 
All People Want Love The Don't Sweat Guide for Couples Happily Ever After: The Fairy-tale Formula for Lasting Love How Do You Know When It’s Love? From the book The Six Faces of Love LoveNote. . . For Singles Only Story Of Two Daily Horoscopes for Couples Maturity in Relationships |  |
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| Maturity in Relationships by Larry James LoveNote . . . We can come to realize that mature love equals loving yourself for being what you are, and likewise loving another person for who they are. When we can feel such unconditional no-matter-how-you-act love, we have learned what I call mature love. Mature love allows you fully to be yourself with your loved one. ~ Bruce Fisher, EdD Maturity is the ability to live up to the responsibilities of a love relationship, and this means being dependable. It means keeping your word; it means living in your relationship like your word really means something. Dependability equates with personal integrity. This means no withholds. It means saying what needs to be said, with love. Do you mean what you say? Do you say what you mean? The world is filled with people who can't be counted on, people who never seem to come through in the clutches, people who break promises and substitute alibis for performance. They make excuses. They show up late - or not at all. They are confused and disorganized. Their lives are a chaotic maze of unfinished business and uncommitted relationships. Oh, what a tangled web we weave.
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