Reshet 13 star surprises: "I love it. It turns me on"
The reality star who became famous on the show "New Love" answers a curious question about her relationship with Dvir and explains why the reputation she gained as jealous or controlling is very far from the current reality of their lives.
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Lia Noga addressed a curious question regarding her relationship with Dvir and how she reacts when other women hit on him. In her response, she sought to clarify that despite the impression created in the past, she does not see herself as a jealous partner. According to her, the attention Dvir receives from other women does not bother her; rather, it flatters her and strengthens her feelings.
"Okay, this is going to sound super unbelievable after the reputation I got on 'New Love', but I am the least jealous partner in the world. I love it when girls hit on Dvir, it even turns me on. I prefer a desirable man that everyone is crazy about, it really boosts me," Noga wrote.
She later explained that their relationship is based on trust and the ability for each to lead an independent life. She illustrated this through Dvir's conduct when he hangs out with friends, clarifying that she does not require him to update her every moment.
"He can go out with friends and not talk to me for seven hours; I have no idea where he went and with whom. I just trust him, and I also love my time alone, so I'm actually happy when he goes out. I also encourage him to fly abroad with friends: when he told me there was an option for a trip in a month, I told him, 'Dude, go'," she said.
Noga also addressed how she was perceived following her participation in "New Love," distinguishing between dominance in a relationship and jealousy. According to her, at the beginning of a relationship, she tends to test boundaries and compatibility to understand if both share a similar perception.
"In 'New Love', I got a reputation as a jealous or controlling partner. I am definitely a dominant partner, but jealous? I am really not. It's just that at the beginning of the relationship, I test boundaries a bit to see if we are on the same page and to set my standards from the start, so that if it doesn't suit him, I will know to get up and leave," she explained.
She concluded by emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and personal space: "But in the end, when both sides respect each other's boundaries and trust each other, we allow a lot of freedom without being jealous. On the contrary, it's fun and uplifting for us that our partner has a life of their own and that they are desirable."
