Infatuation Rules
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GREEN FLAGS TO LOOK FOR in a Potential Partner He makes plans to see you in advance. ... He respects YOUR time. ... He asks you questions about yourself. ... He doesn't judge the things you're most vulnerable to share with him. ... He wants the same things you want. ... He wants to share his life with you. ... He checks in with you regularly. More items...
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Read More »If you’ve been bruised once or twice in your love life, it’s natural to look out for the red flags you missed in previous relationships when putting yourself out there again. Editor’s note: Although this article uses male pronouns, the advice applies to all sexual orientations and gender identities.
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Read More »7. He checks in with you regularly. I’m not saying the guy has to do all the work when it comes to newly dating someone. If you want to text and say hello to someone who’s been nothing but lovely and is consistently showing up, GO FOR IT. I also am not a fan of incessant texting all day, every day, regardless of how far along your relationship has progressed. But a guy gets a green flag when he isn’t shy to regularly check in, to let you know he’s thinking about you, and to ask you about whatever you’ve shared is happening in your life. 8. He tells you how he feels about you. Not all men are verbose about their feelings, but the guy with the green flags makes it clear he’s into you in one way or another. And it goes beyond, “I’m having fun with you.” It’s more along the lines of, “I really like you.” “I love spending time with you.” “I really want to continue to get to know you.” And again, his actions line up with his words.
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