Sentences with phrase «affection in a long term relationship»

One of the best ways of showing affection in a long term relationship is asking your partner questions about their life outside of your home.

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Particularly, it was rated by women as more important in long - term relationships, suggesting that kissing also plays an important role in mediating affection and attachment among established couples.

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I am here seeking for a serious relationship, that is what I'm looking for, I need companionship, passion, affection woman who is looking for long term relationship that would lead to marriage base on trust and understanding... I want to grow old with my woman and be in support when we are old...

I'm looking for a kind, friendly, tende, loyal, family values woman, who want to change her life soon, to share emotional, romantic, happiness, affection each othe in life and to create a strong long - term relationship,..

It's in the one extended sequence with Moore that the film works best as a cohesive package, in which Ford restrains himself and lets Firth and Moore create a potently passionate portrait of long - term friendship, with all the unspoken history, tender affection, and the not - so - paradoxical simmering bitterness that can sometimes go along with that... particularly when one friend may want something different out of the relationship than the other does.

«They understand that in long - term relationships, affection and sex don't just happen, couples need to have a commitment to cultivating connection instead of hoping it just happens.

But when it comes to female orgasms, long - term relationships seem to be the place to find them: 67 % of women in relationships reported they had an orgasm with their partners the last time they had sex, which supports the commitment and affection perspective.

A recent study, one that has garnered attention for presenting information that contradicts gender stereotypes, found that physical affection (a.k.a. cuddling) was more important for men's happiness in long - term relationships than it was for women's happiness.

Byers and Demmons (2010) found that people who are in a long - term relationship, have had more sex partners, are in monogamous dating relationships, show affection more frequently, and are more satisfied with their relationships, engaged in more sexual self - disclosure.