Happy couples made suggestions to fresh couples. In a survey prepared by a brand for Valentine’s Day; Two thousand couples were asked to describe their happy relationship. Experts also compiled a list of items that are supposed to be the key to a happy relationship from the couples’ answers. It turned out that small details make the couples happy as well as expensive gifts on the list. It was noteworthy that the list, which has dozens of items, did not give details about the sexual intercourse and bedrooms of the couples.
FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF HOMEWORK WORK
According to the answers given in the survey, fair distribution of housework, being able to end the discussion without exaggeration and laughing together pave the way for a successful union.
ROMANCE IS THE BASIS OF HAPPY RELATIONSHIP
The researchers found that 63% of happily married adults place a high value on their partner’s romantic behavior. 1 in 5 respondents admitted that they were impressed by grand gestures such as expensive gifts or travel. 36% of couples also enjoy smaller acts of kindness, such as the occasional dinner out. And nearly four in 10 people find everyday gestures like throwing the trash out romantic.
FORMULA OF HAPPY MARRIAGE
- Spending quality time together
- Taking care when sick
- Feeling that you can pretend to be completely yourself
- Allowing them to pursue their own hobbies and interests
- Seeing each other at your worst and best
- regular hugs
- be respectful in front of others
- Making regular plans together
- be proud of their achievements
- be able to make silly jokes with each other
- Exploring new places together
- Sharing the same sense of humor
- trying new things together
- Always remembering important events
- Not making decisions for each other without asking
- equitable distribution of household chores
- Show interest, even when talking about something you don’t really understand
- Forgive your bad habits
- Doing things they want to do even if you don’t enjoy them
- Saying ‘I love you’ every day
- Saying ‘good morning’ and ‘good night’ every day
- Listening to the other grumbling about work
- traveling together on weekends
- condoning when the other is grumpy
- Being ready to watch even TV shows you don’t like
- Being nice to his family / getting along with parents-in-law
- being forgiving if he admits that you hit a car or shrunk your favorite t-shirt
- Going a little too far to make each other laugh
- Being able to laugh at arguments later
- Watching a show together and trusting that you won’t watch the next episode alone
- Note when they talk about something they’re interested in or want and discuss it later
- Making an effort to spend time with friends
- Admitting that sometimes you’ll get a better night’s sleep separately
- making weird jokes
- surprise them with gifts
- always praising them to other people
- Being ready to share your meal when dining out
- say they still look beautiful when they look at their worst
- Being comfortable going to the bathroom in front of each other
- Getting an extra snack or drink despite saying they don’t want it (because you know they’ll want it when they see yours)
- gasping in front of each other without disgust
- leaving each other nice messages
- One of you is the voice of reason
- Always taking each other’s side, even when it’s not right