Signs of a healthy relationship

There are many different signs that can indicate whether or not a relationship is healthy. Some of these signs may be more obvious than others, but all of them are important to pay attention to. If you're wondering whether your relationship is on the right track, here are some signs to look for:

1. You both are able to be independent and enjoy time alone, but also enjoy being in a relationship. You respect each other's individual interests and don't try to force your partner into liking something that doesn't interest them just because you do. 
2. You can trust one another and feel safe with open communication. You're both willing to listen and understand when the other person has something important to say.
3. You spend time together doing things you both enjoy. You don't force your partner into doing things they don't like just because you do. You both respect each others opinions and values, even if they're different from your own.
4. You feel happy when you're with your partner, but can also feel happy without them. Your relationship doesn't depend on the presence of one person for their happiness. Both partners are committed to making the relationship work and neither person feels like they're being pressured to do something they aren't ready for. If there's a problem in your relationship, you both are willing to talk it through until a solution is found. You don't let arguments turn into fights that last for hours or days at a time.
5. You can trust your partner with money and they can trust you with their finances as well. Neither one of you try to control the other person's spending habits because it's not something that works for either of you.
6. Your relationship isn't just about sex. You enjoy being intimate with each other but also like doing other things together.
7. You appreciate each other's qualities, even the ones that aren't necessarily the most obvious. You're both attracted to each other because of who you are and not just what you look like. It doesn-t matter how old you are or what your life experience is; if you find someone attractive, it's always going to be there no matter how much time passes by. Your relationship has a strong foundation with trust and respect between partners. You communicate openly about important things, such as your feelings and the future of your relationship. You don't hold back when it comes to sharing what's on your mind, even if it's something that may hurt your partner's feelings.
8. You're both willing to work together to make things better in the relationship. Neither one of you is afraid to put in some effort to keep the relationship healthy. You care about each other's happiness as much as you care about your own. You respect each other's opinions and allow them to make decisions without trying to control them.
9. These are just some of the things that can indicate whether or not a relationship is healthy. There are many other signs out there, but these are some of the most common ones. If you're having trouble coming up with an answer for any of these questions, it's best to discuss it with your partner and see what they think about it. You should also take this opportunity to ask your partner what they like about being in a relationship with you.
10. Ask your partner if they feel that their answer will be different if they were asked six months from now. If so, ask them why they think this is. Listen to what they have to say and don't try to explain anything away or deny it's importance. Remember that communication is the key to a healthy relationship. If you're having trouble communicating with your partner, ask them if there's something that's getting in the way of effective dialogue. Maybe you both need to change something about how you talk to each other.
11. Make sure that both of you are willing and able to work on improving your relationship together. If there's something that needs to be changed or improved, don't wait until it gets too big for either person to handle alone; ask for help from the other person right away. This can save a lot of trouble later on down the road when things get out of hand because they weren't dealt with in a timely manner.
12. Remember that relationships aren't always perfect and it's okay for there to be issues every now and then. The important thing is that both partners are willing to work on improving things so they don't become bigger problems later on down the road.
13. Ask your partner if they feel like their answers would remain the same six months from now and why they think this. Listen to what they have to say and don't try to explain anything away or deny its importance. Remember that communication is the key to a healthy relationship. If you're having trouble communicating with your partner, ask them if there's something that's getting in the way of effective dialogue. Maybe you both need to change something about how you talk to each other.
14. Make sure that both of you are willing and able to work on improving your relationship together. If there's something that needs to be changed or improved, don't wait until it gets too big for either person to handle alone; ask for help from the other person right away. This can save a lot of trouble later on down the road when things get out of hand because they weren't dealt with in a timely manner.
15. Remember that relationships aren't always perfect and it's okay for there to be issues every now and then. The important thing is that both partners are willing to work on improving things so they don-t become bigger problems later on down the road. 

Ask your partner if they feel like their answers would remain the same six months from now and why?