romeoandrebecca answered Monday May 23 2011, 11:15 pm: In my last relationship, I was always afraid I would be abandoned like the past ex's have done to me. I was insecure and scared. But patience was the best medicine. My current boyfriend at the time was extremely patient and loving.
reassure her fears. Comfort her when she is scared. Tell her you love her and she deserves to be loved without the fear of being left alone. Let her know that you love her and you really care, but most importantly: be patient. No matter how much she gets afraid, be patient. Sticking around and helping her work through her insecurity will ultimately show her you take the relationship seriously. Surprise her and care for her. Do little things you know she'd love. Be there for her and make her laugh. Do something special! There are many brilliant surprises and special things you could do on top of being patient. I hope I helped! Xoxo. RomeoandRebecca [ romeoandrebecca's advice column | Ask romeoandrebecca A Question ]
lovealways1221 answered Monday May 23 2011, 5:14 pm: make sure she knows you love her. make sure she also knows that you're a completely different person.. that you are NOT her ex.
Do something sweet for her like buy her a rose :) surprise her by putting it somewhere she might find it like her school locker or in her room or on her car. Take her out to dinner and let her order whatever she wants- dessert is a must.
Make sure you spend enough 1 on 1 quality time with her, like watching a movie in the basement. or going for a walk outside and talking, or having a picnic, going swimming etc.
Smile a lot and have fun around her. Tell her she looks beautiful (not hot or sexy) and that you are madly in love with her.
What my boyfriend did for me, was he bought me a diamond ring for my birthday :) It was sooo sweet! It wasn't too expensive, but yet it let me know he is serious about me and our relationship.
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