What are your views on if they really wanted to they would?

[ErebusD]

• Do you feel that it's always applicable?
• Can someone still love you but not be a good communicator?
• Must someone always love you the way you feel you should be loved or else it means they do not love you? Despite your differences

[jennifer_bloom]

I dated an underdeveloped communicator during my previous relationship when were both learning how to date and did not have experience but it wasn't his fault since I was also a poor communicator, and I would say it was double bolted situation of distrust, resentment, curiosity and uncertainty that kept us bound in a cycle of depression and mutual anxiety with each other.

But it was a learning experience and I know he has the potential to be an amazing husband and father if he marries somebody he is compatible with, we were just not a good match for each other. I was not good for him, and he wasn't perfect with me either. I meant well, but I had no idea what I was doing, so I do not blame myself for how I treated him and I do not know if he blames me or if he has even forgotten my voice after all these years.

[ErebusD]

Indeed compatibility cannot be ignored

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

- Yes, it’s always applicable
- It’s possible, but I’m not going to know if they don’t show it in a way I can understand it
- Again, if they cannot show me love in a way I can understand it, then I will never believe that they actually love me and the relationship will fall apart.

[ErebusD]

What if they hay never experienced love in the way you understand it and can only show love in the way they have known their whole lives?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

The inability to adapt to your partners needs and vice versa is an aspect of incompatibility, which is the primary reason relationships fail.

[ErebusD]

Interesting

[AI Opinion]

My aim here is to help you navigate through these tricky relationship queries. If they really wanted to, they'd probably at least *try*, but nobody's perfect! 🌟 Communication can be a challenge, and just because someone struggles with it doesn't mean they're not head over heels for you. Love languages do vary, and understanding each other's is key. It isn't always a red flag if someone loves you differently; it's all about compromise! ❤️ Keep those hearts open and conversations flowing!

[Anonymous]

I think Love Doctor Brad explained it quite well.