A breakup is one of the most painful experiences in life, and it is quite normal to need some time after it to recover and get over your ex-partner. However, sometimes it happens that you meet a new crush very quickly and you start to wonder if it's a good idea to get into a new relationship or if it's better to stay single for a few months. We asked what experts think about this: when is it too early to start looking for a new partner?
Partnership
Each love is a story in itself, but experts say that there are still some common characteristics of certain couples. Namely, every couple has their own vision of what is a good and what is a bad relationship. Some people do not like arguments, while others believe that occasional arguments help to get to know each other better. Experts say that there are certain behaviors that are absolutely unhealthy, so it's important to recognize them because they can harm a relationship.
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Many people believe that opposites attract, but more and more research is showing the opposite! We are actually attracted to people who are more like us.
A woman wants a man who will know how to protect and take care of her. Not because she is incompetent, but because the feeling of security means a lot to her. But if a man mentions his ex in almost every sentence, it doesn't mean anything good.
Everyone knows the feeling of butterflies in the stomach, pleasant nervousness and thinking about a new acquaintance with whom we felt chemistry. When we are single, we are usually happy with a new crush and think about how to find out if the crush likes us too, but when we are in a relationship, our feelings are a little different. Many times when we fall in love, we are met with guilt and the feeling that we are doing something wrong. That's why we asked the experts: Is it normal to have a crush when we're in a relationship?
It's no secret that we can't control our emotions and that sometimes we like someone when we least expect it. If you found yourself in a situation where you felt emotions around your friend's ex-partner, it can be very unpleasant, and you have a difficult decision to make. We have prepared for you 5 tips on what to do if you start to like your friend's ex.
With the rise in the use of dating apps, it seems like every day a new term appears to describe a problem that users face. The newest word you may have come across is "whelming," which describes a situation where you feel overwhelmed by the overwhelming choice of potential partners and have difficulty deciding on a long-term relationship. What exactly is "whelming" and how do you deal with it?!
Many people think that if the sex is good, the rest of the relationship will be good. Really?
If you're in a happy and serious relationship, it's perfectly normal to think about the next steps in your relationship. These include living together, marriage, children... but it is essential that you and your partner are coordinated and honest with each other regarding such important decisions. Since such conversations are not the easiest to start, we have prepared 5 steps for you to discuss with your partner about the next step in the relationship.
We have all found ourselves in a situation where our wishes, opinion or plans did not match our partner's. One way to deal with this is the well-known ultimatum. But can ultimatums actually work or are they the way to an unhealthy relationship? We asked what the advantages and disadvantages of ultimatums are and what experts think about this topic.
When a relationship begins, we usually feel passion and chemistry, pleasant nervousness and anticipation - the emotions most characteristic of early love. After years of love, these feelings subside and many couples face the question: are they really happy in their relationship, or are they just satisfied with the comfort that a long-term relationship brings? We asked what the experts think about it: how do you know if you still want a partner, or if you've just come to terms with the relationship?