It is very important to make it clear to a dear and beloved person that he is very needed, to show that he is of the highest value and his presence in life is simply necessary. And this is not so difficult to do.
Instructions
Step 1
Try to spend more time with your loved one. Show attention to him, participate in his life. Immerse yourself in the importance of those issues that are of particular concern to him. Show interest in his problems and successes at work or school. Take an interest in his mood, well-being, desires.
Step 2
Expand your horizons to better understand your loved one. Explore his hobby so that you can participate equally in his hobby. And on occasion, offer him something new, unknown. Look for information about his work or school to better understand his day-to-day problems.
Step 3
If a dear person has any problems, show participation, provide support, comfort. Don't wait for him to ask for help first. Take the initiative and offer your help in everything. And help should consist not only of sympathy and support, but also in real deeds.
Step 4
Do not sacrifice yourself and your personality while doing this. Keep your inner world, your hobbies. Try to look for ways to combine your interests and hobbies with those of your loved one. Tell him about your hobby, about yourself, about your daily life. Perhaps he will also want to take part in them.
Step 5
Always be positive, cheerful, and upbeat. Try to make the time spent together for a dear person filled with pleasant emotions and positive. A loved one should see how you flourish and transform in company with him.
Step 6
Use pleasant words more often. At the same time, constantly emphasize how important and necessary the other half is. Try not just to say “You are very valuable,” but to explain exactly why it is the highest treasure in your life, to talk about its positive qualities.
Step 7
Do not forget to congratulate your dear person on the holidays, give him nice gifts. Even if you live far away and rarely meet, find time to call and communicate more often. And not only on holidays.
