Should You Say "I Love You"? Making Progress in Relationships
We’re
continuing the theme of relationships on here this
week,
kicking it off with a post on bonding, and then onto a topic every guy
wonders about sooner or later in his relationship: should you say “I love you”?
Now, in relationships, it’s paramount you keep in mind that you can only move FORWARD, to ever higher levels of commitment and intimacy.
You can’t take a girl out for dinner dates every week, and then suddenly try to make her into a pure friend with benefits who only comes over for sex and nothing else.
The other way round - taking a friend-with-benefits and progressing her to dinners and movies - usually works just fine, though.
By the same token, you also can’t demote a girlfriend into a friend with benefits. And again, the other way round usually doesn’t pose much of a problem.
You must make absolute sure
you know your outcome, and plan the relationship dynamics accordingly
from the get-go... if you want it all to go smoothly and well, that is.

We've
been talking a lot about relationships on here recently - but
so far, it's been more on how to have healthier relationships in your
own right. But how should you go about selecting the girl you want to
have a relationship with in the 
Yesterday I made a post on the infamous scenario of when
a
I've been with my fair share of "attached" women before -
that's
girls with boyfriends and girls with husbands. As I've mentioned
before, the way 
We’ve
used frames a lot for the sake of getting sexually intimate
with women quickly… now let’s look at the power of frames in the
context of exclusive relationships a bit more.
Ever hear of


Many people believe that it doesn’t
matter much what you say to a
girl when you chat her up… that 93% of all communication is nonverbal
anyway, and that the words are just filler. Thus, any