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| Hello! My name is Crys-not really here ! Welcome go the Romance/Love Newsletter. This week's topic is about the simple things you can do in a relationship to show our partner you care. |
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I recently read an article in a respected online men's magazine about "15 small things" that mean a lot to the woman you love. It was actually a fairly good list. However, it got me thinking about the big picture. Everyone, no matter their gender or sexual orientation, can do small things to strengthen their relationships. These kinds of acts should occur every day, not just because Valentine's Day is coming up. They're about showing respect for your partner, yourself, and the life you have together.
Here are 5 small things that would probably mean a lot to your partner. This list is inclusive of everyone, no matter if you're female, male, gay, or straight.
1) Clean up your space. Having a clean apartment or house is a sign that you have respect for yourself and everyone who walks into it. If your partner comes over on weekends, he/she wants to know that they're walking into a safe, pleasant environment. No one wants to see a pile of your dirty underwear on the floor! If you live together, it's even more important that you both keep up with a cleaning schedule.
2) Go on dates. No matter if you've been together for two weeks, or two years, or even twenty years, going on dates is still important! Don't fall into the rut of only watching the same TV show every Friday night. Vary your time together. Everyone likes to get dressed up every once in awhile. Try new things together. Doing new things together can be a huge boost for a relationship that seems to be deflating.
3) Hold hands. It's magical. Really. Grab your partner's hand when you're walking down the street, randomly, for no reason. Grab his/her hand especially if you rarely do PDA's. Hands have the power of making a heart skip a beat.
4) Respect the need for space. No couple should be fused at the hip 24/7. Everyone needs quiet time to read, watch TV, or just veg out. Even if you and your partner live together (maybe especially if you live together!), you both need time alone and time to pursue interests with other friends.
5) Listen. Everyone needs that one person they can talk to about anything. Be that person. Don't offer well-meaning advice unless your partner asks for it. Often times, talking about a situation can be enough to help someone formulate a solution. Both men and women sometimes pretend that they can "do it all" or handle anything that's thrown at them, but that's just not true. Don't assume that your partner is Super Man or Super Woman. Be open to anything he or she has to say.
I'm sure I've missed some things on this list. This week, I'd like to know: What kinds of simple things do YOU do show your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, or wife that you care? |
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