1.Make time for your friends and your girlfriend.

Your girlfriend should never feel as if you would rather meet your friends than her. At the same time, you need to socialise with other people, not just your girlfriend. Show that you're capable of having fun and socializing beyond just your girlfriend's company so that she understands - you're a strong enough person who will always be a support to her. Try to find a middle ground.


2. Everyone should have their own personal space.
Don't suffocate the girl with your presence. She should enjoy every meeting or conversation and not feel relationship fatigue and over-communication. There's a time for everything. If a person needs to study, work or even just get a good night's sleep instead of dealing with trivia, meetings will start to feel stressful instead of joyful. Help each other to maintain personal effectiveness and don't waste time when you are together.

3. Behave sensitively with your girlfriend.
A woman can feel hurt if a man takes too much on himself and never lets her take the initiative (like paying for dinner or helping her man). Some women feel humiliated if they cannot ask a man out on every second or third date, especially in cultures that promote gender equality. When a woman has her own income, she often does not want to be seen as a dependent who needs a man for her well-being. Relationships should be built on love, not profit. Striving for the golden mean and mutuality will allow you to build a healthy relationship. Attention to your partner's emotions is more important than rigidly fixed gender roles.