How should a healthy relationship Be?

 Healthy relationships involve a lot of things narrowed to honesty, trust, respect and open communication between partners and they take effort and compromise from both people. There should be no imbalance of power. Partners respect each other’s independence, can make their own decisions without fear of retribution or retaliation, and share decisions. And in case the relationship ends, there is no stalking or refusal to let the other partner go.

The Following are some of the Characteristics of Healthy Relationships

  • Your partner Creates Time for you. 'You are never too busy for someone you love'
  • Respect for each others' privacy and space. It goes by saying that you can't be with each other all the time but when you get that opportunity you can have fun.
  • Your partner encourages you to spend time with friends or colleagues without them, and to participate in activities that you enjoy as well as doing other chores that are beneficial.
  • You feel comfortable expressing your opinions and concerns to your partner. This include your deep desires that can only be met by him/her.
  • Your feel physically safe and your partner doesn't force you to do things that make you feel uncomfortable.
  • Your partner respects your wishes and feelings and you can compromise and negotiate when there are disagreements or conflicts.

The foundation of a healthy relationship includes:

  • Support: The first person you should approach whenever you feel like you need assistance is your partner. The should also be willing to provide a hand whenever possible.
  • Boundaries: You and your partner are able to find ways to meet each other’s’ needs in ways that you both feel comfortable with.
  • Communication: You and your partner can share your feelings, even when you don’t agree, in a way that makes the other person feel safe, heard, and not judged.
  • Trust: Building trust can take time and allows couples to be vulnerable with one another knowing that they can rely on the other person.
  • Consent: Most commonly used when you’re being sexually active, giving consent means that you are okay with what is happening, and that no one is forcing you or guilting you into doing anything that you don’t want to do. Consent can be given and taken back at any time, and giving consent once does not mean you automatically give consent in the future.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I agree with the point where you say that relationships is built on trust and consent. This is so true i I believe I can use this to evaluate myself and my relationship.
Unknown said…
woow, thus is really helpful
KEN said…
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