How to Understand My Boyfriend

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No matter how great your relationship is, understanding your boyfriend (and getting him to understand you) might come as a challenge. If you’re struggling to understand how your boyfriend thinks or why he does what he does, don’t worry—you’re definitely not alone. We’ve gathered all the tips you’ll need to express your emotions and talk with your boyfriend to better understand where he’s coming from.

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Learn his strengths and weaknesses.

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    We’re all humans, and we all have flaws. Keep a running tally of what your boyfriend is good at in the relationship and also what he struggles with. That way, you can anticipate some of the issues that might come up in the future and understand why they’re happening. [1]
    • For instance, maybe your boyfriend is really good at texting back quickly, making plans and sticking to them, and remembering little things about you.
    • However, he might be bad at talking about his emotions, processing anger, or making rational decisions when he’s upset.
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Find out about his values and belief system.

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    For instance, if he grew up religious, he might still value that belief system. Or, he might just have a strong sense of morals and the greater good. If you know his background a little more, you can start to understand what he’s thinking and why he has certain opinions about his life. [2]
    • You can bring this up by saying something like, “I’d love to learn more about your values. What’s something you feel really strongly about?”
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Take note of his body language.

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    When your boyfriend is upset, he might slouch his posture or cross his arms. When he’s angry, he might ball up his fists or frown. You can learn a lot about your boyfriend just by watching him react to things—over time, you can anticipate his mood based on his body language. [3]
    • If he’s feeling relaxed or casual, he might lean back in his seat and let his arms hang by his sides.
    • If he’s sad, he might look down or turn away from you.
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Keep an open line of communication.

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    The more you two talk, the more you’ll be able to understand your BF. Men sometimes have a hard time expressing their emotions, so the more you do it, the better you two will get at it. Bring up anything that’s bothering you right away, and ask him if he feels okay about the relationship, too. [4]
    • You might check in with him by saying things like, “Hey, you’ve been a little quiet lately. Is everything okay?”
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Are you and your partner more emotional or more logical?

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Understand your own feelings.

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    Before you bring something up with your BF, sit down and really figure out how you feel. That way, you can more accurately convey what you’re feeling and what needs to happen next so there’s less confusion. [5]
    • For instance, if you’re mad at your boyfriend, why are you feeling that way? Maybe he hasn’t put in enough effort to see you lately, so you might request that he makes you a priority.
    • If you’re feeling hurt, why is that? Maybe you feel like your boyfriend is being a little too flirty with other people, so you need to discuss the boundaries of your relationship again.
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Cool down before you two talk.

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    Make sure the both of you are feeling cool, calm, and collected before you sit down to have a chat. Pick a quiet time when you two can talk privately without being stressed. [6]
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Listen when he talks.

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    When he’s talking to you, make eye contact and nod your head so he knows you’re listening. If you’re ever unsure about something he’s saying, ask him to clarify so you know what he means. [9]
    • You could try asking things like, “Could you tell me more?” or, “I’m not sure I understand. Could you explain that a little more?”
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Rephrase what he says to you.

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    If he says something to you and you’re not quite sure you get it, try saying it back to him in your own words. Then, if you’re a little off, he can clarify what he means for better communication. [10]
    • For instance, if he says, “We never hang out anymore,” you might say, “What you’re saying is that we need to spend more time together. Is that right?”
    • Or, if he says, “I need more space,” you might say, “Are you saying that you need more alone time?”
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Write down your feelings if you have a hard time talking.

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    Instead of getting heated or emotional during a heavy chat, write down everything you want to say, then give him your letter. Have him do the same, then compare notes after you’ve both read your letters to each other. Hopefully, having things written down will be a little clearer so you can work on any issues that come up.
    • This is especially helpful for people who learn best via reading/writing.
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Give him the benefit of the doubt.

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    Remember that he’s your boyfriend, and he probably wants the best for you. Instead of jumping to conclusions or assuming that he’s being difficult on purpose, give him the benefit of the doubt, and assume that he’s trying his best. Even if his communication style is a little off or you don’t quite understand what he’s trying to say, he’s probably doing the best he can. [11]
    • Having sympathy for your partner and assuming the best about them will make you feel more compassionate toward them, which can lead to less anger and frustration.
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Respect any differences you might have.

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    It’s totally fine to have different opinions on things as long as you two respect each other. Don’t expect your boyfriend to change anything he feels strongly about, and try to see where he’s coming from, at least a little bit. [12]
    • You can handle these situations by saying something like, “I can see you feel strongly about this issue, and so do I. Why don’t we agree to disagree for now?”
    • It is possible to have a relationship with someone when you disagree on big subjects, like politics or religion. You may just have to work a little harder to respect each other’s opinions.
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Compromise with him.

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    If you two are having a disagreement, do your best to see things from his perspective, then find a compromise that works for the both of you. You probably won’t both be 100% happy, but if you can find a solution that makes you both feel okay, you can stop a lot of arguments and miscommunications. [13]
    • For instance, maybe he wants to spend every day together hanging out, while you’d rather have your space sometimes. You can compromise by seeing each other every other day and texting or calling on the days you’re apart.
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Get an outside perspective.

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    If you’re feeling confused about something your boyfriend has said or done, try chatting with a loved one who will give you some advice. Try not to talk badly about your boyfriend (since that might make him feel pretty down), but talk to someone you trust. That way, you can talk things through with someone if you’re feeling stuck. [14]
    • If you do chat with someone about your relationship, make sure to keep things respectful, and let them know how great your boyfriend is, too.
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    How do I emotionally support my partner?
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    Make them feel safe by validating their feelings. If you have to give negative feedback, do it from a place of empathy rather than criticism, so they know you're on their side.
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    How can I be a good girlfriend to my boyfriend?
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    Show him that he can depend on you. Males have higher expectations around this—it's just how the male brain works. This doesn't mean being perfect; but, if you did do something that let him down, tell him you are sorry. This isn't about giving him power over you, but rather showing him that he can count on you for even the little things.
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