7 THINGS A MAN WHO TRULY LOVES YOU WOULD NEVER DO

You’re lucky if your partner doesn’t do these things.

A man who truly loves you will never criticize you for mistakes made
No matter how different your past is from his, no matter how much you’ve messed up, no matter how out of place you’ve been at times, you should never hide your imperfections from your partner – the one who loves you will accept you as you are, with all your faults, with all your emotional baggage.

A man who loves you won’t walk away when things get difficult
In a relationship with true love, one partner “feeds” the other partner when they are vulnerable and don’t know what to do in difficult situations.

A man who truly loves you never discourages you
I will never put you down. Won’t kill your dreams. Won’t break your wings. On the contrary, he will be there to encourage, support, believe in, and tell you that you can do anything. He will be proud of everything you want to achieve in this life.

A man who truly loves you won’t hold it against you
He won’t sulk. He won’t refuse to forgive you for a mistake he’s made. He won’t always throw in your face what happened at some point in your life. And that’s because he knows that the present is the only one that matters.

A man who truly loves you will never lie to you.
He won’t avoid telling you the truth. He won’t just tell you what you want to hear. He’ll always be honest because he knows you need him to tell you what he’s thinking and feeling.

A man who truly loves you will never hurt you on purpose
To him, you are the most precious gift he has been given. He will never hurt you on purpose. He will love you unconditionally and ensure you are happy with him every moment.

A man who loves you won’t make you feel like you’re the only one fighting for the relationship.
No way. He’ll be there for you every moment. He’ll compromise, make you happy, listen to you, say what he feels without any curtains, and try his best to show you that he’s 100% committed because he knows that there’s a lot of work in a real relationship.