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What makes a healthy relationship last?

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    KathrynAnne
    Member #382,900

    We’ve been together for more than 6 years, and I’m thankful because we don’t really have problems with each other. We’re compatible in almost everything, we have the same interests and tastes in many things, whether it’s food, clothing, or places we want to go to.

    I don’t know why I suddenly started thinking about what if the day comes when we no longer get along and start arguing more often. I love him so much, so what I want to know now is: What makes a healthy relationship last? Is there anything I should work on so our relationship becomes even stronger? I’m 26 years old and he is 28.

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    Lorraine
    Member #382,903

    Problems or disagreements are normal. No relationship is perfect. And believe it or not, one of the things that actually strengthens a relationship is going through those challenges together—arguments, trials, and all the difficulties you’ve overcome as a couple.

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    Prince
    Member #382,910

    What are the foundations of a relationship? You need to be honest and not cheat, have trust in each other, and show respect for one another. Be a good partner and don’t give in to temptations. Both of you should be able to see yourselves growing old together.
    Of course, prayer is also important, hoping that your relationship continues to stay healthy. And don’t forget to thank the Lord for giving you a good partner.

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    Roxanne
    Member #382,912

    What most people normally do is keep themselves busy so they can move on or stop overthinking—like going out with friends, focusing on work, or even meeting and dating new people.

    Most importantly, take care of yourself, such as eating healthy, going to the gym, and improving your overall well-being.

    I hope this helps.

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    Gladzzz
    Member #382,913

    That really is scary—when a relationship feels almost perfect, but in the long run, you realize you still might not be meant for each other. But disagreements and arguments are actually normal in a relationship. What you need to do is learn how to handle those situations properly.

    Don’t let your anger control you too easily because when we’re angry, we often say hurtful things that we end up regretting later. Try to stay calm whenever the time comes that you and your partner are arguing, so you can think clearly and address the problem in a healthy way.

    There’s a saying I once read: nothing can’t be solved through a good conversation.

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