
Take it a step at a time and don't be in a big rush. Life can be very sweet if you aren't pressuring yourself or your date to become closer before it is time.
You and your partner are very lucky if you do this. Your relationship will be genuine, deep, and lasting. Becoming best friends before becoming lovers is always a good idea for a lasting bond.
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