“He’s trustworthy. You feel safe being open and honest with him and are not afraid of him violating that trust or using anything against you. You trust that he won’t leave you unexpectedly, that he is genuine, that he does mean what he says. You don’t feel an underlying sense of suspicion, like he ha…”— Sabrina Alexis, anewmode.com
“You feel comfortable around him. It’s important to feel comfortable around anyone you date, but some people feel more like ‘home’ than others. A guy who is boyfriend material feels good to be around. You enjoy spending time with him, and you aren’t worried so much about what you say or do that might…”— Kelly Seal, datingsitesreviews.com
“When we make our own misery we sometimes cling to it even when we want so bad to change, because misery is something we know. The misery is comfortable.”— Dean Koontz, amazon.com
“They don't judge. No one is perfect in the bedroom. No. One. But, someone new is bound to be a good sexual partner if they're free of judgment and make you feel comfortable in your own skin.”— Sarah Kelsey, slice.ca
“If your man is openly affectionate with his friends and others then the more comfortable he will be expressing that affection and love towards you. If he is all about keeping his personal space then this indicates that he may not be too open to expressing himself much during sex.”— Giselle Castro, quemas2.mamaslatinas.com
“Is he charming and articulate? Does he seem comfortable in his own skin? Does he stride confidently (but not arrogantly) around the office? Does he carry himself straight and walk with a purpose? If he represents himself well in business situations and seems comfortable with himself physically, sign…”— Emily Morse, glamour.com
“Wearing the right bra size will not only provide more comfort on your body, but will also make your clothes look and feel better when lying against your breast.”— Ni'Kesia Pannell, romper.com
“If you're comfortable with yourself—which everyone can get to, to some extent—that's when you start getting into who is your real self.”— Shirley MacLaine, newindianexpress.com
“It's important that you feel comfortable and not nervous, as that could easily prevent you from having an orgasm/enjoying yourself to the fullest. A lot of girls worry about how their bodies look when they're on top of guys, but you totally shouldn't.”— Nina Braca, gurl.com
“For I consider brains far superior to money in every way. You may have noticed that if one has money without brains, he cannot use it to his advantage; but if one has brains without money, they will enable him to live comfortably to the end of his days.”— L. Frank Baum, amazon.com
“Be happy to have been given this special opportunity to get to know yourself. Look at it this way — if you are uncomfortable spending time alone with yourself, what makes you think anyone else will feel comfortable spending time with you?”— Nicole Baikie, yourtango.com
“If you always masturbate while lying on your back, try it on all fours, or sitting in a comfortable chair, or even standing, bent over a table or the bed. Try kneeling as if you're straddling your partner.”— Diana Spechler, womenshealthmag.com
“When you envision your future, he has a major role in it (and vice versa). The idea of spending the rest of your life with him doesn't scare you. Being by his side is where you feel most comfortable.”— Laura Argintar, elitedaily.com
“Since you’re not at all afraid to make fools of yourselves in front of each other, your partner is the best audience for your dumbest jokes and most awkward, spontaneous dance routines.”— Mélanie Berliet, thoughtcatalog.com
“You can be yourself. He's seen you at your best and your worst, and doesn't think any differently of you because of it. You're no longer afraid to go sans makeup or Spanx in his presence. He loves you for YOU.”— Teddi Ginsberg, wewomen.com
“You don't have to talk. There's no such thing as an awkward pause with him. You love to talk, but you can also enjoy the silence.”— Teddi Ginsberg, wewomen.com
“You have to be comfortable with yourself. If you're embarrassed about your appearance or shy about asking for what you want, the bedroom can help you overcome these difficulties.”— Aaron Anderson, familyshare.com