How to Ask for What You Want in Romantic Relationships

How to Ask for What You Want in Romantic Relationships.

This video is a continuation from our previous video on Asking for Your Wants and Needs for Better Communication.

In this video we will specifically be focusing on asking for your wants in needs in romantic relationships with 3 helpful tips.
Be sure to watch the entire video, tip #3 is an important one and has a lot of details in it with some extra insight regarding love languages.

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Here are 3 tips to keep in mind when it comes to asking for your wants and needs in a romantic relationship:

Tip #1: Have a clear understanding of your own expectations of your partner.

Tip #2: Practice coaching with your partner when it comes to learning how to address your wants and needs.

Tip #3: Have compassion, patience, and understanding with your partner and the way they express their love for you.

If you haven't watched our "Tips For Healthy Communication" video yet, check it out here:

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Here are some recommended books for helpful communication skills and relationship building:

The 5 Love Languages:

The 5 Love Languages Singles Edition:

Talk to Me Like I'm Someone You Love:

Boundaries:

Boundaries Workbook:

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