Icebreakers
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No cheating, be honest, put your SO first but remember you matter too!
Never say anything you will regret. Think before you speak.
To be sure to talk to one another not at one another.
The advice I would give Is really the fundamental principles that I follow. Never name call or say things out of anger that you don't mean. Make healthy and open communication a priority. Stay passionate and loving to each other every single day. Don't take a single day for granted.
Love deep care completely
Love unconditionally
Respect each other
And have fun
Love unconditionally
Respect each other
And have fun
Never get too comfortable. What u won't do another man/woman will.
Stick it out, it will be worth it in the end.
Honesty and loyalty, communicate through everything.
By all means be as honest as possible
Believe that what you two are doing works. Your relationship doesn't have to be work. It should just work. That's when you know you have something truly amazing.
Do not cheat.
Those little spats that you think are nothing eventually add up..learn to let things go more. Above all respect one another.
Communicate, communicate and communicate. And respect.
Agreed!
Female, 36-40 years, Dating, NJ, US | Apr 12, 2014
Female, 36-40 years, Dating, NJ, US | Apr 12, 2014
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NEVER MOVE IN RIGHT AWAY IT CAN DESTROY WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN DIFFERENT...better...healthier, happier. Sigh.
