12 Brutal Truths About Loving Someone Who’s Been Single FOREVER


To my future boyfriend, wherever the loving f*ck you are, when it comes to loving someone who’s been single for a while (read: what feels like forever), there are a few things you’ll need to remember:

1. It’s a daily struggle to believe the right person is out there.

Yes, you, this elusive person who I’ll one day share my life, body and heart with, I have to remind myself every single day that I won’t be alone forever and ever. It doesn’t matter how many wonderful friends and family (and readers) I have who remind me of why it’ll work out when I “least expect it” or “when the time is right”; I won’t believe they’re telling the truth until I meet you.

 

2. It’s going to take a while to

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12 Subtle Signs You’ve Been Downgraded From MAIN Chick To SIDE Chick


Here are some signs you’re the side chick and you or someone you know.

1. He seems colder to you.

Is his overall demeanor one where he no longer seems to be as interested as he once was? If you notice an overall “chilly” vibe from him, chances are that he may be checked out of the relationship. Guys who have downgraded their girls often will seem slightly more disinterested and may also be less interested in actually keeping you happy.

 

2. You’re no longer his top priority.

If he’s looking to downgrade you or dump you, he’ll stop making you his number one priority. Rathe

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The 12 “Golden Rules” Of A Happy Long-Lasting Marriage

One of the most common questions we hear is, “How do we make our relationship work?” The answers are complicated, varied, and after a while, start to sound like muddled platitudes. But these commonplace sayings get repeated because they work. With this in mind, we pulled together 12 cliches that, in fact, reveal simple, tried-and-true advice for having a healthy, happy relationship. Read on and let us know what you think:

1. Mind your manners. “Please,” “thank you” and “you’re welcome,” can go a long way in helping your partner remember that you respect and love him and don’t take him for

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