10 Relationship Tips From Experts on Twitter

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There's more to a relationship than texting and great sex; it takes work and lots of communication. Don’t believe me? Maybe you'll believe these experts.

Some of Twitter's best relationship experts give you their best relationship/dating advice in 140 characters or less! Read below:

Intimacy can only be realized when you let go of your fears: The fear of losing yr partner's love; of losing yr partner; of losing yourself.

— Dr. Rich Nicastro (@RelationshipAid) March 25, 2015

I've learned from my wife that truly being a supporter has NOTHING to do with weakness and EVERYTHING to do with strength and focus.

— Paul Carrick Brunson (@PaulCBrunson) March 25, 2015

Stop, think and read each text message before you send it. #datingadvice#datingtips

— DrawingDowntheMoon (@DrawDowntheMoon) March 19, 2015

It's the kind little things that people do for one another on a daily basis that is the glue that holds the relationship together. Be kind.

— Michele Weiner-Davis (@DivorceBusting) March 20, 2015

The right #relationship happens when you get to #knowyourself. You #attract what you have become. #dating#wisdompic.Twitter.com/PRQn0uecaK

— Deidré Wallace (@relationshipsdw) March 9, 2015

If u want to build a life together, make sure u have the same vision when looking at ur future

— Relationship Coach (@Relationsmentor) March 24, 2015

Boundaries in a relationship are not predefined. Mutually communicate intentions and desires, especially if they ever start to change.

— Samuel McCrohan (@sparklife) March 11, 2015

If you can't commit to becoming a better person, how can you possibly expect someone to commit spending the rest of their life with you?

— Thomas Edwards (@ThomasHEdwards) March 24, 2015

Dating is not a guessing game. Dating is all facts if you're willing to face them. Be willing to see what the other person is showing you.

— The Dating Truth™ (@thedatingtruth) March 25, 2015

There's one simple rule that can work in any relationship: If you want something, ask for it. #Relationships#Communication

— Rachel Russo (@RachelTRusso) March 24, 2015

Very helpful tips! Which are your favorites and which will you incorporate in your relationship?

[koibito]

I really like the following points:

-you attract who you become
-look carefully at what your partner is showing
- if you want to build a life together, make sure you have the same visions

All v. important points to me right now actually, as I'm looking at which girl is right for me

[CommieDearest]

Are they experts at relationships or twitter?

[lisafaceire88]

I like this quote;

"The right #relationship happens when you get to #knowyourself. You #attract what you have become. #dating #wisdom"

I don't know if i'd go as far as to say these people on Twitter at experts. Nobody is an expert in your life , but you.. but quotes i like , and the above is good advice if that's what you're after. It's not something to be taken as an 'on the surface' , kind of cliche. It's true. Once you know yourself, understand what you want etc, you can easily attract like-minded and emotionally minded people :)

[Azara]

@ Dating is not a guessing game. Dating is all facts if you're willing to face them. Be willing to see what the other person is showing you.
12:37 AM - 25 Mar 2015

.. Not sure what this meant bc the resson peopel take to guessing in relationships is that their partner isn't clear in the first place.. Itd make more sense if it said "demand the facts then be willing to see what they are showing you. " Something like that.

Also the supporter one... Im not sure why anyone would think being supportive is weak... or is it referring to playing the supportive vs the leading role?

[abundantlyrich]

That can only work when both people are compatible with each other in every level but people tend to pick the worst shitty partners (mental or drug issues) relationships.

[moxygirl11]

All of these were really points but the one I most was @RelationsMentor If u want to build a life together, make sure u have the same vision when looking at ur future

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[prettyprincesa2016]

I like the tip that Thomas Edwards wrote! It makes a lot of sense.

[Anonymous]

these are all good indeed. I followed couple of these experts now.

[YourFutureEx]

People should realize the meaning of last one.

[MonaAmour]

Love the last one! Ask and you shall receive!

[muspelhem_5]

I like the first and last one.

[R3d_Anonymous]

I wish I was the guy in that picture.

[JackKerouac77]

Twitter ain't real

[kheserthorpe]

I liked 1, and 6-10.

[COCOCHANEL]

great advice

[GoldCobra]

Nice tips.

[VeryTerry3]

Very good advice