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I want him to be crazy in love, but we need to develop understanding.

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Question - (17 July 2008) 1 Answers - (Newest, 17 July 2008)
A female Austria age 36-40, *hoclate writes:

me and my lover do not have understanding so i want a way we both can develop understanding.he loves me alot but he do not trust me that much.i love him alot and i am v sincere.plz i want he should get crazy in my love but i dont know how to dmop that

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A reader, anonymous, writes (17 July 2008):

I suggest the two of you need to COMMUNICATE your needs and wants to each other; through communication you will get to know each other better and learn to understand each other more;

Misunderstandings are often the reslut of LACK OF COMMUNICATION;

You CANNOT read each others minds; you need to communicate your FEELINGS to each other;

The best advice I can give you is to communicate;

REMEMBER

that means expressing your feelings, needs, wants

BUT

very important; LISTEN to him; take note of what he is saying and of his needs; wants; feelings;

With good communication; you will learn how to have a more satisfactory relationship and how you can improve the quality of your relationship.

Good luck; best wishes and lots of SMILES

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