How To Get Him To Call You His Girlfriend - Put A Label On Your Relationship

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How To Get Him To Call You His Girlfriend - Put A Label On Your Relationship

Do you ever think to yourself, "how to get him to call you his girlfriend” “how to put a label on your relationship” or “exclusive but won’t call me his girlfriend… what do I do?”

A dating advice question I get asked a lot by women is "Mark, how to get a guy to call you his girlfriend” and “how to make him put a label on your relationship?” and “should you put a label on your relationship?”.

Labels is dating (dating labels) is something women ask me about a lot. “He won’t call me his girlfriend” they’ll say to me “so what do I do about it? How to get the guy to call you his girlfriend and how to get him to put a label on our relationship and commit to me?”

Labels are important. They represent commitment, they represent an intended future from both parties, they represent him investing in you and you in him for the foreseeable future. Dig a little deeper though, what do dating labels and relationship labels really represent in a relationship? As with many of my videos, you have to go back to your intent when you’re asking “How to get him to put a label on your relationship” and examine what a label really represents. Otherwise, it’s just a label.

When a woman comes to me saying "Mark, how to get him to call you’re his girlfriend?” or “Mark, how to put a label on your relationship?” my first thought is "Great question. This woman wants to make things more serious with her man and feel secure in her relationship. It’s also important for her though to think beyond labels. What is it I really want?? There are plenty of bad and unsatisfying relationships out there with labels, so what is it this woman really wants. By helping a woman focus on what she really wants from commitment with a guy, I can show her the best way to get him to put a label on her relationship.

In this dating advice video from Make Him Yours, I (Mark Rosenfeld, dating and relationships coach) am describing how to get him to call you his girlfrnend and make him put a label on your relationship. I’m telling you exactly what you should be looking for to know if a label is coming, and ways to get the guy to call you his girlfriend without having to force him.

This will be one of the most important videos I ever post on relationships and how to look at and beyond labels and the real connection and commitment a label represents. Sometimes a dating label can take up the entire focus and you forget to ask yourself – is this relationship going in the right direction? What is it I want underneath that the label represent? What are ways to get him to call you his girlfriend naturally?

This dating and relationships dating advice video is my comprehensive guide to what to do when he won’t call you his girlfriend. Get him to call you his girlfriend and put a label on your relationship by watching this video, where I talk about dating labels and what they really represent. Should you put a label on your relationship? What if he’s exclusive but won’t call you his girlfriend? This is How To Get Him To Call You His Girlfriend - Put A Label On Your Relationship

Enjoy the video guys! This is Mark Rosenfeld, dating and relationships coach from Make Him Yours

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[legitKwit]

You can't get a man to call you his gf unless he calls you it. Be your own person and don't rush things. Keep your dignity.

[youniqca]

Forget abt the labels and look for emotional progression. Wise piece of advice!

[nutella]

So I've been dating a guy for 7 mos now, going on 8 mos. We had the exclusivity talk (from your video, mark!) about 6 mos in. I brought it up casually, "just to make sure we're on the same page, we are exclusively seeing each other right?" etc almost exactly like the other video. Guy confirmed nonchalantly and it was no big deal. We see each other every weekend more or else and talk/text every day. No fights, lots of laughs during our interactions. At most, 2 days I won't hear from him. I've met his friends and have hung out with them frequently (not family, they're in another country). He hasn't met my family, they're in a different city.
BUT WHAT ARE WE?! I know this video says don't focus on labels, but emotional progression, and I feel like he and I are progressing... but at some point shouldn't he put a label on it? I really don't want to be the one who asks a guy "oh but what are we" even though I'm just want to confirm that we are in a relationship for simplicity sake. I do feel like he invests in me, with money and time and checking in every day, but are we still just "dating"? what to do...how to breach it...


EDIT: lol so i scrolled through the comments section and it seems like there are so many other gals in this pile where the guy seems to be investing, but there's just no official conversation or label. how much more patient do I have to be or do I just match his pace?

[myasonthenitesky]

Yup, putting on labels has been always my problem when I'm seeing a guy. I've always wanted to just make him my boyfriend, causing me to rushed our relationship. This video just put me on ease. Thank you for the great advices, Mark x

[ggshandsomeboy]

This is almost exactly what I told my man last month. Introduce me by my name and given time if our relationship progresses we'll become committed and then discuss marriage. He was completely shocked and told me he was already committed to me and asked me to do the same with him.
We are very happy.

[LuZhang]

I love how you pretend to give us what we think we want, but actually give us what we need. Great advice Mark!

[Kknicole]

Definitely needed to hear this today. I could feel myself putting pressure on him and definitely wanted to back off.

[nellynel]

This takes so much pressure off of wanting a label with someone. It makes sense that wanting a label can sometimes be coming from an insecure place and it's so beneficial to be aware of it. Thank you for this video, Mark. Amazing as usual.

[noldi]

This video is genius! I have pressured myself in the past to find a name or label and it just made me overthink a situation that wasn't ready to be labelled yet.

[naziasayeed]

Ladies, the sooner you realize this the better 😍❤

[lavayuki]

I thought just wait until you are introduced to one of his friends or family members and see what he introduces you as. Thats how one of my friends did it

[kristinecinco]

This is the best advice I have ever heard when I comes to dating. Thank you for this. There is so much pressure for a label from everyone it’s so nice to hear this. “Forget the label focus on emotional progression” ❤

[gratitude]

We went through #1&1.
He never called me his girlfriend and he doesn’t want me to call him my boyfriend.
He says I’m his future wife and that is what he wants me to call him - future husband .

[shaskins]

Guy: I'm not seeing anyone else
Translation: you're the only other one at this table right now.

[lifetobelived]

There is nothing wrong with dating for an extended period of time without being boyfriend/girlfriend if that works for both people. But if a man really doesn't want the woman he is going out with to date anyone else it is in his best interest to be a boyfriend. Being a boyfriend doesn't mean it will lead to anything more deep or marriage. Men don't always realize that if they like a woman there are most likely other guys in the immediate area who want to date her too. She might be oblivious to it but the other men are just sitting back waiting for the opportunity to move in if the guy she is seeing drops the ball in some way or hasn't established exclusivity. A few will make a play for her even if they know she is dating someone else exclusively to do a grab and run. The only men who can be given a little grace on verbalizing their commitment is the shy or introverted man who either is nervous to broach the subject or need time to really get to know the woman before they commit because they tend to take a commitment more seriously. Then it might fall on the woman to give the man a little nudge and ask are we in a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship?

[Tita-nz]

Mark he’s doing everything you said. There are no labels yet but he’s doing emotional progression. But I did say no sex until I am in serious relationship and I know we are an exclusive couple. He has his boundaries and I also have mine. I’m not giving free sex to someone who’s not my husband

[cattyagent]

You're his gf when he asks you & you agree to be his gf. If he hasn't asked, then he's just a friend you enjoy sharing your time with - just like any other friend. The one thing I've learnt about men is, you can't force him into wanting you more. He has to come to that decision on his own. The good thing is, when he's decided you're the one, it'll be hard to shake him off. Just my experience.

[sarabosnyak]

Ahaa, that sassy Mark at the end is priceless ! ^^

[danieller]

I love the "walking up a mountain" analogy!!

[sheilablake]

I completely agree, girls need to relax with putting a label on things. Just enjoy the journey, that's the fun part.
You've looked so excited this week Mark. Great to see : ) x
Sweet sassy Mark 😍