Secrets to Make a Happy Marriage

 

 Keys to Make a Happy and Successful Marriage

Secrets to Make a Happy Marriage

·         Friendship

Successful partners make important friendships based on their relationships. They really like each other, make each other happy and comforted, and like to spend time with each other.

This is somewhat different from other aspects of friendship and mutual relations (sexuality, for example), and can avoid the loss of these other aspects of the relationship.

A strong friendship and mutual affection are often the basis for repairing a broken relationship.

 

·         Work together

It is important that couples spend time together. With busy lives, many promises of couple care and children can make little time for each other.

Spending time together regularly, shopping, going out, going to the cinema, walking, swimming, playing sports, exercising, sharing hobbies and vacations can help couples get closer and have more time to talk. And therefore, get to know each other better.

 

·         Role expectations

Partners agree on how household responsibilities are divided and how they will treat each other.

Traditionally, and still predominantly, the male or female identified partner will bear most of the financial responsibilities, while the female or female identified partner will play the foster role.

The tradition in the industrial West has broken down significantly over the past century, and it is not uncommon to find 'women' with financial responsibilities, men with nurturing roles, or both partners. One degree or another character.

 

·         Physical intimacy

It is important for the couple to be physically close. This can include eye contact, holding hands, hugging, sitting close, massaging each other.

More opportunities for physical intimacy will enhance the couple's sense of intimacy and closeness.

It is important for couples to be aware that some people are more physically comfortable than others and try to understand how comfortable your spouse is or take them away.

 

·         Vision / Goals

Successful partners agree that they want to share the same life paths, values ​​and goals and are mutually committed to those paths, values ​​and goals.

Examples may include decisions about having or not having children, attending or not attending religious services, raising a child according to a particular faith, saving or spending money, or living frugally.