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Absolutely 150% honesty, loyalty, providing whatever is needed to earn and keep the trust and respect of the partner and passionate loving emotional connection that exists 24/7
When the two people can be open about a plethora of things, happiness, trust, honesty, etc.
Fulfilling, harmony, allowing each member to feel free to be him/herself and helping each other to developp. A successful relationship should also be open to the outside world.
Being in a happy partnership. I think of us (and our eventual family) as a team. Everyone has a role and is expected to contribute to the greater good.
Happiness and love and all the things that come out of that.
Well I guess if we both have a nice time together and make each other happy and understand each other, it is pretty much successful.
Trusting your partner, being themselves, being open and honest and fulfilling sexual desires. Never letting the relationship get comfortable and dull (even though inknow this happens.
Communication and happiness.
Moving on from a fight without grudge.
Mutual happiness, definitely.
Being able to fight but get over it quickly and being able to talk to each other
Where both parties are happy
Love&Respect
When I think of a successful relationship I think of a couple who commit to working at it, it will never be perfect, but working at it will always bring you closer together.
When both parties help each other to become better people, i.e. more successful, happier, more comfortable with themselves.
Male, >50 years, Engaged, CA, US | Aug 21, 2011