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What do you see when you envision your future? Relationship and intimate partners aside — what do you imagine your life to look like when you look back on it from the final finish line? Pinpointing the things we want from our futures is important. Long-term relationships aren’t those in which we like the same colors and the same pastimes. They’re the ones in which both partners have the same vision for the future and the same overarching goals.

What is that you need with it comes to emotional fulfillment? What do you need from your career or your environment in order to feel like you are able to provide for yourself? Do for yourself. Get what you want on your own. Dig deep and find ways to meet your own needs, and stop looking for other people you can depend on to do it.

After prioritizing your standards, think about what behaviors and activities you are and aren’t willing to accept. These are our boundary lines, and one of the primary ways in which we communicate what’s expected from our partners as our relationships age and change. Embrace your right to be treated with honor, compassion, and respect. Then, look for someone who openly embraces these things in thought, word, and deed.

Do whatever it is that makes you happy on your own. Put yourself in the spaces and the environments which make you feel comfortable and fulfilled. The happier you are in space and in self, the easier it will become to make contact with someone who is moving the same direction in life. Detach yourself from the idea that someone else will make you happy. Be happy on your own, heal yourself, and become the kind of partner you want to attract.

Start with your standards. What is most important to you in a partner and in a relationship? What are you absolutely unwilling to compromise on? Think about the kind of person you want to be beside you in your lowest moments. When things are darkest, what type of individual needs to be there to support you?

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When it comes to building a long-term relationship, there are specific qualities we should be looking for in our partners. From confidence to a sense of humor, these specifics are important…but they aren’t the bottom line. In order to bring the right person in our lives for love, we have to first learn how to love ourselves and become the type of partner that we want.

We often think of confidence as something which relates to our careers, or our personal healing, but we don’t always consider how crucial it is where romance and intimacy are concerned. Self-confidence is key in attracting partners who respect us and the things we want for ourselves. When we have low self-confidence, we leave ourselves vulnerable to those who would harm us, or those who want to take advantage of us.

Our standards and our boundaries are so important, but we so easily push them aside at the offer of a potential relationship. It’s our intimate relationships, though, in which these standards and boundaries become most important. We need them to communicate (to the world and ourselves) what we want and what we expect from our environments and the people we choose to fill them with.

Avoid limiting your dream out of some desperate attempt to seek companionship. No relationship is worth a misalignment of happiness and fulfillment. Stay true to yourself and find someone who is looking to travel in the same direction. Get as specific as you can and don’t hold back. Establishing a clear vision of your future will help you to better identify the type of person who is ready to enter your life for the long-haul.

Are you seeking a relationship with the expectation of someone else carrying the burden of your life for you? Do you think they will do all the heavy lifting while you take a passenger seat? Unfortunately, this is not how life works. No one wants to provide for someone who is capable of providing for themselves — especially when that person expects it with little gratitude. If you want a relationship that lasts, become a pro at meeting your own needs.

This meeting of your own needs is a powerful thing. It will bolster a sense of independence in you and help you to see how worthy and capable you are on your own. This is attractive to the strong and capable person, who can bring into your life a genuine sense of support and compassion. Take a step back and take an honest look at yourself. Are you seeking a relationship out of a sense of want, or a sense of need? The answer makes a big difference.

Before you leap into the deep waters of a serious relationship, spend some time cultivating a greater self-confidence. You have a right to thrive within a relationship that is everything you want and more. You deserve to be happy. In order for all those things to happen, though, you have to earnestly believe in your right and your ability to achieve those things.

Don’t go running into a relationship without first having a clear vision of who and what you want to be. What life is fulfilling to you? Do you want to build a family? Do you want a globe-trotting career? There’s no right or wrong answers — you just need to be honest with yourself (and anyone else who comes into your life).

Build up your self-confidence by first focusing on the things you love about your spirit and your body. What things do you do well? What physical traits or attributes do you find most beautiful? Once you’ve had some time to get comfortable celebrating those things, zero in on the things you see as shortcomings or weaknesses. What can you change about them? How do they come together to complement your strengths and make you a whole person?