In relationships, we may choose to honor ourselves, or to downplay our own importance. At the end of the “pink phase” of a relationship, and at the beginning of a true relationship, we begin to become accustomed to each other. We stop asking questions and start to listen truly to the answers. Ignoring the time period during which we loved our partners, we really don’t know anything about them at all! Our characteristics change over time, and we continue to develop constantly. The difficult thing is that we start to assume too much without asking the other person about their true feelings.In this book, we gain insight into several important truths. For example, is our partner responsible for meeting all of our needs? Or is he merely a companion along the journey of life? What exactly needs to be “saved”? Are we talking about basic desires, or rather the love and affection that arises from those desires? What is the philosophy of taking responsibility for words spoken, actions taken, decisions made, and the consequences that follow? And what are its effects? What is the foundation upon which any successful relationship can be built? Why do expectations often become the primary catalyst for recurring conflicts? It may be difficult to explain everything to our partner, but the harder part is waiting for him to understand on his own. In this book, the author shares many experiences and stories she has lived and experienced, helping us to answer the most important questions that make success possible, despite the challenges we will inevitably face.