5. Nurture Love And Respect:
Happy couples nurture gratitude for the partner they have. They honor each other and display respect, even during conflict.
“A healthy relationship is built on unwavering trust.” – Beau Mirchoff
6. Best Friends Forever:
If the above ingredients are available, it’s easy to see why committed lovers feel that there is no better partner in the world than the one that they have. A strong friendship makes it easy to weather relationship storms. Couples who have cultivated a deeply connected friendship are affectionate and even laugh together during conflict.
“A true relationship is when you can tell each other anything and everything. No secrets and no lies.” – unknown
7. Seek To Gain A Greater Understanding During Conflict:
Before happy couples come to an agreement on how to resolve their issues, they first focus on understanding each partner’s perspective. They focus on reconnecting emotionally before trying to resolve their issues.
8. Interdependent:
Each partner is connected and dependent on the other for closeness and comfort, but independent enough to pursue self-interest and share their perspectives openly, gently, and honestly. Even if the issue causes tension or conflict in the relationship.
Read: 11 Signs To Determine If You Are Compatible With Your Partner
9. Calm, Stable, And Safe:
A secure romantic relationship is as smooth as a calm body of water. An insecure relationship feels as unstable as a roller coaster.
By the way, to answer your most important question: No, my muffins were not good. I burnt them. 🙁
I guess the following directions is pretty important in making something delicious!
I’m taking off my “Kiss The Baker” apron and am going to eat my burnt muffins…
With love,
“Not a Muffin Baker” Benson
Here’s an interesting video that you may find helpful:
“In a relationship each person should support the other; they should lift each other up.” – Taylor Swift
Adapting these secrets to make your relationship better and stronger might be a challenge initially. In fact, you might not see any changes or results for some time. However, you need to be patient and maintain your efforts if you wish to enjoy the fruits of love.
The happiness quotient in your relationship primarily depends on the attention and effort both you and your partner invest in the relationship. A relationship will thrive and couples will get closer as long as they realize that both of them need to put in equal amounts of effort to keep the love and chemistry alive.
Respect your partner and show them all the love and care you have for them. Keep your ego at the door and your expectations realistic. Express your feelings for your partner and appreciate the efforts they take to make you happy.
The happiest couples in the world follow their hearts, stay honest and appreciate their partners every day.
Written by Kyle Benson Originally appeared in Kyle Benson
