Commitment Dating and Romance

What It Means To Have an EXCLUSIVE Relationship

What defines an exclusive relationship?

You’ve been dating for a while, and you’re ready to take things further, to get a deeper commitment. What should it look like? Are you ready to be exclusive?

Sometimes the phrase “exclusive relationship” gets tossed around too casually — maybe you’ve even started using it about a relationship and he isn’t even aware that you wanted to be exclusive (or know what those boundaries are).

 


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You can easily get yourself into a mess if you apply this term to your relationship without thinking it through and talking about it with your guy.

No worries, you’ll find all the info you need below, INCLUDING the “having the conversation” stuff!

Being exclusive isn’t a good way to BEGIN a relationship.

You begin with casual dating.

The first few dates you’re just checking each other out. Learning the basics. Finding out whether he binge-watches Walking Dead like you do, or owns the Barry Manilow’s Greatest Hits album. On VINYL.

But let’s say you think he’s amazing, and you’re pretty much head-over-heels in love…

Are you in an exclusive relationship now?

Nope.

An exclusive relationship is not the same as being “in love”

The first explosive, he-lights-up-all-my-circuits phase of being in relationship with someone is often where women stop dating other guys because they are so “in love.”


Don’t do this! Because pretty soon you ARE going to get a little more balance back in your life, and you’ll be better able to make this important decision.

Sure, he’s wonderful, but later you’ll discover that he also has a few annoying characteristics (just like you do), and besides, the REAL test of your relationship will be how well you get through your first arguments, disagreements, and outright battles together.

So wait a bit longer, sweet sister…

An exclusive relationship is when you BOTH do THIS…

You explicitly agree to stop dating other people.

It’s not exclusive if YOU decided not to date other guys, but he’s still seeing other women, or even still open to it.

Even if you don’t want to keep dating other men, be open and looking around until the two of you actually talk and agree to an exclusive relationship.

Which brings us to the next point:

An exclusive relationship is something you talk about and AGREE to.

Guys don’t do hints. They don’t do “unspoken agreements,” mind-reading, or accurate predictions of what you might want.

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How to have the “let’s be exclusive” conversation…

Be sure to choose a good time and place. Get your heart in a calm, open place, and gently set up the conversation.

Here’s a good process to try:

  1. Recap your relationship in a sentence or two, and share how he has made you feel.
  2. Tell him that you’re wondering if the two of you should stop dating other people.
  3. Ask him what he thinks.

It might sound something like THIS…

“Brad, we’ve been dating for the past 3 and a half months, and you still make my skin all shivery every time I see your sexy grin.

You were awesome when that hurricane got close and you left work to help me board up the windows (and brought me my first bottle of Jamison Gold.) You made me feel incredibly special and cared for.

Someday I want to stop dating other guys and start thinking about building a life with the one man who makes my universe so much more beautiful…

Do you think the two of us are ready to stop dating other people?”

That should open the floor for an in-depth, honest conversation about the future. Which is important, because:

An exclusive relationship is a TESTING OUT period…

When the two of you agree to be exclusive and ONLY see each other, then you’re entering a pre-engagement type of arrangement.

You’re saying, “This is the person I think I could spend my life with.” You are testing out that idea.

No, it’s not as binding as an engagement, but it’s a step along the way, and you both should take it seriously. And let your heart be filled with hope!

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2 comments on “What It Means To Have an EXCLUSIVE Relationship

  1. camilla

    Just one thing…. What exactly is wrong with Barry Manilow on vinyl? I would love that record. …..ooooh, this must be a page for teenagers.

    • Claire Casey

      LOL!!! Nothing at all wrong with Barry Manilow on vinyl. That’s just one of the many my boyfriend (now my husband) owned when we were dating! 🙂

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