After all, you’re thinking about him all the time.
You see him everywhere you go.
And when the image of his smile comes to mind, you barely avoid crashing into things.
And you’re wondering, “Does he think about me, too? Does the thought of me have the same effect on him?”
You recognize the signs you’re picking up in yourself.
So, what signs should you look for in him?
There are things every woman should know about long-term relationships—especially romantic ones.
Women have been conditioned for centuries to sacrifice their wants to please someone else.
For women in relationships, that someone else is often their partner.
We’ve explored some of the best new relationship advice for ladies to help you build a connection that’s a loving partnership.
We hope you find something that will change your life and your relationship for the better.
When someone asks you what you do for fun, do you have any interesting hobbies to talk about?
If not, it’s well worth your time to pick up a cool hobby and commit regular time to it.
You may think you’re too busy for a leisure activity or that it’s indulgent to spend your time in a way that isn’t considered productive.
However, having a hobby isn’t just for fun and enjoyment.
There are many benefits to trying unique hobbies that can improve your life and career.
You say, “I love you,” to your wife every day, but is it offered with the same deep feeling and intensity as it was the first 100 times you said it?
While the phrase “I love you” has a deep and meaningful purpose, when it is said so often, it can begin to lose its value.
Maybe it’s time to offer some new and creative love messages for her to show how much she means to you.
But don’t wait for a special occasion to express these romantic love messages to your wife.
She will especially appreciate your words when you offer them simply because you care enough to make a little extra effort.
An emotion as deep and complex as love can be difficult to express in words.
Unless you’re a writer for Hallmark cards, it’s difficult to come up with the best words or turn of phrase to express what you really feel.
That’s why I’ve crafted some ideas for you that you can use as-is, or you can re-write them into your own words.
Leave a written message on her pillow, in her car, or in her purse. You might even surprise her with a sweet love text every day with a new message.
What do you make of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) when you don’t identify as either an introvert or an extrovert — at least not all the time?
Maybe you’ve taken the test at different times and have gotten different results.
Or perhaps you can relate to the descriptions of both the I-leading and E-leading neighbor types (e.g., INFJ and ENFJ).
And you wonder, “Am I both? Or am I something in between?”
That depends on whether you see yourself as a hybrid or as someone who’s the introvert version one day and the extrovert version the next.
You’re about to embark on an adventure of sorts.
It involves being social, which can be daunting when you are engaging with people you don’t know well.
But you know that good relationships have to start somewhere.
Whether you are on a first date or a job interview, being prepared to share something interesting about yourself is an excellent icebreaker.
Knowing what to share about yourself is the hard part because we’re often not prepared when the situation arises.
If you were to make a list of “fun facts about me,” what would you include?
“His conscience was the strongest element of his nature. His affections were tender and warm. His whole nature was simple and sincere – he was pure, and then was himself.”
“Such a nature was admirably constituted to direct an heroic struggle on the part of a people proud enough to prefer a guide to a leader, a man commissioned to execute the popular will but, as in his case, strong enough to enforce his own.”
If you haven’t guessed yet, these good attributes were written about the character of the sixteenth President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln.
President Lincoln was a role model for integrity and honesty.
He offers us so many examples of good character traits.
These good qualities stayed with him throughout the trials and tribulations of leading a country during one of the worst periods of its history.
Of course, Lincoln was president during the 19th century when the character of a person was a highly-regarded quality.
You’re working on a message to a sick friend, someone who means so much to you that the words “Get well soon” just don’t say enough.
You want them to know how important they are to you and how ready you are to offer help or comfort.
You want to leave them in no doubt that they’re on your mind.
We’ve been there.