A woman shares why frequent physical affection matters to her in relationships. She explains that different partners show love differently, and what looks like coldness might just be their style. The fix: talk about what you both need.
How do you show affection towards each other? That's quite an important issue within a relationship. I am quite a cuddle bug. I, I, I like displays of affection. I like hand-holding and kissing and stuff like that. And if that is missing from a relationship, I begin to think that something is going wrong. However, it may well be that your partner is not the same as you, and that's always an important lesson to learn, that you're not dealing with the same person, you're dealing with somebody else when, when in a relationship. And they might have a different expectation of displays of affection Uh, they might not like to be grabbed and cuddled and kissed at every opportunity. That doesn't necessarily mean, however, that they are less keen on you than you are on them. They simply have a different way of showing it. And I think in a relationship, it is really important to work out that sort of arrangement.
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