Priyanka Tiwari
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When you get engaged, it’s easy to start thinking that the other person is going to be your life partner. They start calling and chatting so much on the phone, which is not a good idea. Speaking too much brings along the possibility of leaking secrets that are meant to be kept private and may change the mind of the fiancée. **Avoid frequent interactions:** A few outings after marriage are normal, like lunch or dinner dates. Girls and boys even tend to watch a movie together or travel outside the city. Creating too many interactions like these poses a challenge as it can make you lose self-control and behave in a disrespectful manner, not only towards your partner, but also to the family members. It is wise to sort out and limit the number of meetings.
Leaving Your Fiancé Behind
Once engaged, it is common for either the bride or groom to lay down the law for his or her partner. Many people would like to put up with this once or twice, but if this becomes a routine, the other person starts feeling intolerable. In this current century, everyone would like to navigate their life the way they want to. If too much authority is exercised, ultimately the other person will end the relationship on his or her own as no one loves a domineering spouse.
do not overly woo
Some banter with your loved one tends to bring you closer; however, excessive flirting could tarnish your impression altogether resulting in your fiancé thinking he or she is a master flirt which is bound to have someone in the background. Such behavior is called serving self-fulfilling prophecies.
avoid being mean
Understanding your intended life partner’s perspective shows a level of maturity. There is no way that a person within such close proximity as yours truly who knows no bounds, ridicules you for being poor or lesser educated, or body shames you or even disrespects your family.
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