Everyone Add Me

"The best way to be a friend is to be in a relationship with people who have similar needs and values."

"The most effective way is to get a relationship started with someone with similar interests, values, or values." – The Dalai Lama

This is a common misconception, because I'm not an expert on the subject. It may seem that you're going to be the first to tell me that you don't have to be the first, but I think it's worth asking if you've read this far. I'll try my best to answer as quickly and succinctly as possible. I hope this is not too overwhelming. If so, let's talk about what we can do to be more supportive of our partners in the long-term. If not… well then, let's start by asking:

1) How much of an impact does this have? What do they think this means to them? How do we help them get the most out of this experience?

If I've answered that last one, it means I'm really in love. If I don't, then that doesn't make it a problem either. It means they're going to be able to get to the next level, and that will help. If I haven't, then it means they're not as interested in this as I am in their lives. It doesn't matter if it's just one or multiple people. I'm just as passionate about it.

So what do I do? Well, if we're really in love, and they're willing to help me, then we can start to help each other, too. We can work together.

If we're truly in love, and their needs or values don't align, I'm sure they'll find a partner who's more interested in helping. And we can start to get a better feel of each others' personalities and interests and how they feel. If we can help each other out in the end… I mean, it's just like we've never been to a concert before, so I'm not going to tell you what you need to do to make it happen.

If we really want each other out, then it will be very simple. If I'm in love, and my partner doesn't have an idea for how I feel or wants