11 Things Happy Couples Never Do

People in healthy and happy relationships know not to take each other for granted, they know how to cherish each other and how to make each other happy.

Healthy relationships have a lot of ups and downs. The reason for that relationship to be so strong is the will of both people and how they tackle their problems rather than ignoring them.

Some people think that by faking the way they feel or by nodding their heads they’d be doing their relationship a solid, well they’re not. Be yourself, be true to yourself and your partner.

The key to a happy and healthy relationship is to completely expose yourself to your partner, don’t be scared and let them know everything about yourself. Be your true self.

Forgiveness has the highest rewards and we all make mistakes. Forgive their mistakes and let go of the anger, let go of the grudges and move on with them. Move forward with them.

It’s not easy to speak your mind completely, it’s certainly not easy to spill your heart out to someone, but it’s insanely difficult to just listen with an open and willing mind. Happy couples are those who know when to speak and when to listen.

People in good and happy relationships know not to take each and every little thing to heart. They know not to let themselves be hurt by everything they hear their partners say.

Comparing your partner to someone else (especially your ex) is the most horrible thing you can do to them. Love them for who they are because they have their own individuality. Comparing your partner to someone else only tells them they aren’t good enough for you the way they are.

When trust goes out the window, it can never be rebuilt. Lying and cheating will only lead to bad things. Be yourself and be the most truthful.

People often tend to rush their perfectly happy relationships in hopes of a happier tomorrow. Stop rushing things. Spend every single day as if it were the first day of your relationship. Cherish even the smallest of moments and create memories each day as it goes by. Don’t stress about what’s next, just keep at it and continue moving forward with life as it goes.

The key to a healthy and happy relationship is to know when and where you can manage the issue yourself and not to turn to your partner at every sign of trouble. Be supportive and expect support, but learn to support yourself first.