1. Clear communication intention: Choose an appropriate time and environment to directly and sincerely communicate one's feelings and thoughts with the other party. Express your opinion on the current relationship and ask if the other party also has the willingness to further develop it. Avoid vague hints and ensure that both parties can clearly understand each other's position.
2. Defining the boundary of the relationship: After receiving a positive response from the other party, jointly discuss and define the nature and expectations of the relationship between the two parties. Clarify whether you want to become a lover, maintain friendship but reduce ambiguity, or any other form of relationship. By setting clear boundaries, misunderstandings and unnecessary expectations can be reduced.
3. Publicizing the relationship: If both parties decide to deepen their development, they can consider disclosing this relationship at an appropriate time and within an appropriate scope. This not only increases the transparency of the relationship, but also shows respect and commitment to each other. At the same time, open relationships also help avoid external speculation and unnecessary interference, creating a more stable and healthy environment for the relationship between both parties.