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Casual vs. Committed: What Type of Relationship Do You Need?

When it comes to relationships, knowing what you truly need can save you time, energy, and heartache. Some people thrive in casual connections, enjoying the freedom and excitement they bring, while others seek the stability and emotional depth of a committed partnership. But how do you determine which one suits you best?

Casual Relationships: Freedom and Flexibility

Casual relationships are ideal for those who prioritize independence, social exploration, or personal growth without deep emotional attachment. They often involve minimal expectations, allowing both partners to enjoy each other’s company without long-term commitments. This type of relationship can be fulfilling if you:

  • Value spontaneity and variety.
  • Prefer emotional lightness over deep involvement.
  • Are focused on career, travel, or self-discovery.

However, casual relationships require clear communication to ensure both parties are on the same page and to avoid hurt feelings.

Committed Relationships: Stability and Growth

A committed relationship is built on trust, emotional investment, and long-term planning. It provides a sense of security and allows couples to grow together. This type of relationship may be right for you if you:

  • Desire emotional intimacy and reliability.
  • Want to build a future with a partner.
  • Are ready for mutual support and compromise.

Commitment doesn’t mean losing independence—it means choosing a partner with whom you can share life’s ups and downs.

Making the Right Choice

Understanding your current priorities, emotional needs, and future goals will help you decide what kind of relationship aligns with your life. Whether casual or committed, honesty with yourself and your partner is key to maintaining a healthy and fulfilling connection.

Athena Dykman, a native Canadian, has seen and done it all. Besides Numerology, Taro, and Astrology, Athena is an intuitive reader - she's been in business for over 10 years as a personal advisor. Since 2020, she has been writing for MyAstrology. Her topics range from occultism to esoterica to art to parenting to feminism to fortune telling.

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