Last Updated on July 6, 2020
3. You want someone to save you
Well, although we all need help and support every once in a while, in the most critical times, most of us are pretty much stronger than we actually think we are.
Many single people tend to enjoy imagining having a hero as their future partner (which is kinda cute), but it is absolutely not sustainable in normal everyday life. A healthy relationship consists of an equal partnership as a very important part because that’s when the real connection happens.
This means you need to learn how to save yourself first if you want your potential relationship to work long term.
2. You simply don’t have a good feeling about it
Your body and your brain may be trying to tell you something, and you just need to listen. For example, you may feel pressured to carry a conversation with someone or feel like you don’t really want to go on a date. These feelings are usually manifested to protect you from doing things you’re not ready for. So trust your intuition.
1. You are obsessed with being in a relationship
Being happy in a relationship is supposed to be a bonus and not a life goal that you cannot live without achieving at all costs. If the need to have a partner is all you think or talk about, it’s a warning sign that you need to find other interests in your life.
Life is full of possibilities; don’t limit yourself to only one. Learn to enjoy your me-time and focus on becoming the best version of yourself. The rest will just fall into place, including being truly ready for a relationship.
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