Helpful Tips on Making Your Relationship Last ...

To make your relationship last, you have to keep things interesting! Don’t settle for the same repetitive routines with your partner and instead spice up your relationship. Don’t be afraid to spontaneously decide on romantic trips or dates and explore the world together. Don’t just restrict the exciting period of your relationship to the first few couple of months of your involvement and try to stretch it as long as possible.

They say time and distance make the heart grow fonder, but they also habituate you and your partner to being away from each other and that is not something that you want in a relationship. No matter how hectic your schedule may be, put more effort in your relationship and make time for each other. You don’t want your other half to get used to not seeing you!

In every healthy relationship, compromise is the key. Instead of one person constantly pulling the blanket on him or herself, it is important to find a common ground in certain situations. Each person has to sacrifice something valuable to them to make things work and while it may be difficult at first, it will all pay off in the end.

You don’t want to be in a relationship in which you lose your individuality and sense of self. It’s not healthy for you or for your relationship. Avoid completely consuming yourself with your romantic partner and instead make some room for self-growth. Your relationship should be nurturing your individuality instead of extinguishing it.

Problems can’t be fixed if you are not vocal about them, just like pleasant gestures will not be repeated if you don’t express your feelings on the subject matter. Open up the line of communication and don’t hesitate in expressing your frustrations and irritations in an appropriate manner.

Conflict is normal and even healthy for your relationship, but it is all about how you and your partner handle it. You can use it as a constructive experience and use it to mold your relationship into something even better. With the right tools and attitude, conflict becomes a gateway to deeper intimacy and stronger bond. So instead of blaming each other, use joined-forces to solve a problem.

You know your relationship is in ruins when things feel forced and you are no longer enjoying yourself. If you want to have to revive your relationship and spark the fire, never stop having fun! The whole reason why both of you came together is because you found joy in each other’s company, so why does that have to change?

No relationship is easy; it takes work, persistence and dedication, just like everything else that is worth having. So what are some of your tips for people in struggling relationships? Share in the comments!