B-Lemond
Master Don Juan
From my experience, I have learned that saying "I love you" all the time is not as POWERFUL and MEANINGFUL as saying it sparingly.
I have learned that SHOWING it is EVEN BETTER! This can be done in a number of ways. Why would you just say "I love you", if everyother person she's been with has said the exact same thing?
Another way of EXPRESSING your care for her is by telling her in different ways other than just "I love you". Why not be more creative? Ex. "You are my dream in flesh" instead of a plain old "I love you".
I'm starting to think that these 3 little words can become BORING and EXPECTED. Thus, Spice it up. Be creative.
Hand-made (by your own hands) gifts are more meaningful than a gift that you bought.
Why not express how much you love her by making a HUGE HEART with things that are meaningful to both of you, on it.
Or it could be something smaller, like drawing a picture or making a t-shirt with something on it.
It could also be something that they need. BUT instead of buying it for them, make, the object they need, for them.
Example:
My gf needed a new purse. Instead of buying one for her, I made one for her out of construction paper.
Anyways, she LOVED (and still LOVES) it and she still has it to this day. I made that project for her almost a year ago and SHE STILL HAS IT!
Projects such as these are much more meaningful than just saying "I love you".
I'm not verbally saying it. I'm EXPRESSING it through symbols and the WORK that is going to be put into the project shows how much you actually care about her.
About people saying they love eachother after only a month or so, how in the world do you know what love is after only a month? One month is waaaaay too early.
I have learned that SHOWING it is EVEN BETTER! This can be done in a number of ways. Why would you just say "I love you", if everyother person she's been with has said the exact same thing?
Another way of EXPRESSING your care for her is by telling her in different ways other than just "I love you". Why not be more creative? Ex. "You are my dream in flesh" instead of a plain old "I love you".
I'm starting to think that these 3 little words can become BORING and EXPECTED. Thus, Spice it up. Be creative.
Hand-made (by your own hands) gifts are more meaningful than a gift that you bought.
Why not express how much you love her by making a HUGE HEART with things that are meaningful to both of you, on it.
Or it could be something smaller, like drawing a picture or making a t-shirt with something on it.
It could also be something that they need. BUT instead of buying it for them, make, the object they need, for them.
Example:
My gf needed a new purse. Instead of buying one for her, I made one for her out of construction paper.
Anyways, she LOVED (and still LOVES) it and she still has it to this day. I made that project for her almost a year ago and SHE STILL HAS IT!
Projects such as these are much more meaningful than just saying "I love you".
I'm not verbally saying it. I'm EXPRESSING it through symbols and the WORK that is going to be put into the project shows how much you actually care about her.
About people saying they love eachother after only a month or so, how in the world do you know what love is after only a month? One month is waaaaay too early.
Just like she Wyldfire says, if you say it too many times and too often, then you go beyond the point of balance.What You Need To Know When Transitioning To A Long Term Relationship
by Wyldfire
If your partner is testing you, picking fights or doing anything to force you to give her more attention, then you are not fulfilling her core needs. Gradually increase the level of affection and attention you show her...but only slighty. Continue to do this until the testing and fighting stops. The point at which the testing and such stops is the perfect balance she needs to feel loved. Do not go beyond this point in affection/attention because then you risk giving her more than she can handle, which is just as bad as not giving enough.