Your own sense of perfectionism can be a big factor in determining whether a Libra man is serious about you. One of the key characteristics of a Libra man in love is his loyalty. He may flirt with others, even in your presence.<\/p>\n
So take this opportunity to celebrate what you\u2019ve achieved together so far. You may inevitably have to leave some of the good stuff behind \u2014 like the non-stop love fest and giddy butterflies. But you also blossom into a new more mature bond that brings with it a far deeper connection. This brings a whole new layer to your communication. As a consequence, it\u2019s also when we need to hone our skills of communication to make sure we\u2019re sharing and expressing ourselves in an open and reasonable way. It\u2019s just that we are less inclined to sugarcoat things and start to tell it like it is a few months down the line.<\/p>\n
She\u2019ll love your ability to roll with the punches. This is a chance for all that daydreaming to finally pay off. Imagine the things you\u2019d do to sweep a girl off her feet and build a first date plan from there. She’ll be even more ready for a kiss on your second date.<\/p>\n
Remember that as much as you\u2019re part of a couple, you\u2019re also a person in and of yourself. Make sure to take time for yourself and work on having your own life and hobbies. By investing in yourself, you\u2019ll be able to be a better partner to your SO and your relationship will be stronger for it. The good news is, once you\u2019re past the choppy waters of the previous stage of dating, your relationship will settle down into something much more stable and solid. While you will still have disagreements, by this point you trust your partner and have a bedrock of history and trust between you two.<\/p>\n
Now it\u2019s time to continue investing in each other to strengthen your relationship and set it up to flourish for the long run. There\u2019s no set timeline for this stage of dating since every couple is slightly different. But generally, if you\u2019re looking for a committed relationship, commitment should happen within three to six months of dating someone. Any longer than this, and there\u2019s a good chance he\u2019s stalling and not ready for commitment. Of course, you need to be talking with some sort of regularity in order to drive the relationship forward.<\/p>\n
According to Fitzpatrick, the age gap becomes a problem when partners are not willing or able to acknowledge and navigate their different experiences, needs, and life stages. In order to create a well-balanced dynamic in the early stages, you shouldn’t be initiating everything as your relationship goes on. In short, there’s going to be distance and you’ll feel it. It doesn\u2019t mean that he necessarily wants to be exclusive or is already thinking about a serious relationship. He\u2019s enjoying your company, having fun, and starting to wonder about you. If this has happened to you, you know how disappointing it can be.<\/p>\n
Particularly in the early stages of getting to know someone, we tend to ramp up communication as a way of making it clear that we are keen. Even when it seems like he doesn\u2019t have a lot to say, sending a \u201chey, how was your day? \u201d is his way of letting you know that he\u2019s still interested.<\/p>\n
So, yes, setting the pace in the initial dating stages, is key. It also helps you to get perspective on him and if he\u2019s right for you. And helps to cultivate a feeling of security and emotional stability for yourself as well.<\/p>\n