Have you ever felt that you were shortchanged in love? That you were giving more than what you were receiving? Love is often a misunderstood and confusing situation.
They say it isn't selfish but what if you felt that you were not receiving the same love and affection you give our loved one.
Wouldn't it be nice to make her love you more? How does one quantify an emotion? We often ask ourselves that question when we are in love.
It's I because it is the standard that we set upon ourselves to gauge our own depth of emotion.
It's not so much how much we love a person but how much that person loves us.
OK so you think that your significant other has not been giving you the attention you deserve.
You're not alone.
A good many couples have asked that question one time or another at some point in the relationship.
This often after some time has passed, and the romance has waned.
Getting started What are the basics when you started in the relationship? Of course there was the attraction, but having her fall for your good looks the second time around seems...
improbable.
So where to begin? Being consistent in expressing your feelings is always a good start.
It shows her you care, and at the same time your depth of commitment.
Doing a Jerry Maguire? Being insensitive and suddenly going sweet hardly works in the real world.
Relationships require consistent and also unpredictable behavior.
The expression of love must be consistent, at the same time thrill her with those unexpected things you can do to make her feel special.
When she does get that feeling the chances of you getting reciprocation are better.
Under the skin To be truly loved you must know your partner in almost every aspect.
But give her enough space to be her own person without you.
Respect keeps a relationship strong.
It sets what you can and cannot ask of another.
It also shows you do not take her or her feelings for granted.
You respect her as a person and as a loved one.
That special feeling Women like to compare relationships, which do not mean engaging in catty gossip about what their loved ones have done for them.
Moreover it's the direct opposite.
They contemplate on what other loved ones have done.
Comparing them to what their own loved one have or have not done.
Make her feel special, do the small things.
What you think may be too small a gesture often turns out the biggest dividends...
Make her love you more revolve around continuing the wooing stage.
As you progress and get to the crux of it, trying to adjust to living with someone else.
It takes a lot out of the shine in a relationship.
Being able to press on even in not so grandiose a manner as before goes a long way in improving ones stature in the eyes of a loved one.