Feeling second-bested, or making someone else feel that way is no fun. How do you make sure everyone stays feeling special?
How do you make sure all of your partners feel special and loved?
07/21/2012
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Lots of communication is generally what makes things work for us. If someone is feeling left out or neglected, we make sure that's discussed and addressed. Sometimes it's as simple to fix as rotating who's in the center when we cuddle a little more often. We also have cute nicknames for each other, compliment each other frequently, and sometimes two of us will team up to plan an outing or make a gift for the third.
The other big thing that makes everyone feel special is that we acknowledge and honor our differences. Sometimes I can relate more to one partner on a certain subject, but a different subject is far easier to discuss with the other. We all understand and appreciate the way we balance each other's personalities and support each other in very personal ways.
The other big thing that makes everyone feel special is that we acknowledge and honor our differences. Sometimes I can relate more to one partner on a certain subject, but a different subject is far easier to discuss with the other. We all understand and appreciate the way we balance each other's personalities and support each other in very personal ways.
07/22/2012
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For us it's not that hard because we are so touchy feely...but when Arch isn't here I have to get more creative. Skype makes it easier and we set aside time to just be a couple. Generally we spend a significant time together as a family...and then adjust for special time as we find we need it.
Originally posted by
Billie Bones
Feeling second-bested, or making someone else feel that way is no fun. How do you make sure everyone stays feeling special?
07/22/2012
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