Are you wondering if the person you like is ready for a relationship or not? Entering a relationship is commitment and not everyone is relationship ready. How do you spot the signs or reasons why someone is afraid of starting a relationship? We have you covered: Not being completely over their ex, the job requires frequent traveling, values don't align with yours, super stressed, still trying to discover themselves, commitment phobia, aren't happy with themselves, not in a place to compromise at the moment, or not in love with you. Perhaps, this person is you! If you find this video relatable and helpful, be sure to share it with others. Help out some poor souls. #psych2go #relationships #notready Even if things are not meant to be, great things lie ahead. Credits: Script Writer: Catherine Huang Script Editor: Steven Wu VO: Amanda Silvera Animator: Grace Cárdenas Cano YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong Thank you for the following Patronage for their support! Brant Flickinger, Noora Althani, Kate Kornblum, Lance Hunt, Keisha Lyons, Anthony Smith, Sachin Shenoy, René Simon, Nathan Mintier, Alina Oßwald, Adele Chua. (We will post the rest in our next video!) Click here to see more videos: https://alugha.com/Psych2Go
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