You know the period where you and your significant other are still in your bubble. I call it "the bubble of compete and utter happiness". You see in this bubble, you guys aren't fighting and there's little to no drama. You're still getting to know each other and the more you know the happier you both seem to get. It's bliss. 

We all adore that period at the start of a new relationship. Some honeymoon periods are longer than others. I'm not quite entirely sure if that's a good thing either and I'll tell you why. 

Are you holding back some of who you really are because you're afraid to lose that person? Thus extending the illusion of a happy relationship. Extending your honeymoon period. 

Eventually time will reveal the true you. And should they not like who truly are, you've just waisted their time and yours. The most important thing you can do in any romantic relationship is be yourself. You should want someone that's going to love you for you. All your crazy quirks and issues included. 

Now I'm not saying spring on the crazy all at once. Ease them into it of course but trust that the right person for you will  not see it as a deal breaker. They will be cool with it or learn to accept it because they're just that into you. 

Sweetie no relationship is perfect. And you want to know why that's true... Because no human on this earth is perfect. We all fall short in some way or manner every single day. 

So I want you to be happy and stay in that bubble as long as you can! But don't hold back too much. Be brave. Trust that what is for you will ultimately be. And don't forget to also Trust Me... because you knew I Couldn't Lie. 

I can't answer for every situation but the most common reason a women will up and change on you is because she feels you've up and changed on her. 

I mean think about it for a minute. Do you still call her as much? Surprise her with nice gestures? Remind her on occasion how you feel about her?

You probably haven't done any of that in awhile. And its not necessarily your fault. Life has left you with numerous new responsibilities and as a result your priorities have changed. 

But with all the change that life brings, don't forget to make her a priority. She doesn't have to be your whole world but she should be an important part of it. 

Every relationship is work. And I find that guys sometimes forget that. When someone works hard to drop 10 pounds by exercising each day, in order to keep those 10 pounds off they have to continue to work out. If not, they risk gaining those 10 pounds back. That's just how a relationship works; you both have to work everyday at maintaining a healthy relationship. 

Now quick! You've realized the error of your ways. Buy her flowers and work at making her a priority again. Still unsure?... Just Trust Me... You know I Can't Lie.