“Let the heart in, but let go of the fingers” – Nigerian proverb.
What makes a partner perfect?
Many experts consider the following qualities to be the most important: respect, openness, emotional maturity, honesty, good communication skills, vulnerability, compassion, etc. etc. Undoubtedly, these are good and weighty qualities that deserve to take their place on the list of the most desirable qualities of your significant other. But they all fade away when you start to dive deeper into the “happy” relationship and analyze partners.
A really good partner must be tolerant, willing to compromise and, most importantly, be generous.
And it’s not about the generosity of being given a wad of cash right now. This is the easiest way to do (if you have money), but such gestures have nothing to do with what is really important in life. The whole point is generosity, the presence of which you can determine immediately by lifting the rose-colored glasses of love.
“We must give as we receive, willingly, quickly and without hesitation, because there is no nobility if you literally give away from your hands,” – Seneca.
And to help you figure it out, we suggest that you familiarize yourself with the most significant signs that you should look for in a loved one.
So, here are 7 signs that your partner has a generous soul:
1. He gladly gives you his time.
This is not easy to notice in the early stages of a relationship when you spend most of your time together (if this is not the case, we advise you to be wary).
First of all, each of you is showing your partner your “best version of yourself,” so the trick is worth using here. See how he makes time for other people in his life: close friends, an aging mother, charges at work. It is not only the amount of time spent together that matters but also what it is spent on.
As the relationship develops, a generous and generous partner will always put you first. He will give you his time and energy, and not make you be content with what he has left after work, hobbies, entertainment with friends, and sitting on the phone.
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