Better Ways

Hellooo Viewers, Most people mistakenly think that love is a feeling. Here’s the thing, they have it all wrong.
Here’s the thing, it isn’t too good to be true. You can become a more loving partner by applying the following suggestions to your relationship.

Are you ready to become a more loving partner? You look ready to me. Let’s go!.
#1. Commit to Your Relationship.
Decide that you are going to be in the relationship; that you are going to work toward its growth; that you will nourish it to the best of your ability.

Without that commitment, you don’t have the necessary foundation to build a loving relationship. That is why this first step is crucial.

#2. Invest Time.
The workaholic who works 60 hours a week might say, “I love my family so much. I’m working hard to provide for them.” That’s not loving. Remember, love is not a feeling; it’s not words. It’s an action that you decide to take.
#3. Communicate Your Love.
There are countless and effective ways to do this. When my husband notices I’m in a hurry, he makes the bed for me in order to give me a few additional minutes in the morning. If I run out of a certain food I love, he stops at the store to pick it up; he saves the last of anything for me.
#4. Be Spontaneous.
Relationships can fall into ruts. Years together can dull the excitement felt in the beginning when everything is new. It doesn’t have to stay that way.

Spontaneity can liven any relationship. Imagine yourself walking into the kitchen, wondering what to make for dinner, not feeling like cooking at all. Suddenly, your husband walks in and says, “Take off that apron, I’m taking you out to dinner.
#5. Acknowledge the Thoughtful Things Your Partner Does.
One of the ways to be a more loving partner is to acknowledge all your partner does for you. You might be taking your partner for granted and not even realizing it.