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The most common Cliterally community questions, answered.
A genuine red flag usually involves disrespect, dishonesty or a pattern of behaviour that ignores your boundaries. A communication difference is something you can usually work through together with openness on both sides.
There's no universal timeline. What matters more is that both people feel comfortable being honest about where they stand, whenever that conversation happens.
Very. Long-term relationships shift from early intensity to a different kind of intimacy, and that's not necessarily a bad sign, though it's worth actively nurturing connection either way.
Consistency between words and actions, respect for your boundaries, healthy communication during disagreements, and genuine curiosity about your life are all strong signs.
Focus on how something made you feel rather than attacking character, take breaks if things get heated, and come back to the conversation once you're both calmer.
Very. Long-term relationships shift from early intensity to a different kind of intimacy, and that's not necessarily a bad sign, though it's worth actively nurturing connection either way.