A relationship should feel like a home; it should have this feeling of warmth and comfort, it should be different and most importantly there should be love; these would make a relationship feel like home.<\/p>\n
When you are in a relationship where you feel loved and always want to be with your partner then you are in a relationship where you feel at home.<\/p>\n
Not all relationships have this ‘home’ feeling which is the best feeling you can get in a relationship. In some relationship what exist are fear, dejection, hatred, intolerance, quarrels, fights and argument, troubles and loads of troubles. These attributes in a relationship would definitely not make you feel at home.<\/p>\n
When the thought of seeing your partner doesn’t send a tingle of joy and anticipation down your spine then you just might not be at home in your relationship.<\/p>\n
Like we all know, not every house is a home; same way in relationships; not every relationship can be called a relationship. If you don’t feel peace, if you don’t feel loved, if you don’t have that rest of mind then your relationship definitely isn’t home to you.<\/p>\n
Some relationships starts out to be like the typical Romeo and Juliet love story, but it doesn’t always continue that way; after months or sometimes years, the table turns around; love is replaced with hate, anger overshadows tolerance, ignorance replaces care, and the once adored relationship becomes a shadow of its former self.<\/p>\n
Your relationship affects your personal life whether you like it or not. When your relationship is heading the right way you would have this ‘life is good’ feeling; but when the table is turned around, even your personal life won’t be at peace.<\/p>\n
How do you feel when you’re with your partner? Do you feel at home in your relationship? No one can answer this question but you; but you should know that you ought to be in a relationship where you feel at home.<\/p>\n
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