By Katie Sotack
In celebrity news, Jen and Ben are officially over. Jennifer Garner announced she has found solace with her new partner John Miller, a Cali Group CEO. After a hectic year divorcing Ben Affleck and supporting him through two stints in rehab, a source told UsMagazine.com, “John is the complete opposite of Ben. Jen feels like she’s finally found a true partner.” Both Garner and Miller are committed to keeping their relationship low-key as well as being successful co-parents to their kids from previous marriages.
In celebrity news, Jennifer Garner feels like she’s finally met her match. What are some ways to know you’ve met your “true partner”?
Cupid’s Advice:
Sometimes you just know you’ve found the one. Butterflies flutter in your gut, and your heart swells just looking at them. But, a true partner goes far beyond falling in love. Here are relationship tips to be sure your significant other is the one:
1. You want the same things: A partner should share your goals. When it comes to spending your life with someone, they should generally want the same things. If kids, a suburban house, and a steady career are in your future, love won’t save your relationship with a kid-hating, apartment-renting, daredevil.
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2. They support you: Of course not all goals need to be share. However they should stand by your individual goals and root you on as you achieve them. For example, if you want to eat healthy and get fit your partner doesn’t need to do the same. However a partner that undermines your attempts to stay on track by offering you ice cream every night is not trying to help you succeed.
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3. You’re both willing to work: Aside from goals, communication is the key to a healthy relationship. A partnership likely won’t have to same communication styles. But true significant others should be willing to compromise and workshop communication for a healthy relationship.
What are some other ways to know you’ve met your match? Share your thoughts below.
