That's one very good question. It depends on the personalities of the two people. One may be extroverted, while the other quiet and more laid back. Personally, when my husband gets home from work, he has his shower and then we sit down for a cup of tea and talk about 1/2 - 1 hour and ask how each other's day went. It's called "touching base" and communicating. In modern society it's so rushed and so hard to find sometime to just sit and talk, but making the time is so important to a relationship. My husband and I also have our dinner, then take the dog for a walk. Depending on what there is to do the walk can last 1/2 hour to 1 1/2 hours. We enjoy it, and not only is it good exercise, but we get to talk, joke around and not forget we belong to each other. Sit down with your partner and decide what is the best time for both of you to just talk. It never works if you just first sit down across from each other because suddenly one will say to the other, "Well, I don't know what to talk about." It's a new twist in life and it's like someone catching you off guard and asking you what you want for your birthday. Start going for a walk in the evening. If you can't walk in a safe place, get in the car and drive to a safe place and start walking. Hold hands, and the talk doesn't have to be about serious things, but just joking and touching base with each other.
Yes and no. Some people only go out with people for their looks and that is never a serious relationship. However if there are real feelings involved between both of you then yes it is.
Depends on how old you both are. If either of you are 15 or under, no relationship should be considered "serious." If you are older, then it doesn't matter how many relationships she has been in, you have to start somewhere.
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i think you know when you're in a serious relationship when it has been going on for a good length of time and you both trust each other and are at ease around each other e.g you can say or do anythin in front of them without worrying what he/she might think
I guess what youre trying to ask is how do you know if a guy is sincere with you in a relationship or not? If that's the question then the answer goes like If a guy REALLY like you he'll look you in the eyes and say it in a way that youre whole world will turn upside down. Girls usually know when a guy is flirting and when he's serious. Plus if he s serious with you and wants to move on further he'll probably tell you that by himself alot. If he doesnt that doesnt at all means that he's not serious with you. it maybe because he might be scared of taking things to the next level because when a guy tell a girl that he's serious about her, That actually is a WHOLE different thing for a girl. Girls have a greater tendency to live in the future than guys. One really simple way to know if he's serious about you and not hes not doing all this only to get u in bed with you is to ask him yourself. Now don't just go and ask "Are you serious or not?". Test him! One really easy way to ask this question is when he's flirting with you or you both are being intimate or you can say you both are in the moment. Ask him " What is special about me that you like/love me?" Now if he's serious about you and really feels the same way you do he'll just take a few seconds and he'll tell you a number of thing about your PERSONALITY (not physical) which he adores about you. He'll tell you how youre different from other girls and how much he cares about you. Bottom line: IF he cares about you, you will know by his actions not by what he says. If he takes you for granted, his actions will show that over time.
Boys at this age aren't serious enough to actually get in a serious relationship, so if you actuallly get a guy isn't nervous you Lucky!
Dump him baby, Maybe you get lucky and you meet me someday. That depends on what you want out of the relationship. If you are comfortable with a relationship that is not serious, then stay in it and enjoy it. If you want something else out of the relationship, then tell him and move on. There are nicer ways to end relationships than "dumping" someone. Perhaps it is possible for you to remain friends while you both move your separate ways. Good luck.
You can have a serious relationship at any age once you think your ready for it and mature... all that matters is that both people must have really strong feelings for each other and a really strong bond...
She is currently in love with a hairdresser called Craig Monk, they've both admitted they are in a serious relationship and they want it to last as long as possible.
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I guess only time will tell, If both you are as serious as you both say you's are in the relationship. But as i said only time will tell.
It is generally a good idea to introduce the parents to each other in a serious relationship when both partners feel comfortable and believe that the relationship has potential for a long-term commitment. This timing can vary depending on individual circumstances, but it is important that both partners are on the same page and feel ready for this step before proceeding.