Icebreakers
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When you are in need of encouragement, what is the best way to let your partner know?
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I just tell her. Its that easy. =]
You always know baby. I love that though, and sometimes when you couldn't know I'll tell you just to fill you in on my life. You always support me, especially in hard times. I appreciate that so much <3 I love our openness
That does not exist...the more I answer these questions , the more I realize so much is missing...
I'm pretty straight up and honest about it now, but before I would never say anything and she could always tell when i wasn't feeling so good and so I have gotten better about just letting her know I'm in a pissy mood.
Straightly tell him what situation I am facing...
meeting...calling..sharing through social media...
Male, 41-50 years, Dating | Jul 05, 2012
Male, 41-50 years, Dating | Jul 05, 2012
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He encourages me on a daily basis. I think often he can tell without me telling him but if not I feel I can tell him what I need and he will provide.
I guess I never really know how to tell her I just complain till she just say things like stay posit
I just tell her I need her in that moment because I'm slipping...
Not sure
Idk
Just look at him and he knows when something is wrong
I write him ... I usually let out my feelings better writing or I clean frantically
That's usually something I keep to myself because if someone only does it because you brought it up, then do they really mean it?
I agree with this.
Female, 36-40 years, Engaged, Gay, WV, US | Jul 09, 2012
Female, 36-40 years, Engaged, Gay, WV, US | Jul 09, 2012
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Normally I don't say anything. I feel like if I do, that's the only reason they are acting on it. I usually don't have to tell people though. It can usually be seen. With her, though, I don't think we are as "in-tune" with each other. I can be perfectly fine, and she thinks something is wrong.
I think she just knows
