Do you prefer the freedom in relations with your beloved?

Do you prefer the freedom in relations with your beloved?

I mean, is it ok for you to be with your beloved, then forget about her/him for a couple of days, then be together again?

Do you want your beloved call you each day, meet with him/her? Or you prefer when he/she gives you some space?
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As for me, I'm surely prefer having some space for my own. It is nice to be close to your partner (I mean mentally), but who said calling, messaging with make you any closer. I personally often feel annoyed, as there are not so many space for your own in the modern life, when my partner start pushing me to stay on line with him the whole day. I'm not the one who likes to call my partner every time I do not know what he is doing or where he is. Love is all about dreaming and waiting (when you lean to meet your beloved in the evening after the long working day and say to him how much you love him) and not about sending dozen messages like "where are you?" or "why you are not answering my sms". There definetely should be some space for secret and intrigue in relations.

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I totally agree with you. I'm annoyed when ANYONE calls "just to keep in touch," tries to keep you on the phone but after the first few seconds, really has nothing relevant to say.

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Oh, I think I disagree on this one (if I am allowed) I like when people keep in touch and call just to say hi. I get tired of people calling only when they need something or have some bad news to give.

IN this modern world, people are more distant and separated, and a call to keep in touch is a warm way to say "i care - you matter"

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I meant not a call once in a while...I don't mind about such calls myself, but about every hour calls, when your partner or boyfriend knows you are at work, but still calls you to check and to talk to you and if you are not picking up the phone start calling until you finally answer the call then blaming you for not being able to find a time for him. ))))

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Do you feel your partner may be insecure?

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I wish to spend some time with her...But she always want some space...& I have to tolerate it.

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She wants some space only because she feels you want to steel it from her...let her free and she will not need this space and come to you herself. You know we always want what we do not have, when we have it, we does not need it any more.

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Basalam, then give her twice the space she wants, and then watch her running to you! ;)

But it's a game really. If you really love being with someone, you won't feel suffocated when together a lot, and you won't feel insecure when there is space.

Maybe the best partner for you is yet to come....

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But some times I'm really sad.

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Some people are like cats. Unlike dogs who jump up and lick us all over, the moment we walk in the door, cats do as they please. It's their nature. With most cats, if you try to cuddle and pet them, their first reaction is to twist and try to get away. But, if you ignore them and go about occupying yourself with your own interests, you'll find your cat will come to you... purring and rubbing its head against you, inviting you to stroke him/her.

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Well, practice shows that to have some freedom is always better for relations…and now I’m starting to realize this…You just have to understand that loving a person means not to keep him/her near You as a some thing but to enjoy Him/Her as a separate part who fills You and enjoy yourself with Him/Her, be grateful this person for whom He/She is making You when you are together….Yes, I’m for the freedom…anyway I have to be sure that I’m the only!!! One and my beloved can count on the same….TRUST is a separate question in relations but also truly important….

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As a person who doesn't mind at all occupying my time alone but gets along well with others, when someone declares they "need" me... I run the other way. I never feel as though I've abandoned them. Why? Because most likely, they "need" the next one too.

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"Because most likely, they "need" the next one too"

I like that statement!

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why are people who seem aloof also seem more desirable?

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This is a reflection on you Princess, you must be someone who loves a great challenge ;)

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I also wonder why...it always happen the same..when you seemed not interested in someone..he leans to you...as soon as you showing your interest you switch the places..hate it about relations..or it is my fault it always happen this way?

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Oh no it's not your fault Marina, but look at it as a sign that it is simply not mutual, you have not yet come across the one who is right (for you). I experience this many times, when I had an interest, he did not, when someone showed interest in me, I ran and very fast!! - but it's just because they were not the right guy for me, today I look back and OMG I laugh. But it was experiences that help me grow to know myself better.

Sometimes I was down on myself, and blamed myself but that was silly and waste of energy. Be confident in any relation no matter which way in ends. Remember to look out for those "signs"

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