Relationship Advice
Dear Pinterest,
Thank you for teaching me how to make the most amazing Red Velvet Cheesecake Cupcakes, for helping me plan my non- existent wedding, and for giving great relationship advice! I may be slightly addicted to you at times, but your words are so good.
Sincerely,
-Lauren
Dear Readers,
Here are some beautiful graphics and words that not only speak truth, but may give you some relationship advice too! Enjoy and remember that you are beautiful!
With All My Love,
-Lauren
Thank you for teaching me how to make the most amazing Red Velvet Cheesecake Cupcakes, for helping me plan my non- existent wedding, and for giving great relationship advice! I may be slightly addicted to you at times, but your words are so good.
Sincerely,
-Lauren
Dear Readers,
Here are some beautiful graphics and words that not only speak truth, but may give you some relationship advice too! Enjoy and remember that you are beautiful!
With All My Love,
-Lauren
Comments
The thing is, they probably do know that they're loved. In a strictly logical sense, they know that you love them. But humans are built on more than just logic. If we weren't, we'd be Vulcans. (relationship advicee according to Vulcans, imagine that...) Love can't just be spoken or assumed, it needs to be shown. Humans need to feel that they're loved even if they know that they're loved. And this doesn't have to be a gigantic bunch of flowers once a month, it's in things such as surprising them with their favourite meal. Remembering something that has been worrying them and calling to see how things went. Asking what they need from you if it went badly. Just tiny little things like that aren't just statements that might or might not be true. They're proof that can be seen and felt, proof that you love your partner.