Much has been written about the success of a couple relationship and there is always love as one of its pillars, what if not? Batteries with this Top 5.
Although we say that we can live without love, the truth is that human beings, like all sexual species, come into the world with the aim of procreating to guarantee the continuity of the species.
That is why sex (biologically speaking) and true love (not that of soap operas) are impulses so difficult to control or manage rationally. However, science tries to find reasons for love.
A study by the University of California (USA) discovered the key factors for a successful love relationship, but not financially or socially, but one that lasts over time and makes its members happy.
Top 5 pillars on which the success of a relationship is based
According to this research, there are 5 factors that, although they do not guarantee that a relationship is 100% successful, are the most important for the more than 12,000 volunteer couples in the study. And here they are, sorted by importance.
5. Satisfaction
In fifth place is the satisfaction that one of the members of the couple perceives from their partner; In short, if he feels that the other is satisfied, the relationship is on the right track.
4. Sex
Sex is like the glue that binds the couple together, that’s why it’s super important; Despite the passage of time and coexistence, it is still fourth in this top.
3. Gratitude
It refers to feeling that the other values and appreciates what you do for him or her; so, as you can see, it is very important to thank and/or express your gratitude through your actions or behaviors.
2. Privacy
Beyond sex, this point speaks of the feeling of being connected to another human being in a deep way, that that person understands you and you can be yourself with him or her.
1. Commitment
We are not referring here to the fact of being promised in marriage, nor to being married or engaged, but to being in the relationship actively and consciously, working day by day for mutual happiness.
According to this study, it is not that it is overrated, but that all the pillars that are important to the couples who participated in the study make up what we call love.
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