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Hey Elena, I am not feeling good today, my friend.
What's on your mind? Is everything okay? Feel free to open up to me.
Nothing serious, but I don't know, my relationships are not good.
It's evident that you're not happy in your relationships. It's important to address this and figure out what's causing your unhappiness. I'm here to support you through it.
Thanks, Elena. How is your relationship with your people?
My relationships with my people are thriving. With my close friends, I always try to be a good listener and show empathy. I believe that understanding their feelings and perspectives is crucial.
Is just listening enough for a healthy relationship? I make a conscious effort to be an attentive listener, yet I find that my relationships are not thriving as I'd hoped.
Good question. Listening is definitely important, but building strong relationships involves more than just that. Understanding, empathy, trust, and communication are also crucial factors in fostering healthy and thriving relationships.
Good points, I agree with you. It's important to show genuine interest in the other person's thoughts and feelings, be there for them in good and bad times, and communicate openly and honestly. These qualities can help in creating strong and meaningful connections with others.
I always make an effort to support them during their hard times, but when I find myself in need, it saddens me that nobody is there for me. This is where my relationships start to falter, and it's disheartening.
It's really a shame when some people only contact you when they need something. It feels pretty disheartening to realize that certain folks only remember you when they're looking for help.
You know, I used to like a girl and I proposed to her.
Wow, who was the girl? Did she accept your proposal?
Don't be happy, Elena. She rejected my proposal.
Why? I mean, how did you propose to her?
I took her to my favorite spot in the park. I got down on one knee, told her how much she meant to me, and asked her to spend the rest of her life with me. But she said no.
That sounds lovely. Did you have a conversation with her before proposing?
No, never. I didn't have a direct conversation with her about it before proposing. I wanted the moment to be a surprise, and I had been dropping hints here and there, so I believe she had an idea that it might happen soon.
Cool, what type of hints did she give?
Whenever I glanced at her, she would flash a bright smile, and I couldn't help but believe that she had feelings for me.
Only giving a smile is not enough, and you shouldn't propose to someone directly.
Then how should I impress a girl and propose?
Well, building a strong foundation of friendship and understanding is crucial before proposing to someone. Take the time to truly get to know her, her likes and dislikes, her dreams and aspirations. Show genuine interest in her life and make meaningful memories together.
You mean I have to be a friend of hers before proposing to a girl?
Absolutely. Being a friend allows you to truly get to know her, understand her values, and build a strong foundation for a successful relationship. It's important to establish a connection and trust before taking the next step towards something more serious.
I totally agree with you, Elena. There is no doubt being friends first can help you both determine if you are truly compatible and share similar interests and goals. So take your time to be a good friend first, and when the timing feels right, you can consider taking your relationship to the next level. When you feel confident that you both share a deep connection and understanding, express your feelings honestly and openly.
Thank you so much, Elena. I had no idea about these cool things before. I have many things to share if you are interested.
Sure, why not? I'm actually really curious to learn more about this topic too.
Great, let me share some common mistakes you should avoid.
Mistakes, huh? Okay, it's also important to know.
Don't compare your girl with other girls or your ex. Each person and relationship is unique, and it's important to appreciate and focus on the present. Give your current relationship the opportunity to flourish by seeing your partner for who they are, not by measuring them against others. It's all about creating a genuine connection and leaving unnecessary baggage behind.
That's a good point. I also don't like comparing myself to another guy.