Everybody has a unique feature whether you are aware of it or not. Nobody wants to be left behind in winning the race for love.
These qualities are essential in your love journey.
Your weaknesses should be their strengths.
Maybe you are one to easily upset. Having a mate around who is patient and good at handling disputes can be good for you. You can learn from them how to become more temperate. And if your mate has a habit of overspending, if you are good at budgeting, you can take on the responsibility of managing the money in the home.
Your strengths along with theirs will help you two to have a good, working relationship.
You should have the same lifestyle.
Your relationship may crash if the one you wish to have as a life partner likes luxurious life style and targeting a big money for some pleasurable adventures when you are interested in raising kids. However, if you both enjoy jolly life, you will probably be able to give it a go.
You are attracted to each other.
Your mate should at least be desirable to you. Your mate will begin to look elsewhere for love and affection if you turn them down for sex on a regular basis.
You like each other.
When you talk about your mate with your friends and family, you should be able to mention something other than physical attributes. They should have some personal qualities that you find enduring such as their sensitivity and kind heartedness.
You want to be together.
In order for a relationship to work both people involved have to enjoy being together. If you and your mate constantly argue and fight, you may not be compatible. You can't be with someone simply because you are lonely or feel you have gotten too attached to walk away.
You feel good about being with each other.
You don't have to feel a strong sexual attraction towards your mate for a relationship to develop. Real and lasting love takes time. But even if your mate appears wonderful, pay attention to your quiet inner emotions. If you have a doubt that it doesn't seem like it, you may want to think twice about becoming too emotionally involved.
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