Relationship Is Sweet But It Can Be bitter

A relationship is a good thing to be taken seriously. Every day I see an attractive face, my heart freezes for a while. When you speak, I feel like the world goes silent, and all I can hear is your voice. I can't hold it in any longer; I have to say this. But let me start by sending you a text saying "I love you." Have a peaceful night. She made the first move with him. There are no fixed rules for starting a relationship. Do what feels right for you. If it works out, great; if it doesn't, that's okay too. Relationships aren't about following a set path... they're about what makes both of you happy. Whether you're the one who makes the first move or not, it's about the connection you share. Don't jump into a relationship just for fun; it's not a game. Someone's heart isn't a toy you can pick up and drop when you get bored. You're not just having fun or playing around; you're playing with someone's feelings, self-esteem, time, trust, and mental health.

If you're not ready to be serious and intentional, don't drag an innocent person into your life casually. Don't forget that you're hurting someone's feelings and damaging their good heart. You're causing good people to start hurting others. You're making them feel like there's no need to be good and intentional in relationships. You're causing a lot of problems by just going out for fun and playing with someone's feelings. The result of hurting innocent people is creating more harmful people who will continue to hurt others. Don't intentionally hurt people, don't play with anyone's feelings. If you're not ready for a relationship, just walk away. If you want to have fun and play, say so boldly from the start and allow the other person to decide whether or not to date someone casually. Be intentional about your relationship and who you choose to have it with. Every time I log in here, I see countless reasons why I should wake up each morning, focus on my future, and leave relationships in the hands of those who are meant to be. My neighbor's husband told his partner that he's a single father and that he and his wife are no longer together. Can a relationship survive without physical intimacy? This question sparks a lot of debate, and the truth is, it depends. Physical intimacy—like hugging, kissing, and sex—is important in many relationships. It's one of the ways couples express love, build connection, and maintain closeness. But for others, emotional intimacy, communication, trust, and companionship are the foundation, and that may be enough.

Relationships can survive (and thrive) without physical intimacy if both partners are on the same page. That's the key. However, problems arise when one partner craves intimacy while the other doesn't. In such cases, unmet needs can lead to frustration, resentment, or infidelity. So, can a relationship survive without physical intimacy? Yes, but only when there is open communication, a deep emotional connection, and mutual agreement. At the end of the day, intimacy isn't just physical; It's also emotional, spiritual, and intellectual. The most important thing is to find what works for you and your partner. Thank you for your time, and God bless.