J Sbu's tips on what to do if you leave you partner on read
Updated | By Stacey & J Sbu
If you accidentally left your partner on read and it's getting closer to that two hour mark, J Sbu has got some tips for you! You may need these to save your relationship!
J Sbu is no stranger to accidentally leaving his partner's message on read without responding. However, his experience has taught him a lot.
To make sure he's saving relationships across KZN, he's shared a few of his tried and tested tips on making it up to your partner if you've forgotten to respond.
Tip 1
Apologise! J Sbu says it's essential to start by apologising to your partner. "Apologise, admit you were wrong and that it was unintentional," he says.
Tip 2
J Sbu said it's important to show understanding and reiterate that you did not intentionally leave your partner on read. He added: "Also, ask why she contacted you and if whatever she needed has been sorted out or resolved".
Tip 3
J Sbu suggests extending your apology by comforting and reassuring your partner with a loving hug. This can be accompanied by chocolate or flowers.
"Do a nice, cute gesture in the house also. If there's still time, make her dinner. If not, give her a foot massage," he suggested.
Tip 4
"My final tip is, just don't leave her on read. Respond to her as soon as you can and make sure her needs are met," he concluded.
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