How To Develop A Very Strong, Intimate Relationship Probably?

Strengthening your self - concept by accepting the fact that you both have faults as well as virtues allows you to appreciate one another and verbally recognize one another's individual growth and development. Accepting who you are as God's creation allows you to be open and vulnerable with your partner.

Understanding the differences and similarities between your approaches to life allows you to anticipate and work through your problems.

Clarifying your expectation of yourselves, each other and the relationship gives you a chance to discard unrealistic fantasies and to help fulfill one another's needs.

Choosing and working toward goals in your relationship will bring the two of you closer together because you are investing in one another's lives.

Communicating openly and confronting one another in a loving manner builds the trust level as well as the degree of intimacy in your partnership.

Spending your time apart from one another in a constructive manner encourages a healthy level of independence in each individual so that while there is certain amount of interdependence in the relationship, the partners are not wholly dependent upon one another for everything.

Seeing one another in a variety of situations over a period of several months helps you get to know your partner.

Controlling the progression of the relationship allows the romantic fantasy to evaporate so that the relationship can be built on reality.

Limiting the amount of time spent alone together is an exercise in patience and discipline that will be helpful in the course of any long - term relationship.

Seeking counseling as a couple can help you anticipate and overcome most major hurdles you may encounter.



A solid friendship, a level of deep emotional intimacy, and a godly physical expression of your love for one another will developed.