10 Things The Right Man Will Never Make You Wonder About
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Communication is the key to any strong relationship. Communication is how we let others know how much they mean to us. Since we all communicate our love differently, it’s important to keep a loose grip on the definition of communication itself, but one thing will remain certain:
If a man truly loves you, you will know it and feel it. If he doesn’t, you will be left wondering all the time if he does.
Here are 10 things the right man will never make you wonder about.
Whether or not he respects you.
Love is a product of respect. We cannot love someone we don’t have respect for. Respect for their opinions, respect for their feelings, respect for their wants and needs.
A man who loves and cares for you will always consider you when making decisions that affect you both. He will ask for your opinions. He will treat you as an extension of himself – because that’s what you are in a relationship.
Whether or not he thinks you’re beautiful.
Finding someone beautiful is not just about physical attraction. The truth is that when you love someone for who they truly are, everything about them becomes beautiful. No man should let the woman in his life wonder if he is attracted to her – well-placed compliments and paying attention to small details do wonders.
Whether or not he appreciates you.
There should absolutely be no gap in time where you feel unappreciated by your partner. It is understandable that life gets crazy and stressful, and often times we lose sight of someone else’s feelings if we are caught up in our hectic day-to-day routine…but this is why it is so important to be willing to put effort into your relationship.
No matter how busy or stressed out a man is, when he comes home to you at night, it is important that he puts in the conscious effort to make sure you know he appreciates everything you do for him.
Whether or not you are worth the effort.
You are worth every single ounce of effort a man has in his heart to give to you and your relationship. The right man will never make you question that.
Whether or not he envisions a future with you.
When a man is serious about you, he will have no problem making plans together for the future. Whether it is an upcoming holiday or a vacation next summer, his willingness to use “we” when talking about it is a clear sign that when he pictures a more mature version of himself, he is also picturing you there by his side.
Whether or not he supports you.
When a man commits his love and his time to a woman, there are no stipulations or circumstances required. There will be good times and there will be not-so-good times. There will be challenges and unexpected situations that arise. But he will stay by your side and be your teammate through it all.
Of course, there is an asterisk on this. This does not mean you can disrespect him, lie, or cheat. It does not mean you can betray his trust and expect him to stick around because he promised to commit to you. This point is about things the two of you go through together and him having the integrity needed to not walk away when times get hard.
Any man can be by your side on the sunny days. The real test of character is whether or not he will hold the umbrella over you during the stormy days.
Whether or not you can open up to him.
Comfort in a relationship (the good kind, not the kind that makes you stop trying) comes from the ability to be open and honest with your partner – and the ability to do this comes from knowing you will never be judged. A good man will encourage you to open up and share your feelings with him. There should never be any fear of him flying off the handle or overreacting if you share something with him.
This means being able to be the most genuine, uncensored version of yourself around him.
Whether or not he is dedicated to improving himself.
Whether it be learning new things, developing a new skill set, reading a new book or watching a documentary – a good man who prides himself on continuous self improvement will always be intellectually challenging you and keeping your attention. He will be doing these things for himself, but the added benefit will be the positive impact it has on your relationship.
Whether or not you are safe around him.
I have always said that I believe one of the best compliments a woman can give a man is telling him that she feels safe around him. Regardless of how attracted she is to you or how funny she thinks you are or how much money you have – if a woman cannot sleep soundly by your side at night, none of it matters.
Whether or not he is committed to loving you.
Love is not a passive emotion. It is not just something that bursts into our hearts like fireworks only to dissipate as quickly as it arrived. Love is a choice. It is a conscious effort to look past differences, to embrace how your partner can improve you, to embrace what they can teach you about life – and what you can teach to them in return. Love is not something you ‘fall’ into, it is something you rise into. It is something you rise into together, converging and combining your paths when you meet, and continuing on one single road of life together from that point on.
That road will have speedbumps, and potholes, and unexpected obstacles. It may not be the road you envisioned yourself going down – but you can take solace in the fact that it is the only road you would ever want to be on, because the person you love is on it next to you.
The right man will never make you worry that he might take the next exit and leave you traveling alone – because he has committed to making the choice to love you. Every day.
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Reblogged this on smilingtomyself.
I question every single one of these. I guess that is sad.
I should have read this article 5 years ago. And I’m sure not only me.
Great article! I love everything you write, but this article really resonated with me! Thank you for sharing your insight! I appreciate you very much!
You have very insightful articles! Don’t stop writing.
Thanks for your very solid reminders, James. Often people tell themselves to look past their partner’s repeated failures to act in a respectful, loving way in hopes that person will change their behavior. Yes, all humans are flawed. But if you are with the right person, the respect flows both ways and the relationship is always a priority.
Amen! Now if I could just get all my friends to understand this!
What’s important to note is that men and women also doubt their partners not just based on their actions or inaction, but also sadly because of their self esteem. If they feel they are not worthy, not beautiful, not respectable, etc., it will have a big impact on how or what they perceive their significant other sees them. They could have the most devoted partner who show in many ways how much they love their other half, but nothing will change the mind of the person who is closed off to such things. You have to love and respect yourself first and foremost. The rest will come into fruition. Also, we are not perfect. Our partners aren’t perfect. There will always be doubt, but a good partnership will remain strong and get even stronger when faced with hurdles. If it isn’t doubt, it will be something else.
This is my humble opinion based on my experiences in my life so far, and what I have observed in others. I hope to live many more years and with each year, I hope that I get wiser, but never jaded against love.
This is so important. Thank you.
What a beautiful post! We’re planning a Valentine’s special series of articles on http://jeannepompadour.com and will definitely mention this. Thank you SO much x
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