Infatuation Rules
Infatuation Rules
Photo: RODNAE Productions
Your commitment never wavers and your bond is unbreakable. Loyalty is faithfulness; not just avoiding temptation (but that too), but being faithful in all of your promises, keeping your word, following through on your plans and sticking with your partner til the end.
5 Steps for Telling Someone They Hurt or Disrespected You Start with why what you want to say is important. ... Briefly describe what happened that...
Read More »
men In fact, researchers found that men thought about confessing love six weeks earlier, on average, than women. The general consensus among...
Read More »One of the characteristics of a close connected love relationship is the loyalty that the partners feel and show for each other. Respect, communication, affection, intimacy and compassion are all offshoots of this foundational characteristic. Does loyalty come naturally when two people fall in love and make a commitment to be monogamous? I’d like to think so; but I’m going to spell out how to define loyalty in a relationship. Loyalty is dedication; knowing that you’re devoted solely to each other. That all of the choices and decisions you make have been considered with your partner and the impact on your relationship in mind. Your commitment never wavers and your bond is unbreakable. Loyalty is faithfulness; not just avoiding temptation (but that too), but being faithful in all of your promises, keeping your word, following through on your plans and sticking with your partner til the end. Loyalty is steadfastness; knowing you can rely on each other. Being there for one another through the good times and being each other’s safe harbor when times are tough. You’re going to go through challenges and struggles. All couples do. How great it is to know that you have someone who has your back through it all. Loyalty is patience. Realize that you both are flawed, that you both make mistakes and being patient with your partner when they’re not at their most lovable. Having the patience to listen to your partner, and sometimes to read between the lines and hear what they’re not saying out loud. Loyalty is companionship. Your partner is your best friend. The loyalty you would show to your best friend means that you take their side and are on their team 100%. Just being together, being their faithful and loving companion above all others is the loyalty of companionship. As we age and our sexual life changes, this companionship becomes even more important. Loyalty is the desire to see your partner and your relationship succeed. Everything you do, everything you say and all that you are is invested in your relationship with your partner. You’re determined to be a successful couple living your fairy tale love story together. I like to think of my dog Ollie and how loyal he is. He is my loving and faithful companion. He would never pass me over for another human. He loves me unconditionally and without question. He would do anything I ask of him that’s within his power to do. He’s never far away, and the affection he has for me shows all over him when I walk into the room. We can only hope that we as humans can manifest that kind of loyalty to each other!
Here are some simple ways to be more attractive to the man in your life: Be knowledgeable. Nobody likes a dimwit! ... Take initiative. Remember the...
Read More »
Constant connection and affirmation can calm and pacify the most insecure heart, and plays a role in resolving trust issues. The last thing you...
Read More »A vulnerable narcissist is a type of narcissist that tends to be highly self-conscious, insecure, and hypersensitive to rejection. They oscillate between feeling inferior and superior to others, and they become easily offended, anxious, or even hostile when they're not put on a pedestal.
A vulnerable narcissist is a type of narcissist that tends to be highly self-conscious, insecure, and hypersensitive to rejection. They oscillate between feeling inferior and superior to others, and they become easily offended, anxious, or even hostile when they're not put on a pedestal. "People with vulnerable narcissism often have a deep need for approval and validation from others and experience feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, and depression," explains Harold Hong M.D., a board-certified psychiatrist at New Waters Recovery in North Carolina. Vulnerable narcissism is also known as closet or covert narcissism because their narcissistic tendencies are not always as obvious or overt. As Hong points out, vulnerable narcissists often deal with high levels of negative emotion, and clinical psychologist and Harvard lecturer Craig Malkin, Ph.D., notes that their perceived level of suffering can even be the very thing they narcissistically exaggerate. "Covert narcissists feel special because they believe their pain is more important than others'," Malkin previously told mbg. "They may feel like the most misunderstood genius, the person who's suffering the most, or even the ugliest person in the room."
Trust can take years to develop, but it can be destroyed in an instant. People who have issues with trust have often had significant negative...
Read More »
Betrayal. While most friendships slowly fade out of existence, occasionally they go out with a bang, and people explicitly say, “This friendship is...
Read More »
The 3 F's can be used to improve any marriage. Remember to have fun with each other, fight the healthy way, and prioritize sex.
Read More »
It exists because we feel hurt by, angry with, or scared of our partner and because we haven't found a cathartic way to tell ourselves or them...
Read More »
Promotion
Promotion
Promotion
Promotion