You meet a great woman, begin a relationship and everything seems great. The sex is great, you have so much to talk about and things you enjoy doing together, you make time for each other and you both couldn’t be happier. Yet, as time passes
Would you describe your girlfriend as moody? Is she up one minute and down the next? Does she sometimes confuse you by being happy about something you’ve said or done one day, only to be unhappy about it when you repeat the same gesture another day? Is it possible that her moodiness could all be down to simple emotional differences between men and women, or could it be that your girlfriend is not so much moody as misunderstood? Let’s take a look and see…
“Opposites attract” is an expression that’s commonly used in connection with relationships and refers not only to couples who are opposites in terms of their physical traits, but also to those who are opposites in terms of their personality traits. For example, it’s not uncommon to see…
If you and your girlfriend are thinking of moving in together, but you’re not quite sure if now is the right time, try asking yourself the following questions first.
Relationships grow and develop in stages and through research into actual experiences, those stages have become known as the ’Stages of Committed Relationships’. Not all couples go through every stage at the same speed or even reach every stage, but the following five stages represent an overview of the most commonly experienced stages of a long-term relationship.