What makes a relationship last long like what really is the blueprint or the standard to keeping a relationship together

I feel like when two people wanted to work no matter who's against it you put their energy and time in love into it and you make that shit work

Just here for the comments because I'm coming from many failed relationships though. Yeah.

I am well me and my husband was together when we was 12 and I'm 25 now and we're still together I would say just like honesty and just knowing your partner and

I think what's kept my relationship going for the last 10 years is probably that we see each other as best friends and I really firmly believe that you're supposed to see the person that you're in a long-term relationship as your best friend.

Not being a hoe, communication and plenty of the old sex.

I would say consistency. I'm not talking about marriage. I'm talking about that regardless of your partner mistakes you still you'll still be there for that person.

I mean that's such a loaded question because you could literally do everything that you feel is right and the other person could do what they feel is right and you all could never be able to meet in the middle so I don't think it's a blueprint. I think you know roll the dice, close your eyes.

I feel like honesty and communication are very big factors as to why relationships last or don't last.

Let's just imagine for a second that you found somebody that's not toxic. How would you keep this great person? Well, you need to be your authentic self. You need to be brutally honest all the time. and you need to not have any emotional walls blocking them from connecting with you.