5 Morning Habits For Building a Strong Happy Relationship

 

How to have a happy relationship that could last forever?

 

 

 

What is a happy relationship?

 

How do you define if a relationship is happy?

 

Could you do something more to build a strong, long-lasting partnership with your loved one?

 

In this post, I will answer these and many more questions you have about creating a strong, long-lasting relationship that makes both of you happy.

 

I will also share 5 small habits that will get you there.

 

Years ago, when I was still single, I would look at many unhappy couples and would wonder why they weren’t happy. I thought that the fact there was someone else in their life should be enough to make them happy. I was also thinking that these people didn’t appreciate what they had.

 

I was right… to some extent.

 

Being in a relationship with someone doesn’t make you automatically happy, and even though you might love each other a lot… you could still mess things up to the point you both feel miserable.

 

What is a happy relationship?

 

In short, a happy relationship is a partnership between two people that has a healthy amount of communication, mutual understanding and support, maintains a good intimacy, the romance is still alive, both of you have the same life values, and you both work together towards achieving your dreams and goals.

 

That covers around 20% of the definition of a happy relationship.

 

The truth is that many times, happy couples don’t even know what’s their secret. They just match together so good that they forget what made things so awesome.

 

On the other hand, many unhappy relationships look like they cover the base and should be happy, but they aren’t.

So what’s the secret?

 

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What makes you happy in your relationship?

 

Over the years and being through many unhealthy relationships that “covered the base of happy relationships”, I learned something so stupidly simple that I’m almost ashamed to share it.

 

You see, it’s not the big dreams that you both chase that will make you thrive although they are important.

 

It isn’t the perfect communication skills you’ve both developed that will make things work. Yet, without communication, you’re doomed.

 

Your values are important, and if they don’t match things would be hard. However, it isn’t that the reason you’re happy/unhappy.