Being in an intimate, loving, relationship with someone improves our emotional well-being and makes us feel more generally content and satisfied with our lives. But retaining this love-generated gratification is not easy. For a relationship to last, it requires constant thoughtful efforts from both partners to provide it with meaning and strength. Here are seven psychological strategies that can help you achieve that.
Seven psychology-backed strategies to make your relationship stronger
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