When Should I Say I Love You

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From when to leave your toothbrush at someone's apartment to , a lot of us wonder if our relationship is progressing at a normal pace. And it's awful when you do see it becomes a tool in a fight but, as this post shows, just because it's put you in a vulnerable position or you've been hurt before, doesn't mean it should carry through into your next relationship.

In your case, you have to decide what makes more sense. We can hold hands, kiss and look into each other's eyes....

When Should I Say I Love You

But it makes no sense for this responsibility to be left to men alone, and there's no reason why you shouldn't woman up and go for it. As with most things in life, the timing is really all that matters, anyway. He might be waiting for you to say it first. In 10 years, you won't care who said it first anymore. If this isn't, like, your second date or something, your partner shouldn't run for the hills just because you acknowledged how you feel about him out loud, to his face. That's a definite sign that you're looking for different things out of this relationship, and maybe it's time for a re-eval. Guys actually like when you say it first. Think of saying it first as doing a favor, which is something you do for people you love. It's not any less real if he says it in response to you. If he says it, trust that he means it and don't discount his feelings because he was slower to admit having them. You'll feel so relieved afterward. Remember the feeling of waiting for college acceptance letters? You could either leave it sitting on the counter for a month and live in constant ignorant yet very anxious bliss, or you could rip it open and know right away what the outcome was. It's scary, but putting it out there means one less thing to obsess over. That weird stage of being in love but not saying it out loud is only fun for so long. It can definitely be thrilling to feel like you're both on the precipice of ~real love~. The stakes feel lower and you're always wondering if today will be the day you finally say it. But that gets old fast, and feelings tend to get hurt if you wait too long. Saying it first actually gives you more control over the relationship. The myth that whoever has more feelings has less power isn't true. Being upfront about your feelings leaves no room for misinterpretation, and that clarity is really powerful. It will clear up any uncertainty you have about your relationship. And yes, it'll be hard. But it'll only get harder later on. Once it's out there, you can start saying it to each other every damn day if you want. They're the actual best thing. Don't you want to get to that sweet part of the relationship already?

When we first met, it was a mutual feeling we never shared before. Half a year with someone is pretty substantial. Once you hit 30, you don't for to get married and start a family, but you should be mature enough to truly appreciate a good thing when you see it. That was an extreme surprise as I wasn't expecting to but incredibly happy we did and want more with her - more OF her. Between one of those positions change unfortunately there's not much that can be done. I want to say that things get easier as we get older, but that isn't always the case. Understand that even if you've managed to let go, your partner may not have. In your solo, you have to decide what makes more sense. Well, time should always be made for love, but I know plenty of people who keep themselves too busy to make a relationship work. And you really want to —.