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You have to be friends first and grow into a relationship. Being in a relationship is one where you have to be best friends. Intimacy can't be used to replace trust, personal details or anything. That, and don't care what anyone else thinks about your relationship. It's YOUR relationship. Case and point, I don't give a damn about what people will think about us. I want to be with you and will pay no mind to the opinions of others.
treat others the way you wanna be treated! applies to all relationships. ladies if you wanna be a princess then prepare for your prince! if you wanna be treated like a queen;sorry you got your work cut out for you!
Never go to sleep angry at each other
Yes!!
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Nov 06, 2015
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Nov 06, 2015
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Never go to bed angry or sad with each other. It's a rule. Don't date potential. Either he's what you are looking for or he isn't. Marry your best friend.
Communication, mutual respect, and common interests are three of the most important. Finding that one who's strong where you're weak & can bolster you through any storm....that's special. An rare. Also, never underestimate the power of touch. Or of loyalty and dependability. Give me a man who always has my back, respects our differences as much as our commonality, and finds as much comfort as I do in the quick, passing touches (AND the longer ones) and I'm his forever.
Don't be an idiot
To find common interests and to not make your lives just about your children because one day they will be gone and you will only have each other.
patience
Spitters are quitters.
Choose a man you RESPECT and show him that respect. Men will return it to a woman with love.
This is a tough one, because I've learned a lot lately. But something that has really stuck with me over the years is this: don't bad mouth your partner to other people. Occasional venting is one thing, but don't make it a habit to only complain. Remember to praise. I believe this becomes especially true when you have children.
Unless they are the reason you "fell" at work and broke your elbow
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Oct 07, 2015
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Oct 07, 2015
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definitely communication and giving up the booty
You should be happy every day not every minute of every day but every day
Don't fight in front of company and never talk about your problems to friends. There two cent isn't enough change. Lol what goes on in your house stays in your house.
Don't marry potential.
Female, 31-35 years, Dating | Dec 20, 2015
Male, 26-30 years, Dating | Dec 20, 2015