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HOW TO KNOW IF SOMEONE TRULY LOVES YOU.

We live in a world where people don't mean what they actually say.Too many pretenders everywhere, that leaves you in the state of loneliness and suspense always.In as much as people who pretend exists, people who are damn so real also exists.Here are some tips to know someone who does not pretend to love you bu someone who truly does.

1.Wants to spend time with you. Wanting to invest time into your relationship is a key indicator of successful long-term intimacy, according to one recent theory. Although both of you may be tied up with school work, family chores, and other commitments, someone who truly cares about you will use whatever time is left over to have some alone time with you.

2.Asks about your day. During that time you spend together, does your friend who truly loves u will like to show interest in, the high and low points of your  day's activities?

3.Trusts you.Someone who truly loves you will give you the benefit of the doubt. Research shows that in successful long-term relationships,close friends want to have a sense of knowing where their mates are at any given time. However, they don't have this wish because of worry that their friends might be up to something nefarious. A friend who doesn’t question where you are if you come home late or doesn’t snoop through your cell phone bills is showing the kind of trust that shows true love.

4.Helps you when you need help. As busy as we all get, adding extra chores or duties to your day may be the last thing you feel like doing. For instance, if you absolutely need something from the drug store and are too sick to go there yourself,someone who cares about you will run a rescue mission and get you that cold medicine for you.

5.Shows respect for your views. If recent research on complementarity in relationships is true, it’s possible for you and your friend to be on completely opposite poles of the political spectrum and still remain happy together for years. The key feature is not what your beliefs are, though, but how open you can be to accepting your friend’s perspective as valid. Let’s say you’re an ardent feminist and your friend holds pre-1970s views about women. If he truly cares about you, he’ll at least listen to you when you express concern about women’s status.
6.Includes you in decisions. Talks about their future together as close friends.
7. Shows affection. You must have known that sex will not make you and your friend to be emotionally intimate. However, showing some sign of physical closeness, even if it’s resting a hand on your shoulder, suggests that your partner feels a vital connection to you.
8.Looks at you. The nonverbal cues that friends share with each other reveal their deeper feelings. If your friend looks at you while you’re talking, or if you catch him or her darting a glance your way, this suggests that he or she takes pleasure in being with you. The two of you don’t need to spend hours gazing into each other’s eyes; even a quick glance can be enough to send positive, love-confirming vibes.
9. Does your friend defend you when someone else criticizes you or does he or she join in the fray? We certainly know from great literature that people who truly care about each other will risk their own well-being for the other's welfare. friends in more ordinary relationships can still show their love for each other by bonding together against outside attacks. 

10.A friend who truly cares about you boosts yourself-esteem and sense of identity. If nothing else, being with someone who makes you feel valued provides you with strong positive reinforcement. We want to be with people who make us feel good. This doesn’t mean that you’ll always have wonderful days and nights in which you never quibble or become frustrated and annoyed with each other. However, if you feel that your friend boosts your self-confidence, you’ll not only be more likely to want to spend time together, but you'll also regard yourself more positively in the times that you’re apart.

There's no set number of these 10 that would indicate whether a specific friend hits above or below the threshold for truly loving you. However, with these signs as a guide, you can gain insight into your relationship's strengths and weaknesses and from there, address the areas of weakness. At the same time, if you want your friend to feel truly loved, ask yourself honestly how you would rate on these 10 indicators. Perhaps it's time for you not only to count the ways that you're loved, but the ways that you show your love.

Guide to Dealing With Late Puberty (Teen Guys).

It can be tough to start puberty way after other guys you know. They're already growing, their voices are changing. And you might be stuck with this:

• Teased at school for being short
• People think you're younger than you are
• Have trouble keeping up with bigger, stronger guys in PE or sports
• Feel left behind or embarrassed by being a "late bloomer"

Here's the good news: Your body will catch up. And there's a lot you can do to stay happy, fit, and interesting until your body starts its growth spurt.

WHAT'S TAKING SO LONG?
Most of the time, there is NOTHING wrong with boys who start puberty late, says Erica Eugster, MD, an Indianapolis doctor who treats hormone issues in kids and teens. Here's what she wants you to know:

• It might run in your family. Most of the time, if a guy is a late bloomer, his mom or dad was, too (or maybe they both were). Ask your parents if they remember when it happened. Chances are, they can relate.
• Your body might not be that late. Most guys hit puberty sometime from ages 9-14 -- the average age is 12. Puberty is only late if you’re 14 years old and aren’t showing any signs.
• You might be overlooking something. You know your voice will get deeper, you'll get hair in your armpits and groin, and you'll grow taller. But the first thing that changes is that your testicles start growing. Tucked away under your penis, your testicles grow so they can make testosterone, a hormone that triggers the other body changes. But it can be hard to notice that they’ve grown. So you might be in puberty but you just aren't seeing the outward signs yet.
• You'll probably catch up. Your height will probably end up normal for your family whether you go through puberty early, on average, or late. In fact, when your friends and classmates have stopped growing, you’ll probably keep going. “A lot of guys are going to pass their friends by because they’ll continue to grow,” Eugster says.

Until your body finally gets going, here’s how to not feel left behind in the meantime.

How to Keep Up With Other Guys

Don't stress if you're not in puberty yet. And don't compare yourself to other guys. Instead, do this:
Take it in stride. No one always gets what they want exactly when they want it, whether it’s an A on a test or a spot on the sports team, says teen counselor Tina Paone, PhD. Puberty is the same. “You can’t make this change happen any quicker than it’s going to happen,” Paone says, and feeling frustrated isn’t going to help.

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