If you act in this way will improve your relationship

People who make sacrifices in the relationship , because they want are more satisfied with it, a new study found. Even those who make sacrifices because they are forced, feel significantly less satisfied, according to the results. This difference may help explain why some relationships work and some not at all.

Often couples look from the outside like working together, but the reality beneath the surface is quite different. Dr. Heather Patrick, the lead author of the study, explains: "It is important to understand what is what makes positive relationships positive and in what are those factors that could undermine this process."

The results came after a study of 266 men and women who have documented his own and those of their partners behaviors that were in favor of the connection. The period in which they fought their diaries was two weeks. The special focus of the scientists was on all the sacrifices that are made from genuine concern for the other person, and not from selfish motives or of any coercion or insincerity ..

Partners who have shown more unselfish behaviors that have led to positive effects were guided only by reason I want to feel closer to his mate. In almost 100% of cases they really have achieved the expected result and they felt more committed relationship more fully involved in it and a full constituent. Overall, they have felt and much more satisfied with other participants in the study who wrote in the diaries behaviors that were the result of coercion judged, not the free and pure desire.

Source: PsychCentral.com

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