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What Habits Do Happy Couple's Have?

happy couples know that keeping their relationship going, they have to make time to do certain things. Though all couples are different, they all develop some common habits that allow them to grow together and face the challenges of life as a team. Here are some of the habits that happy couples, develop over time so strengthen their bond and remain closer than ever!

1.Wake up at the same time

One of the easiest ways to get yourself into a healthy routine, is to build your own personal sunrise alarm clock. Your wake-up time might be 7 AM or 5:30 AM, but what’s important is that you and your partner commit to waking up at roughly that same time every day. Of course, everyone needs their rest; if you find it difficult (or impossible) to wake up at a set time every morning, adjust your schedule as needed so that you can still reap its benefits. The goal here is to establish consistency with your spouse from start to finish each day. If one of you wakes up before the other person, why not make coffee while they catch a few more Zs?

2.Eat together

Eating together doesn’t mean you’re guaranteed to remain married, but you are far more likely to stay that way.Social scientists have found that couples who eat together on a regular basis (once a week or more),. Are much less likely to get divorced than those who don’t. Why? Eating meals with your partner helps you feel closer and more connected—and being able to say I love you,at least once per day! is associated with feelings of strong love and relationship satisction. More communication = fewer problems down the road!

3.Go out on dates

A great way to build a successful relationship is by going out on dates. When you go out on dates, it shows your partner that you’re making time for them and spending time doing fun things together. Dating is also a fun way to show your partner how much you love them, which helps create strong bonds with each other. Make it a goal to plan one new date every week and invite your partner along. Whether it’s going to a concert or having dinner at their favorite restaurant. Date nights are an easy way to bring happiness into your relationship. Be sure to remember that dating doesn’t always mean that you need to be out all night long. Instead, keep plans casual and simple, so you can create better relationships with those around you.

4.Repeat positive phrases about each other

Happy couples continue to build each other up. They say positive things about their partner, not only when they’re in an argument but also in their day-to-day life. You might think it sounds corny or hokey, but research shows that,repeating positive phrases about your spouse,does work to improve communication and strengthen a relationship.Because of that, there’s no reason for you to not start saying good things about your spouse as soon as possible. And make sure you say them out loud! Put notes on his or her car telling him or her how much you love and appreciate him or her. Say kind words in front of family members at holidays,so they can see how lucky they are to be part of such a caring and loving relationship.

5.Get out of your comfort zone

Couples need to take risks and try new things together. This doesn’t mean taking a trip to an exotic location;it also means trying new restaurants, activities or hobbies. Get out of your routine and experience something fun with your significant other. If you don’t try something new every once in a while, you could end up getting stuck in a rut—and that can lead to trouble down the road. Your goal should be to keep doing something together every day, even if it’s as simple as having coffee at your favorite cafe on Saturday morning,Or going for a walk around your neighborhood on Sundays after dinner.

6.Listen to each other more

Happy couples often spend a lot of time together,they work together, they eat together, they travel together. Which means they talk to each other a lot. The 10-minute rule has long been touting as one of the habits of happy couples. The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work! that if you want your relationship to last over time, you should aim to spend at least 10 minutes every day! talking about things that are important to your partner and listening with respect. In other words: Turn off your phone, put down your laptop and turn on each other.

7.Laugh together more often

To connect with someone, you need to be always present. Research suggests that a big part of making someone feel heard and understood,Is acting wordless demonstrating that you’re tuned in, by adopting matching facial expressions! and body language, which is why it’s important to smile when your partner does. Matching laughter, but, may be one of the best ways to show you’re connected: laughing together has shown to help decrease! stress and boost feelings of closeness and support in romantic relationships. And mutual laughter isn’t a sign of friendship,it’s also a predictor of relationship satisfaction down the road.

8.Thank each other every day

Research Shows that people who thanked their partner for something! they did every day, were not only much happier with their relationship, but they also had much more sexual and physical intimacy in their relationship. (8) This doesn’t mean you need to make a big deal out of everything your partner does. A simple thank you will suffice. One-third of marriages end because one or both partners,are unhappy with how often they receive thanks for doing things around the house or at work (9). The happiest couples actually say thank you more than six times per day!

9.Show gratitude for each other

Gratitude is a powerful force and when you practice it in a relationship, it can help you communicate more , improve your listening skills, resolve conflict,show appreciation for each other and make your partner feel loved.There are many ways to be grateful in your relationship, whether you want to focus on what your partner does for you,Or express how grateful you are for his/her presence in your life.One of my favorite suggestions is to write thank-you notes; jotting down notes about why you’re grateful for something your partner did. It can remind both of you of all that s/he does for you every day.

10.Keep sex fun

A big part of creating a relationship that lasts is learning how to keep things fun. It’s easy to get stuck in routines, particularly if you spend a lot of time together,but one way around that is to always keep your partner guessing—when it comes to what you’re doing and how you’re doing it. With enough practice (and experimentation). Sex can evolve into something that’s as enjoyable for both partners—and as exciting!—as it was at first blush. You can spice things up by trying new places, toys or costumes; Choosing unexpected times and locations for some alone time; Or even by taking turns being in charge of planning when, where and how long things go on.

What is the difference between happy couples and unhappy couples?

The biggest difference between unhappy and happy couples! is that unhappy couples are not working on their relationships. They tend to be more selfish, independent, and unempathetic.

Happy couples are working on their relationship by being aware of each other’s feelings. Happy people want to know what will make their partner feel better! instead of be bold thinking about themselves for once.

They make an effort to understand each other’s needs instead of being bold trying to get what they waall of the time. Unhappy people tend to think only about themselves! and don’t care enough about their partners to put in effort. Happy people realize that love requires work; if it didn’t, then it wouldn’t last very long at all.

What is their relationship like outside of bed? What about in bed?: Happy people understand that love requires work. People who say that they want to be with someone but don’t want to work on it are lying. The truth is that no one wants to work hard, but doing so will always pay off in life. It may seem easier to find a new partner rather than committing to someone, but it never works out for people who take that approach. This is because there’s nothing left for them in their current relationship! when they decide to break up with their partners.

What happy couples do?

Happy couples can make each other’s lives a whole lot easier. They cut triangulation, which means they spend more time focusing on making each other happy, rather than seeking happiness in friends and family members. To be clear, that doesn’t mean it’s bad to spend time with other people as long as your partner feels like he or she is a priority in your life.

Happy partners also commit to doing something nice for their partner every day.

Happy couples also develop a sense of mutual respect for each other’s time and schedules. This means allowing each other to make plans with friends, even if it interferes with your own social calendar.

Happy partners know that nobody is being replaced or ignored. You’re making room for another relationship in your life. Happy partners understand that, they can always carve out more time together when they need to, and so they don’t sweat little things like who has to reschedule on what day.

Happy couples also develop a sense of mutual respect for each other’s time and schedules.

Finally, happy partners are commit to keeping their sex! lives lively, no matter how long they’ve been together. With all that said, happy partners also understand that they don’t have to be perfect all the time. The best thing you can do for your relationship, is to remain committed to each other and strive to keep things positive. If you fight and get frustrated with your partner, apologize and work through it—no one is perfect. Everyone makes mistakes in their relationships, so focus on being kind and understanding with your partner! to create a bond that will last for years (and be hold even decades!)