How to Cultivate Intimacy? (2)
- Listen: Develop the habit of attentive listening. Be genuinely interested in what the other person has to say.
- Talk Freely: Don't suffer from "I-have-to-be-strong" syndrome. Talk about what you're feeling, be human.
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