But, have no fear– because these three affirmations speak only positivity into existence and serve to reassure you of what you deserve out of love.
First, start every morning by saying, “I am worthy of love just as I am.” This statement reinforces the fact that while we all can continue to work on ourselves and grow, we are also all deserving of love. And you deserve to feel appreciated and cared for in your relationship, no matter the challenges.
Next, you can project relationship positivity into the universe by saying, “Every day, my relationship becomes more loving.” It is only natural that, as you get to know someone, your feelings for your partner will multiply. You will find their quirks, mannerisms, and habits that much more endearing. And every day, this love will only grow if you are with the right person.
Another great affirmation for new partners is, “I tell my partner my wants and my boundaries.” Starting a new relationship is tough for many reasons, but not knowing where you both stand on a variety of issues– ranging from intimacy and daily life habits to career outlook and finances– is high up there on the list.
Speak into existence the fact that you are upfront about your wants, needs, and boundaries. That way, your partner can respect them.
Affirmations For When You Feel Uncertain In Your Relationship
Uncertainty in relationships can arise in a variety of situations.
Perhaps you and your partner fell in love young and are now headed off the college– about to embark on a long-distance relationship that seems daunting.
Or maybe you and your partner are going through career switches, financial troubles, coping with a loss, or simply hitting a rough patch.
Regardless, this uncertainty can mess with your mental health and make it more difficult to prioritize healthy habits. Instead, speak these affirmations to reinforce positive practices for dealing with anxiety and disagreements.
First, you can start by saying, “My partner and I are both committed to this relationship.” Having doubts about your partner’s commitment can lead to nervousness, jealousy, anger, or resentment.
