Love without Break up: These 5 Things will make you have successful relationship

Relationship need Self-Love. In order to have a healthy, loving relationship with another human being, you must first learn to love yourself. You need Trust. This may seem obvious, but so many people are with partners they don't trust. You need to be Honest, Communication and Connection is very important.

1. Accept apologies: Forgiveness is a key aspect of a successful relationship. I'm not advising you to be a pushover, but understanding that people make mistakes removes some the pressures to try to achieve perfection.

2. Accept that your partner is right when you're wrong.
This isn't about accepting that you may be on the incorrect end of an argument. It’s about understanding that you are not a splitting image of perfection either. It’s likely that you will make just as many mistakes as your partner. The next step is accepting that you will have to apologize one day.

3. Accept that you cannot change your partner.
If it's not a legit issue, don't make it one. Genuine change only happens when people want to change themselves. Allow people to be who they are or you will risk making both of you miserable by attempting to mold your partner into what you believe best fits your needs.

4. Step in without being asked.
It's easy to help when you're asked. Most people will.
Very few people offer help before they have been asked, even though most of the time that is when a little help will make the greatest impact.

5. Realize when they have acted poorly.
Most people apologize when their actions or words are called into question.
Very few people apologize before they are asked to--or even before anyone notices they should.

Responsibility is a key building block of a great relationship. People who take the blame, who say they are sorry and explain why they are sorry, who don't try to push any of the blame back on the other person, those are people everyone wants in their lives, because they instantly turn a mistake into a bump in the road rather than a permanent roadblock.