Soulmate Gem
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Sweet Things to Say to Your Boyfriend I love you for everything you are. I feel so safe with your arms around me. I can't stop smiling around you. You make me so happy. I crave you more than pizza. I love your _____. You're more than my boyfriend. ... Every day is an adventure with you. I'd do anything to see you smile.
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Read More »You may not always be sure of the right words to tell your boyfriend just how much he means to you, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to articulate it anyway. And of course, when he says something super sweet to you, you'll want to reciprocate with how you feel. If you're looking for new ways to new ways to describe your love for your beau—whether it be in person, in a text, or over the phone—we've got you covered. For 50 cute things to say to your boyfriend that are sure to make him smile, read on, and for even more romantic sayings, check out 75 Relationship Quotes to Reignite Your Love.
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Read More »Respect yourself. Like everyone else, good men are attracted to someone who respects and takes pride in themselves. Show him that you think you're worthy by respecting yourself. Speak up for yourself, think for yourself, take control of situations when necessary, and take care of yourself.
This article was co-authored by Mary Church, PhD . Dr. Mary Church is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist based in Honolulu, Hawaii. With over a decade of clinical experience, she aims to integrate evolution, genetics, and neuroscience within the practice of psychotherapy. Dr. Church holds a BS in Psychology from Eckerd College and an MS and PhD in Experimental Psychology from The University of Memphis. She completed a Post-Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at The University of Hawaii at Manoa. In addition, Dr. Church is a member of the American Evaluation Association and Hawaii-Pacific Evaluation Association. This article has been viewed 167,684 times.
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In current usage, "soulmate" usually refers to a romantic or platonic partner, with the implication of an exclusive lifelong bond. It commonly...
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