Hello 2am insomnia.
What better way to celebrate this with a little blogging!
Actually at 2:13 I texted my ex and told him I couldn't get to sleep.
He responded "me neither."
So between five texts back and forth. I realized another Perfect Man criteria.
I like this guy a lot, letting him go was the hardest thing I am going to have to do in my life. It was going to be long distance, and I could tell that he wasn't up for it or ready for it. So well, I didn't give him the choice to be up for it. I told him that I loved him and will always love him. And it wasn't him, it was the distance, and maybe in the future, when we are closer we can give this relationship a try again.
I hope I didn't make him cry.
But one of his greatest perfections (noticed I said only one...he has many) is that he always ALWAYS told me I was beautiful.
Or pretty.
Or gorgeous.
And not once, HOT.
Not that HOT isn't a compliment, it is. There are so many words in the English language and someone chooses hot...just do not do it. Beautiful, Gorgeous or Pretty are much better diction choices. The fact that he always used better diction really gave him some more points down the relationship road.
When I get up, I sometimes look like this. When I work out I look somewhat like this. And on days when I can't fall asleep until 3am or 4am, I look like this.
He told me that I was beautiful even on those days.
And when I brought up I look like crap. He would remark something along the lines of "you make crap look goooood."
And believe me, even though I looked like a three year old girl with a unibrow, he still let me kiss him thank you.
I am sure I am not the only girl that feels like she looks like crap. Heck, we all have those days. And sometimes, we do look like crap. Sometimes it is for a day, or a week, or a month, or a year.
Usually we have a significant other to get us through those hard times. Those hard times would go more smoothly and be more worth it if, compliments was a regular part of the relationship.
I'm speaking for every girl on this world. All of us are not confident with something of our bodies. Whether it would be our stretch marks, or our extra rolls or whatever it is. We have insecurities.
A compliment from a significant other is a good thing for our confidence, in fact it is one of the best.
Sometimes we feel undesirable, it is okay.
You are with her for a reason, boys and men. Remind her why that reason is. Take her out to dinner for the reason because she is the most beautiful woman in the world to you, send her flowers at work with the note "you are very pretty", or just flat up walk in and go "wow, you are gorgeous today." Or leave a post it on the bathroom saying, If I had the same reflection as you everyday, I would never leave because I wouldn't be able to take my eyes off you.
She will either be speechless, or kiss you, or look at you very strangely. But she will appreciate it. Whatever she does, she will be grateful she was reminded why she is with you. Because you are sweet and remind her about her awesome good looks.
Many woman are not reminded by there significant other that they are beautiful and it is really a shame. I think compliments would help the relationship and strengthen it. If you say something positive, the next time you are in a negative mood. She won't be thinking about how you are always saying "mean" things. It will just be a dent along the road, not a massive pothole.
Don't leave it at beautiful, boys. There are many things that is considered a compliment by women. Is she your baby mama and doing a great job? Remind her.
Does she put up with a friend of yours that stays over night a little too much? Remind her.
Pretty much boys. Be thankful your woman is in your life.
Remind her why she is today.
(Obviously do not over do it. Say it when she least expects it, do not make it a routine. Be genuine but make sure you say it!!! You want her to think that she is the only woman in your life for you. She may be. But act like it!!! )