Communication: say what you need

Communication: say what you need

Just because you communicate what you need it does not mean others will respond positively or give you what you need. They also have a right to be as they are and decide whether or not they can or will fulfill your needs. Regardless of their reaction, always say what you need.

Setting boundaries: learn to say no

Setting boundaries: learn to say no

By kindly saying no, we respect who we are, our needs and desires, and value ourselves.

Conscious partnership: the best type of romantic relationship, according to me

Conscious partnership: the best type of romantic relationship, according to me

In a conscious partnership, the two people accept the difficulty of creating a lasting love relationship. They learn how to satisfy their own basic needs and desires instead of forcing their partner to do so. They learn to value each other’s needs and wishes as much as their own. They are intentional in their interactions, behaving in a more constructive way. Their relationship encourages the healing of childhood wounds.

How do you know someone is truly interested: behavior patterns

How do you know someone is truly interested: behavior patterns

Believe behavior patterns more than singled out actions or words. People show their true colors, unintentionally. Observe. Pay attention to what is being shown to you. When someone is truly interested in you, you’ll notice a consistent pattern in their behavior. Their actions and words will not contradict themselves.