Unhealthy love is when two people expect each other... - Deepstash

Unhealthy love is when two people expect each other to solve the other's problems. Healthy love is when two people acknowledge and address their own problems with each other's support.

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Many of us are already in a relationship but to be in a mature relationship is whole new story. Remember these things if you are in a relationship.

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