New research found some interesting results about what men and women truly want in a partner, and information from survey
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Recognize the purpose of being vulnerable
Vulnerability is the means to really get each other, build a genuine bond and hopefully fall in love or determine you aren’t a good fit. If you don’t share about yourself.
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Change your perception of vulnerability
Unfortunately, our culture sometimes mistakes vulnerability for weakness.
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Understand vulnerability may look and feel different at different stages of dating
For example, healthy sharing and vulnerability on a first date looks and feels vastly different from healthy sharing and vulnerability on a sixth date because it takes time to build trust.
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Take baby steps toward being open and sharing more about yourself
This is natural, so go easy on yourself as you try new ways of thinking and behaving.
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