2. Be unapologetically you

• Having shared values reinforces the foundation of your relationship.
• Simple things such as consensus on the number of children you want or living within your means create a conducive environment for your relationship to thrive.

• At one point, you will feel seeing a person that you have found your suitable partner because they shower you with love, gifts, and compliments, but that is not all you must look for.
• As you move ahead with each other, love will take a backseat, and you both will be exposed to each ...

• Closely related to anger management skills is your partner’s ability to forgive and forget.
• Love does not always revolve around kissing and other intimate stuff. Arguments are deemed to occur in one way or another.
• Be keen to get a partner who does not keep dwelling on disa...

• A relationship is a two-way street.
• Each party must be determined to make the relationship work.
• When choosing the right partner for marriage, select a person who allocates time for you and demonstrates concern for your needs.

The more time you spend with your prospective partner, the better it will be for you to understand them. 

• First, you need to acknowledge your strengths and your weaknesses.
• Then you need to appreciate and love them for what they are.

Finding the right partner feels like a whole lot of work. There are so many moving parts to a relationship–attractiveness, trust, honesty, communication, intimacy, sex life, etc.–that it may feel like there’s no hope in finding a partner that you can spend your life with.

• A person willing to be in a long-term relationship with you will show genuine support for your ambitions and goals in life.
• Your potential life partner should be supportive of your plans to advance your career or pursue a worthy course.