One of the most powerful foundations of a successful marriage is the quality of conversations the couple can have together. “Don’t rush and never settle. If it’s meant to be, it will be.”
What does this look like when you are dating? Let’s Look at 5 Domains of Concern Conversations, I Believe Will Enrich Your Dating Experiences:
These are examples of some conversations for beginning dating if you are in the market for a partner. They don’t have to go in this order. The first year with someone is a research project. You want to know how he/she treats people from all walks of life, the family history with all the good, bad, and ugly, moods, interests, and at some point a very important distinction is when you disagree how do you resolve the issue. A great predictor for a good relationship is whether two people can resolve conflict respectfully. When you start dating think about the conversations you want to bring to the table. Read more here..
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“Don’t rush and never settle. If it’s meant to be, it will be.”
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