Being in a relationship is both exciting and challenging. So naturally, as a couple, you will experience highs and lows. However, you can stay strong and even make the relationship stronger if you take constant efforts, sacrifices, and countless ways to show how sincere and committed you are with each other. You don’t always have to do something grand, though, to make a relationship work.
50 Things to Do to Make Your Relationship Stronger
There are simple things that you can do to make your relationship stronger as ever.
1.Talk about your day.
Whether you’re having a good day or a bad day, talk about it with your partner. Doing so will keep you connected even when you don’t see each other daily. It will also help you to keep each other updated on what’s going around.
Remember that communication is the foundation of any relationship. Keeping your partner in the loop, he/she will feel less stress and will be more comfortable whenever there is something wrong with you. It can even lead to a healthier relationship because you know exactly how others feel and think.
2. Breathe together.
We breathe in and out every moment of our lives, but we don’t really pay attention because it is natural for us already. However, you can strengthen your relationship by simply focusing on the breathing of each other (for a short duration).
It’s simple – when one breathes, the other inhales and exhales simultaneously, with him/her using his hands to feel her/his chest move up and down. Doing so creates a strong bond between you and your partner that will bring you closer as you concentrate on his/her energy instead of having other thoughts going inside your mind.
3. Touch often
Touching or holding hands is a very effective way to make your relationships stronger. Touching shows how affectionate you are with the person you’re dating. It is also one of the easiest ways to show that you care for each other.
You can touch on different areas like arms, hands, back, or even head but not on the face and private parts (unless your partner allows). Just remember that what really matters is that wherever you put your hand, it must be gentle and soft without any pressure applied.
4. Say the magic words “I Love You” every single day.
It doesn’t matter if it was said earlier in the day by either partner – repeat the phrase at least twice a day to make sure they feel special and loved.
Saying how much you love each other (in front of your partner or not) will let him/her know that you’re willing to do anything for them. Then, when the time comes that something bad happens, remember the last thing he/she heard from you – “I Love You”. It will help both of you feel better and happier as it takes away half of the stress.
Remember that saying “I love you” is not only applicable during courtship or when you are in a relationship already. Saying those three words can help strengthen any relationship, even if it’s just between two friends or siblings with no sexual background whatsoever.
5. Shower your partner with compliments.
Tell your partner how his/her new haircut or outfit looks good on him/her. Shower him/her with compliments to make your partner feel how special he/she is for you.
Don’t feel shy of saying good things about your partner to others. In fact, you should be proud of her/him because this will ultimately help develop a strong relationship between the two of you.
When you say nice things about your partner outside of your circle, you are also projecting how capable and confident she/he is in dealing with varied situations and people. It will also strengthen your relationship – if others admire and respect them, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t too!
6. Be spontaneous at all times.
Learn to do something unexpected or surprising for your partner that makes him/her smile from ear to ear. For example, leave him/her sweet messages in his/her mirror when he/she is in the bathroom, send him/her a quick text message reminding him/her of your day, or write an e-mail that has some special meaning for you two.
The key to doing something spontaneous is to do it when he/she least expects it and without any reason why. It can be as simple as sending a flower bouquet at work or even cleaning up his/her stuff if he’s messy like you!
7. Watch a movie together.
Watching movies with your partner not only keeps you bonded but also inspires you both to have a better relationship than ever. In this fast-paced world, watching such movies will help remind you how important it is to appreciate each other’s presence.
It can be a favorite movie that you watch together every time you fight or want to relax or something new that creates an emotional connection between the two of you. You don’t have to get teary-eyed when watching a sad story because it’s not about the ending but how much you both care for each other (and he/she will appreciate you more if they see your effort!).
Having in common the same things that you both like and do – even though it’ll be hard at first to learn how to enjoy them – is a strong sign of trust, love, and respect for one another. It also shows you care about each other’s happiness and self-fulfillment.
Take up something new together. This may sound difficult at first (and can take some time), but doing it will boost your relationship because you are sharing his/her interest and experiencing a new thing together that could mean much more later on.
9. Surprise him/her with food he/she loves.
Whether it’s his/her favorite ice cream flavor or pasta dish, a sweet gesture like bringing home food is enough to show your love and appreciation for each other. It also shows how much you know what he/she likes and how much effort you’ve put into it (and he/she will really appreciate that!).
The best part is that you can personalize your own way of doing this. For example, if his favorite ice cream flavor is chocolate chip cookie dough, bring home a pack of such flavors without him knowing, so when he opens the refrigerator door, he’ll see it waiting for him in a box with a bow!
10. Don’t check your phone all the time.
This applies to both parties – whether he checks his e-mails or she browses on Facebook to keep up with her family and friends aside from you. When one person gets distracted by something other than the other, it may lead to a minor misunderstanding. For example, if he checks his e-mail after eating dinner, it’s very likely for you to think that he doesn’t like the food you prepared or even worse – that something else is more important than your relationship!
11. Fix any small problems as early as possible.
Not addressing small issues on time eventually creates bigger ones that will affect your relationship and affect the overall mood of the two of you. You should stay positive and be ready to talk about things that bother him/her or makes him/her unhappy. For example, your partner might have some complaints about things around you (i.e., how messy you are or how talkative someone else is) at a party or family event. Such complaints are okay, but NOT if it’s just a way of escaping to talk about something personal that bothers him/her the most (i.e., how you treat your money).
12. Tell each other what makes you happy and what brings the two of you closer together.
If he buys you flowers, tell him how much they mean to you! If she cooks for dinner, let her know how nice that is! It doesn’t have to be with words – actions (and even gestures) are enough to show appreciation towards each other. This also reinforces your love for one another by showing that no matter where life takes its course, good or bad, nothing can come between the two of you.
13. Plan a holiday for you and your partner to enjoy yourselves.
The best part about planning holidays is that you both get the chance to indulge in something together as a couple! It’s not just about bringing happiness to each other, but it’s also an experience of what makes you happy with him/her there instead of alone. You can choose any destination as long as it means bringing the two of you closer together (and don’t forget to take lots and lots of pictures!).
14. Play some board games together or watch a basketball game on TV.
Games are fun when you play them with your partner because they give chances to see how much he/she cares for your relationship (just like in the rules or when a mistake is made). For example, watching a basketball game with your partner is like having a big man hug – it’s very emotional, and if you win, you both won!
15. Have some ‘me’ time together.
Make sure that he/she doesn’t think that you’re running away from something or someone important to you (because as much as possible, both of you should feel comfortable telling each other about such things) but instead – make him/her believe that you need some “girl/boy time out” so he/she shouldn’t take it personally. Doing this shows how much trust the two of you have in one another and how much he/she means to you.
16. Take an early morning walk together (or on a weekend barbeque).
Taking a walk or enjoying your afternoon with him/her is the perfect way to bring some fresh air to both of your minds! If done right, this small outing will bring lots of benefits such as happiness and positive feelings that you can share during dinner time together, and it’s also fun for the two of you to look at all the nice scenery around you!
17. Plan special date nights occasionally.
This is another form of happiness – being alone with each other while having dinner in a fancy restaurant or watching a movie on DVD at home. You should do this every once in a while so when one partner feels that something is missing from the relationship, he/she should feel a sense of assurance and security that his/her partner is willing to give all the effort to make things work out.
18. Eat together.
No matter what time of the day, schedule a specific hour to spend eating together. It will show that you both are committed to being there for each other and spending quality time while doing so!
Of course, this advice also works if you’re always on the go but at least take some time out of your busy schedule to talk about what means the most in life (but be prepared because his/her answer might surprise you!).
No matter how busy you are, make sure you spend some time and eat together. But, of course, a couple that eats together stays together.
19. Be appreciative.
You might be too used to seeing your partner being extra caring to you, but he/she has to feel that you appreciate his/her efforts- small or big.
This is one of the simplest things to do, but it goes a long way – go out of your way to say thank you, tell him/her he/she’s important, or let him/her know that you appreciate the effort he/she is doing for your relationship. It can be done through simple gestures such as giving flowers randomly or leaving little love notes in his car.
20. Learn how to compromise.
Being able to compromise with your partner will make things easier in the house and show a sense of respect and understanding towards one another (which should be an important thing in any relationship). Also, share responsibilities around the house, especially if both of you are working outside of the home; it’s a way of showing that he/she is trusted with certain tasks and responsibilities at home.
21. Learn to communicate openly and comfortably.
Communication is the key in any relationship, but many relationships are not working because partners think they’re communicating well while it is actually one-sided only!
Make time for him/her and talk about your needs, preferences, or other issues that bother you (this will help both know each other better). He/she may have his own reasons why he acts this way, so never try to judge him based on those things but instead (in a calm manner), encourage him/her to say how much pain he feels whenever he does a certain thing.
By doing this, he/she will open up to you and explain everything in more detail, so there should be no fear or suspicion left on your side anymore.
22. Don’t let issues linger and deal with them as soon as they come up.
Remember – not all relationships are perfect.
This is one of the most important things because it is the source of stability for your relationship (if done right). Oftentimes, couples think that an argument has been settled when in reality, nothing was ever discussed properly or even thought through!
Spend time together whenever possible and talk about any problem that bothers you; be open enough (and at the same time, sensitive) to understand where your partner stands.
23. Don’t make him/her feel guilty for spending time with friends or family members
If he has dinner with his friends, don’t react as if he’s cheating on you – instead, be happy because you know how much fun your partner gets when hanging around with them!
Be supportive and encourage him/her to have fun while at it! Activities like this can help both of you release stress and enjoy life; they should never be looked upon as something negative to your relationship so long as communication is involved.
24. Don’t drag the past into the present.
Learn from mistakes that have happened in the past but never let them harm your relationship. Instead, both of you should work on what has happened for both of you to move forward.
When there is a fight, do not bring up another argument or problem from the past. Deal with it right now because that’s what really matters at the moment! If you keep bringing up other things, your partner will think that you’re still mad at him/her and won’t be able to resolve problems effectively.
25. Learn to forgive and forget.
When your relationship is growing stronger, it is natural for some differences of opinion or issues to come up; however, if these differences turn into arguments – learn how to settle them before they affect the relationship negatively (and guilt-filled).
It’s okay to have differences as long as both of you can see past them and talk things out, so no one is hurt or feeling guilty for the actions he/she has taken.
26. Leave sweet notes.
Even if it’s just a simple thank you for washing the dishes, write a note on the table and show your appreciation. This will remind him/her that he /she is doing what he /she should be doing and making him/her feel loved (and special!).
Place the notes on his or her lunchbox. Say you miss him/her every single day. Leaving sweet notes will put a smile on your partner’s face.
27. Spend time with family and friends frequently.
If both of you have different families, learn to spend time with each other’s sides; bring out the best of each family member by showing them how much love you have for each other.
28. Make your partner feel like he can always come up to you.
It is important to know that you’re the one he/she will run to whenever he has personal or professional problems. Show him/her that your relationship is a foundation on where he can build his life and stand firm whatever happens; make sure you are someone who won’t let him down in times of trouble.
When your partner knows that you will always be there for him/her, no matter what he/she does, it helps build trust and confidence in the relationship. You will realize how far romance can go when you’re willing to do whatever with your partner.
It doesn’t have to be a grand gesture of helping out but just something as simple as driving him/her around every time he/she goes biking or hiking. Besides, sometimes it’s better if you help them do what they like because at least then they are enjoying themselves and not worrying about anything else (this is especially helpful if your partner suffers from some sort of stress-related problem).
29. Do not nag!
Be supportive instead – listen when something bothers your partner and encourage him/her to talk about it with an open mind. Nagging will only drive both of you further apart, so if something is bothering him/her, do all you can for both of you to resolve issues (not by yelling at each other!).
30. Set realistic goals together.
Don’t set goals that are too far or unrealistic – like moving to another country. Instead, work on building a future where both of you will grow together – whether it be in your careers or personal lives!
31. Learn about his/her family and friends so you can get to know them as well.
Be open enough to reach out to his/her family members and friends (even if you don’t see eye-to-eye with them). It is important that he/she feels comfortable with the people he loves most; they should not feel left out because of someone new!
32. Be honest at all times.
Remember, this relationship is one that you two have built together, and as such, both of you should work on it together. When there’s a conflict or problem, talk to him/her about it – don’t ignore the fact that something is bothering him/her!
Don’t be afraid when talking about your feelings (even if he might disagree) because this shows how strong of a foundation your relationship has. Communication is important for both of you to resolve issues and continue building your future.
33. Do silly things every once in a while so that you can laugh over them later on.
It’s good to have some time where you are willing to let loose and enjoy life itself instead of being serious all the time. Do things that will make you both laugh and learn more about each other.
34. If he/she wants to do something, let him/her try it out!
Let him or her talk through his/her own decisions; give your opinion and show support. This way, he or she learns the consequences of his or her actions (good and bad) – if done right, this could help make decisions for the future on what path they want their lives to take.
35. Have a theme song
Learn how to sing it in front of each other whenever there is an argument or when one of you needs support from the other; this can also be done at random times to have fun together!
36. Accept one another’s family traditions
No matter how weird they might sound. It’s best if both of you can learn about where he or she comes from so when there are family gatherings, you could at least try out some of their traditions (food-wise for instance). This way, his or her family knows that you are someone who accepts them as well.
37. Make sure that both of you can talk about anything!
Ensure that if something bothers one of you, both of you can discuss it without fighting (even if this means getting professional help). Isolating yourself from your partner will only lead to bigger and more serious problems in the future; once trust is broken, no matter how much effort both partners put into their relationship, it will never work out again.
38. Be good listeners at all times!
To be a good listener, you should listen attentively – imagine that you are the one talking. However, be understanding as well, so when he/she is done speaking, give him/her your undivided attention!
Listening to someone shows how deeply in love both of you are; this can help make your relationship stronger because it will rely on being there for each other physically and emotionally.
39. Say sorry.
Don’t just say sorry because it’s something you should do; instead, mean it! If you have hurt his heart or caused him/her to feel bad about himself, make sure to tell him that you’re sorry and why so he/she will understand where you are coming from.
Apologies can go a long way in making your relationship stronger because they show humility – one of the most important traits in a partner anyone could ever wish for.
While it’s hard to set aside your pride, learn to say these words when you know you’re the one at fault.
40. Put effort into looking good, especially on days when things are rough between the both of you.
Look your best always; remember that being yourself is what makes life more enjoyable! A smile on your face will also help brighten up his day as well.
Dress for him or her, too – even if it’s just a cute T-shirt or your favorite dress. As cliche as this sounds, the way you dress can affect how he/she sees you and also change how he/she feels about himself; your partner shouldn’t be someone who always has to chase after you because of what you’re wearing!
41. Remember that no matter what happens in life, there will always be two people who love each other the most.
This is something that both of you should remember when times get tough. Do not let anything or anyone come between the two of you; find peace in knowing that whatever problems may arise from here on out, there will always be someone to help you get through them.
42. Surprises are great!
Surprises brighten up any day; it’s also something that creates memories between the two of you, so make sure to surprise each other from time to time! It could range from going out on a date at a nearby restaurant if he/she has been working hard, being the first person to go and see a movie that is about to come out as soon as it gets released or even just cooking him/her his favorite meal for dinner.
43. Try something new together!
If you always eat out at a certain restaurant because he loves the food there, then try doing something else for once; if he loves watching movies at home with blankets and pillows on the floor, then try going to a local theater – find what both of you like and make sure you share it (remember not to do anything illegal so don’t get arrested in the process)!
Taking up activities together will help strengthen your relationship because instead of doing things separately, you’re doing them together.
44. Be loyal and faithful!
Loyalty and faithfulness are essential in a relationship; once you lose both, it will be difficult for any relationship to work out. Once trust is broken, trying to rebuild it can take days or even weeks.
Even if you don’t think your partner may do anything behind your back, giving him/her the benefit of the doubt and always having his best interest in mind will make both of you feel safe with each other so there won’t be any reason for either one of you to cheat on the other!
Trust and loyalty go hand in hand. Be loyal and faithful to your partner for you to deserve the trust he/she is giving you.
45. Trust your love for each other.
Love is something you have to trust; you can’t always be suspicious of your partner’s every move because, trust me, it will not make your relationship stronger.
Do not assume that he/she is unfaithful just because he/she was gone for a long time or if she does not respond when you’re texting her. Likewise, do not doubt his feelings just because one of his friends may have been staring at him if you are out with the two of them together. The same goes for being jealous of other girls in front of him, too. Eventually, insecurity and jealousy can drive a wedge deep between both of you, so don’t do anything that could put both of you on separate roads!
Remember that your love for each other is greater than any other temptations. Hence, have faith in your love.
46. Don’t be too jealous.
It is okay to be jealous of your partner if she/he has a reason to be, but do not be too jealous. If you get into a fight with him/her over being jealous, then the main point they are trying to prove will still hit home for them, and it will leave both of you feeling uncomfortable about your relationship (I mean, who likes feeling like their partner is mistrusting them?)
Too much jealousy can make your partner feel that you don’t trust him/ her. Hence, don’t be jealous of petty and unreasonable things.
47. Keep your promises.
Words have a certain power to them; if you say you are going to do something, then make sure you follow through with it. It has the ability to tear down walls or build up trust depending on the situation.
If you decide to go on that vacation with your friends and he/she asked you not to go so that both of you can spend time together, then don’t – this will only lead him/her thinking that you never really considered him/her first before making any major decisions in life. Trust is built once again when he/she sees how much consideration was given to their words when they made such a request!
They say that promises are meant to be broken, but as a partner and as a person, you have to keep your promises-small or big.
48. Don’t forget about each other’s special days.
Everyone has at least one special day of the year they can’t wait for. Your partner is no exception to this, so don’t be a letdown on their special days!
Many couples treat each other like family, but some still forget about each other’s birthdays because they are too busy with work or school. However, if you really love your boyfriend/girlfriend and want him/her to feel appreciated in your relationship, then remember his/her birthday (and all other important dates)!
It doesn’t take much time to buy a card or gift; try making them feel special once in a while – it will make both of you realize how lucky you are to have found the person that never fails to give you the support, love, and understanding you need.
49. Be a partner and a best friend.
You are a partner who loves each other and not just someone to be tolerated. So have a heart for your boyfriend/girlfriend, love him/her as if you are the only person in your life (but of course, don’t forget that having family and friends is important too!).
Be sure to keep up with his interests and hobbies – it will make them feel appreciated in your relationship. Do what you can to let them know that you’re there for them; love them unconditionally!
Don’t just be a partner; be his/her best friend. You will surely strengthen the foundation of your relationship.
50. Accept each other’s imperfections.
We all have our flaws, including your partner. There are just some things that you need to learn about your partner; do not expect the person to change drastically overnight!
If they know that you will accept them for who they are, then it gives them hope in their relationship and makes them feel like you two can work through many problems that may arise in the future.
Accepting imperfections is important as well – after all, no one’s perfect! Start by accepting yourself first; by doing this, you’ll be able to love others better (and most especially, him/her). Once you’ve learned how to love yourself more, you’ll also learn how to love others, including your partner.
Remember that he/she is your perfectly imperfect partner. Embrace each other’s flaws.
13 Ways to Make Your Relationship Stronger
Did you know that it takes more than just mere “love” to make a relationship work? More so, make it stronger?
Every couple wishes that they’re the ones for keeps. And of course, you’re no exemption. But while you entered a relationship because you love your partner, it’s not all it takes to make the setup work. A lot of couples fail to make their relationship work despite being so in love with each other, and this is something you wouldn’t want to experience. So yes, if you want your current relationship to last, you and your partner must know how to make it stronger.
Here are 13 ways that you can start with when aiming to strengthen your current relationship:
1. Learn to accept that there’s no such thing as perfection.
We all treat our relationships as the perfect kind, and that no other couple can beat us on that spot. But hey, it is also important to keep in mind that you are enjoying a good relationship because you and your partner are hands-on in making it work. It is also a must that you learn to accept each other’s flaws and shortcomings, as these come with the package. Your relationship may not be excused from encountering problems big and small, but the key is for you and your partner to overcome these together.
2. Appreciate your partner’s efforts.
Even the best of intentions could go wrong, according to a popular saying. But given so, you must learn to value the effort done by your partner in trying to achieve something that was intended to benefit you and your relationship. Give him or her a pat on the back, or a kiss on the cheek, as these gestures show that no matter what happens you’re with them.
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3. Practice the 3-day time off.
Like any other setups, couples in a relationship need time away from each other too. It’s not that you’re going to break up, but the time off allows you to focus on your needs as separate individuals. The distance gives you the space to think about ways to improve yourself and your relationship, and it also makes you miss each other too.
4. Problems are dealt with with the word “we.”
When in a relationship, you should always keep in mind that you are doing things together, and that includes solving issues jointly. Hence, when problems arise, you may want to begin with the discussion using the word “we,”. This pronoun serves as a reminder that the problem happened because of the two of you, and it can be resolved through your joint action. Using the pronoun “you” may only aggravate the issue, as it entails blaming each other for what has happened.
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5. Discuss the things you are thankful for with your partner.
Gratitude is also a key element in a strong relationship. It’s because being thankful for what your partner has done or is doing reminds him or her that you see through their efforts all the time. You may want to write simple notes expressing your gratitude, or say the words “thank you” before you two go to bed.
6. Novelty. (Sweet nothings)
This may be a bit corny for some couples, but maintaining the sweetness helps the relationship grow fonder. The sweet nothings, like random love letters, cards, or even serenading each other, remind you and your partner that your relationship is meant to be celebrated even in the simplest ways possible.
7. Have fun together.
Laughter lights up the atmosphere, and it does the same with relationships. In this aspect, it is also a must that you enjoy quality time together, by sharing jokes or sharing new experiences. Laugh at each other’s fumbles, listen to each other’s stories, and enjoy quiet moments that only the two of you can fully appreciate. These instances allow you, your partner, and your relationship as a whole, to breathe and relax especially when you are going through serious issues together.
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8. Respect the space.
When your partner asks for space, give it. Respect it. It only means he or she needs time not away from you, but from the cloudy situation, you two are currently facing. Space helps your partner think and make better decisions regarding your situation. And yes, the same applies to when either of you has to attend to other matters, such as school or work commitments. Not respecting the space means that you cannot fully respect your partner as a person too.
9. Daily physical affection.
Daily physical affection doesn’t necessarily mean packing on the PDA (public display of affection), but rather being more direct as to how you show your love. You may want to hug and kiss before leaving for work or do the same when it’s time to part ways after spending time together. Good morning or good evening text message would also count, so better start including it in your daily routine.
10. Apology, affection, and action.
According to psychologists, lasting relationships are those that practice the three A’s: apology, affection, and action. These have been observed heavily in older couples, as unlike today’s relationships, theirs were devoid of technological conveniences, thus giving them the urge to be more committed to their partners. So yes, when facing a problem, you may want to immediately apologize if it’s your fault, be affectionate about your explanation, and provide a solution that you can act upon, or a resolution that you and your partner could jointly do.
11. Focus on the positive things.
It’s normal to see through the mistakes and shortcomings of your partner. But you don’t necessarily have to spell these out to his or her face outright. You may want to twerk your criticisms a little bit by focusing on the positive side of the situation and how else they could improve it. This way, the shortcomings are transformed into areas of opportunity, and the more motivated your partner feels to change for the better.
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12. Be supportive.
This can be one of the most challenging things to do when in a relationship, as oftentimes we tend to be each other’s devil’s advocate. But what’s the point of being pessimistic when all your partner wants is to improve for the sake of your relationship? You may not always agree with his or her ideals, but it is important not only to respect whatever decision your partner arrives with but also to support them all the way.
13. Allow yourself to be vulnerable. (no stonewalling)
Lastly, when facing challenges within your relationship, allow yourself to be vulnerable. You cannot solve everything on your own, and nor can your partner. It is thus a must that you do not stonewall your partner, i.e. shutting them out whenever you’re facing a problem. Allow yourself to be weak and vulnerable because that would be the best time for your partner to pick you up and help resolve your problem.
Making a relationship stronger is never easy. But the bigger question is, are you up for the challenge? If so, then let these abovementioned tips be of help.
Bottom line
Indeed, being in a relationship can be a roller coaster ride. It can get really hard. However, the list above proves that there are things you can do to make your relationship stronger. They may look simple, but it’s your intention, sincerity, and effort that will matter. So, stay strong, couples!
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