September 27th, 2015
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We know that many relationships fail for numerous reasons. We also know that all us have a core desire to feel love, connection and happiness with a significant other. There is just something about it that tends to make life feel sweeter.
If you want to find an amazing partner there are a few things to look out for. In fact, these few things are also reasons why many relationships fall apart.
Letting fears and insecurities destroy your relationship – Fears and insecurities are experienced by all of us but they can be very dangerous to the health of a relationship. If you have fear and insecurity about your relationship then you’re more likely to be needy and dependant on your partner. You may even end up coming across as desperate, which is unattractive to both sexes.
Incompatibility – You need to have some level of compatibility and connection with your partner to have a long lasting and successful relationship. Without compatibility you won’t have the kind of fulfilment and satisfaction in your relationship. When you are dating focus on seeing if there is a genuine connection with that person because that is one of the best ways to work out if there is the potential for a relationship in the future.
Lack of communication – How good is this potential partner with communication? Communication is one of the most important components for a successful relationship so you need to make sure that you are with someone who can communicate with you honestly and openly.
We know that it’s tough to find an amazing partner but these are three characteristics you should be looking out for with people you date if you want to end up in a successful, long term relationship.
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