It's Not Only What You Do, But What You Do NOT Do, That Makes You A Good Partner

EQ is being aware of how you make the other person feel.

If one partner is a stronger physical person, which often means a lower EQ, and the other is more emotional which usually means they are more emotionally sensitive, but does not necessarily mean they have a healthy EQ, meaning balanced emotions, that usually means that eventually the physical person will say things that hurt the emotional one datemyage.com review because the lack of EQ means they will not consider how what they take as normal and nothing of emotional value will effect the other person.

Their lack of EQ and consideration for others can hurt their relationships in work or plutonic relationships as well but of course will be more impactful on a love relationship because that relationship is mainly built on the desire for sex as a big part of why couples get together.

Like it or not, and as much as you would like to say sex is secondary to companionship, the main factor of a loving relationship is the sex life. There is enough evidence in couples, and ex-couples, who are still at a sexually active age, to prove that if there is no or eharmony review little sex, the relationship is not going well.

If the physical person without a good EQ, ie: consideration and empathy, or thoughtfulness, will say things without thinking about how they effect the other person, who is very sensitive because they are more emotional, they will talk about sex and previous partners casually and show that sex to them is primarily a physical act done for the physical pleasure, while the emotional connection is secondary.

The emotional will also make statements which are hurtful in a different way. In both cases, you can't put the toothpaste back in the tube, so it is important to have a healthy EQ so these things do not happen.

The emotional person will be very hurt by talk of past sexual encounters, first because they will always feel inferior and that they are being compared and catalogued, being placed in the memory of their partner as another experience. But the more painful part, albeit sometimes subconsciously, is that they want to have a deep emotional connection during sex and the physical satisfaction, skill, postures, duration etc. is less important as the emotional connection, which of course will be lacking or put as a secondary consideration behind how well the physical performance is.

The result is the emotional person will have a diminishing sexual interest and performance because they are not getting the emotional connection to feeling special and that they are the only one their partner is thinking about, because they know that there is a constant comparison to previous sexual events and partners. Then the physically person will become unsatisfied due to the lack of performance.

For those of you who have experienced staying Hinge scam  with a partner who does not treat you well, and still giving them everything you have, emotionally and financially, this is the reason. You are trying to make yourself worthy of your partner, but have confused your determination of what makes you worthy from emotionally based actions of self sacrifice to what your partner wants which is just better sex. I hate to say it, but if you will allow me to state the obvious, at least in a comparison of men to women, well... that explains a lot.

This will lead to the eventual dissolution of any emotional connection the partners felt.

The best advice is to never speak of any past relationships in any way, sexually or otherwise. Ideally you should both be virgins, but that is highly unlikely, but, we can act like virgins and never speak of the past, as if it never existed. Now you can see why religions say no sex before marriage, because that can mess up a relationship.

This entire concept has nothing to do with gender or sexual preference. It is just about humans. Don't just trust me, test it for yourself.

There is very little past that needs to be brought into the present. You are what you are due to your past, but just be what you are, and leave the past behind as you eat the pizza and toss away the box.

You can test this, although the test may cause permanent damage, so make this just a thought experiment unless you want to make that event the last one with that partner. Think about being in the process of having sex, and what will happen to the emotional person who is feeling love and closeness to their partner, when their partner says something like; 'Your breasts/penis, is nice but my last partners was really huge.' Or, 'You are good but wow, have I had some amazing partners in the past, they were really amazing!'

This may turn on a physical type of person, who is so sexually oriented that any images of a sexual nature can excite them, regardless of who they are with because they are having sex for their own pleasure and so are more self absorbed and their partner is merely a necessity.

But the emotional person who is looking for a deep emotional connection so they can lose themselves and find unity with another human being, will feel they are not in their partners mind or heart at all, and so the passion is destroyed.

The solution is to know what not to say and simply, not say it. We could say that the physically person needs to be more emotional and sensitive and say things that encourage the emotional person, but that is a more advanced lesson that comes later. Likewise, the emotional person needs to know what to, or not to say, which is also another topic, so here we will start with the first step, to learn what NOT to say and how to keep your mouth from letting out the words in your head.

If you have a glass of water, and you leave it on the table and do not touch it, the glass will stay full, but if you knock it over, the glass will become empty as the water spills out. This is what you do with your words, or lack thereof.

This is why we say, learning NOT to say certain things is more important than knowing what to say, because it creates a feeling of comfort by not creating emotionally destructive feelings.

The exercise is to learn not to say everything you are thinking. This requires knowing what you are about to say and stopping yourself from saying the wrong things. This exercise is to be practiced 24/7 in every aspect of your life, at work and with friends, family and partner. The more you do it, the quicker you will master it and your entire nature will change to make this wisdom automatic.

It helps to know the different nature of the person you are with, and speak appropriately. Talking about sex can turn some people on, and others off. Watch for clues, and it's pretty obvious when you are passionate and all of a sudden your partner turns cold, or in any conversation on any topic when they are looking at you, then start to drift off and their gaze wanders.

When that happens, think about what you were just talking about immediately before there was a change in the other persons mood, which actually happens in an instant if you can detect it. If it is something about your previous partners, or sex, or whatever it may be, consider that your partner is not you, and may have different views on that topic, and make sure you never talk about that subject again, or at least in the same circumstances.

The hard part is to be able to see your thoughts before they become spoken words, so you can prevent thoughts becoming words. But the only method to master this is to practice observing the words that negatively impact anyone you are speaking to in any situation and to reflect immediately on what you said that triggered the negative response.

Eventually you will learn, like a researcher, what topics you currently consider benign which need to be avoided in each circumstance, and at what point, certain things can be brought up.

We all know what it feels like to say something that hurts our partner, or to be hurt. This is why I say, it's not just what you say that makes a person fall in love, but it is more important to know what not to say, because if you compare the time it takes to fill a glass with water, to how long it takes for it to become empty when you knock it over, you will know what's the most important quality to make you worthy of keeping a relationship strong without scars and diminishing love.

After decades of helping people resolve their relationship issues, both in current and past relationships, and helping people find that new and lasting love, David Samuel is now available to world, on line, to share his wisdom and experiences.