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You must have heard the statement: ‘It is the little things that matter,’ a lot of times, especially if you are in a romantic relationship or around those who are in one. This week on WhatsApp Conversation, we are testing the credibility of the statement. Our respondents share the little things their partners do for them that mean a lot to them. Here are their responses:
Adenike John
He does my laundry whenever we get to be together, might seem little but it’s a big one for me. He says nice words to me daily. He randomly says “I love you” to me throughout the day. It just makes me have peace of mind. When your partner kisses you on the forehead. It is magical like you feel protected.
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LOVE unrequited can be quite painful. Being in a relationship with someone who does not seem to return one’s gesture of care can be an excruciating. This week on WhatsApp Conversation, we want to help Leah fix her relationship that has spanned a year and seven months.
She wrote: My boyfriend and I have been dating for a year and seven months, and I care for him deeply, but I don’t know how to show affection very well. I want him to know I love him very much but I am unsure how. What do I need to do to show I care?
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When use is unknown, abuse, they say, is inevitable. This lays credence to why there have been many abuse cases, either in relationships or outside of it.
This week on WhatsApp Conversation, we test the strength of secrecy against the openness of communication. The question to our respondents is whether they will inform their partners about abuse cases and how soon they would do that in a new relationship.
Eunice Jossy
Well, technically, I don’t consider someone I’ve been on a few dates with as a “boyfriend.” If that makes sense, you are only a boyfriend when we define what we want and where we are going. Once we cross that bridge, I definitely will because I don’t do fun dating. My every relationship is with marriage in view, so I will need him to understand where I’m coming from so that he doesn’t do things that will trigger the experience. And I really think that sometimes, sharing the past with someone you love helps you heal faster, especially if the pers