Jordan Gray

I believe in being overly affectionate in public. Even if it means that those who are envious label you as ‘that couple’ or tell you to get a room.

True love is wanting the absolute best for someone, even if what is best for them is to not be in a relationship with you. True love wants them to soar, and not be weighed down by anything that doesn’t fully serve them. True love is unselfish. True love serves the person being loved on every level.

If you ignore the frustration, anger, resentment, hurt, or pain that is present in your body, it will only get stronger and come back louder than before until you listen to the signals.

Sex doesn’t get talked about enough. The word “communication” can be found in 99 percent of modern relationship advice/literature… but it’s rarely to do with our sex lives.

There are certain red flags that can show up early on in a relationship that, when ignored, end up being a relationship’s downfall.

There are things that your partner needs to hear you say on a consistent basis in order to feel deeply loved.

Men have been raised with the false belief that they should always appear detached, cool and unemotional, 24/7, or risk being known in guy world as “weak”.

We feel something’s lacking in our relationships