Infatuation Rules
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Here are some signs that clearly say that he is not all that serious about you. He refuses to define the relationship. ... He's shady about you using his phone. ... He doesn't know who your best friend is. ... You haven't met his close friends. ... He only calls you when he wants to meet. ... He doesn't show up for non-date things. More items... •
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It's the revelation that God doesn't just love you, He likes you. He loves you enough to die for you.” Mark goes on to summarize the closing verses...
Read More »People say women are difficult to figure out. Well, we don't agree. Men are definitely way harder to read, what with all the mixed signals and all. Here are some signs that clearly say that he is not all that serious about you.
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Read More »Embrace solitude. D., tells mbg. "It's healthy to spend time alone, whether you're self-reflecting or simply taking part in a favorite solo activity," she writes. "While it can be scary to feel like you need and want time away from your partner, it's important to communicate what you need when you know you need it.
All of us need alone time, as psychologist Danielle Dowling, Psy.D., tells mbg. "It's healthy to spend time alone, whether you're self-reflecting or simply taking part in a favorite solo activity," she writes. "While it can be scary to feel like you need and want time away from your partner, it's important to communicate what you need when you know you need it. Remember that spending time in solitude is not self-indulgent." If you worry that you might be emotionally dependent, you likely need to relearn your independence—and Mahalli says that this starts by finding a space that is yours. "Take up hobbies that you enjoy on your own," she tells mbg. "Whether that's yoga, painting, learning a new language, or anything else that you've been wanting to do—now is the time to start." Do these activities by yourself. Teach yourself that you can find joy, peace, and comfort on your own. As you relearn how to be by yourself, emotional independence will follow suit.
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