10 qualities of a good and healthy relationship

Our most special relationships are those that
bring us closer to others– our friends partners,
spouses, parents and children. Such a intimacy
is the most rewarding and often the most
demanding of human involvements.
The giving of ourselves to others, sharing
thoughts, feelings, experiences, and sexual
pleasures touches the essence of what it means
to be human.
Like physical well-being,  psychological health is
important too. Psychological health refers to
both emotional and mental states, our feelings
and thoughts. For a good mental health, we
have to be involved in a good relationship which
has a lot of care , love and respect.
Find out whether the relation that you are
sharing today, matches with our characteristics:
1. Trust: Partners are able to confide each other
openly, knowing their confidences will be
respected.
2. Togetherness: In a healthy relationship, two
people create a sense of intimacy and
autonomy. They enjoy each others company
but also pursue solitary interests.
3. Expressiveness: Partners in healthy
relationships say what they feel, need and
desire.
4. Staying Power: Couples
in committed relationships keep their bond
strong through tough times by proving that
they will be there for each other.
5. Security: Because a good relationship is
strong enough to absorb conflict and anger,
partners know they can express their feelings
honestly. They also are ready to take risk
vulnerability for the sake of becoming closer.
6. Laughter: Humor keeps things in perspective,
always crucial in any sort of ongoing
relationship.
7. Support: Partners in good relationship always
offer each other encouragement, comfort and
acceptance.
8. Physical affection: Sexual desire may
fluctuate or diminish over years, but partners
in loving, long term relationship usually retain
some physical connection.
9. Personal growth: In the best relationships
partners are committed to bringing out the
best in each other and have the others
best interests at heart.
0. Respect: Caring partners are bound to each
others boundaries, need for personal
space,and vulnerabilities. They do not take
each other or relationship for granted.

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