Signs You and Your Partner Are a Natural Fit (2024)

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Let’s be honest. No matter how long you have been with your partner, it must have crossed your mind at least once, are you and your partner a natural fit? Does a lot of arguing mean you’re not compatible? What if you don’t like each other’s hobbies and interests? Ideal Introductions Matchmaker and Relationship Expert Linda Prescott reveals signs you and your partner are a natural fit.

It’s effortless

When I say effortless, I don’t mean without effort. Of course, every relationship requires effort. But a relationship in which you and your partner are a natural fit, will feel smooth, easy, effortless. Spending time together does not feel forced and you’re also not stressed. You may spend a lot of time being around each other and not say anything but the presence and companionship can be felt and you feel content. Just knowing your partner is there makes you happy.

You complement each other intellectually

Okay, you don’t need an IQ test for this, relax. This is not about having to match IQs. It’s about being able to share and talk about ideas or issues in a mutually enlightening way, together.

The truth is, there are plenty of people who match in IQ levels but they’re still not able to exchange thoughts and ideas.

I always tell our Ideal Introduction clients that they don’t need to know the same things or be good at the same things, but they need to be able to maintain good conversation flow with each other and at least show some interest. Complementing each other intellectually also means that you can sometimes even provide critical input when needed like if your partner encounters a work issue and asks your general opinion, or similarly if you read something debatable in the news and your partner can share what their views are. This way the relationship will be more balanced and a genuine partnership can be nurtured.

You’re attracted to each other

So you’re incredibly sexually attracted to your partner, that’s great. But remember, while sexual attraction tends to spark things off, it doesn’t necessarily glue a relationship together. What might start as a fiery connection can actually fizzle out if there is no genuine attraction towards the actual person you’re dating. Not just the physical part but the psychological attraction — the way they smile, their mannerism.

I like to remind our Ideal clients that if you enjoy each other’s company and look forward to it even without the sex, you’re genuinely attracted to each other.

You can share good and bad news with your partner

Do you feel like walking on eggshells or worried that you might spark WW3? That might not be a good sign.

Are there certain things that you just don’t share with your partner? Do you feel like walking on eggshells or worried that you might spark WW3? That might not be a good sign. According to Clinical Psychologist Ryan Howes, couples that are compatible feel safe enough to share good and bad news with each other. Whether it’s a promotion or something you’ve stuffed up, you will have no problems sharing it with your partner. If your partner can be your biggest cheerleader and also your biggest backup support, it’s a good sign that you’re a natural fit.

Your core values don’t clash

What do core values have to do with compatibility? Well, everything. Core values are the foundation of a strong relationship. In the event that your relationship goes through a rough patch, sharing the same core values will make difficult decisions easier because you both have the same inner compass. What are core values? Well, they are your fundamental beliefs and the guiding principles that dictate your behavior. It’s what helps you understand the difference between right and wrong. This is so important because couples must share similar values, otherwise they will live in perpetual disappointment and resentment. Sharing the same core values will also mean that you are able to share meaningful conversations on what’s happening around you and in the world. For couples that are a natural fit, they are able to understand each other’s personal beliefs and these are emotionally related for deciding right or wrong.

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By Ideal Blog|2023-05-30T11:02:04+10:00April 15th, 2020|Categories: Dating|Comments Off on Signs You and Your Partner Are a Natural Fit

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FAQs

How do you know if you and your partner are a good fit? ›

What exactly makes a relationship healthy? “A great relationship is a safe place for both people to love, honor, and respect one another,” says Jennifer Howell, a leadership and relationship coach based in North Carolina. You can communicate your wants, needs, and boundaries, as well as listen to the other person.

What do healthy couples look like? ›

Healthy relationships involve honesty, trust, respect and open communication between partners and they take effort and compromise from both people. There is no imbalance of power. Partners respect each other's independence, can make their own decisions without fear of retribution or retaliation, and share decisions.

How do you know if a relationship is the right fit? ›

Ask yourself: Do they get along with the other people in my life? Do I get along with their friends and family? Do we have mutual interests and things that we enjoy doing together that can be a source of sustainability in a relationship? If the answer is yes, then you may be on the right track."

How do you know if you are truly compatible with your partner? ›

Having mutual interests, life goals and vision for a shared future is a strong indicator of compatibility, and a crucial element to ensure the success of a long-term relationship. While it's not essential to share all interests, having some common hobbies or activities can strengthen the bond.

Are fit couples happier? ›

“Additionally, many studies have shown that exercise stimulates the production of endorphins or 'feel- good' brain chemicals. Research suggests that the more in sync you feel with your partner, the more connected you feel. The more connected you feel, the happier and more satisfied you will be."

What are 5 signs of an unhealthy relationship? ›

Some characteristics of unhealthy relationships include:
  • Control. One dating partner makes all the decisions and tells the other what to do, what to wear, or who to spend time with. ...
  • Hostility. ...
  • Dishonesty. ...
  • Disrespect. ...
  • Dependence. ...
  • Intimidation. ...
  • Physical violence. ...
  • Sexual violence.

What does real love feel like? ›

“It goes beyond merely being heard; it's about feeling that your words hold importance for your partner,” shares Consul. This feeling indicates emotional connection, trust, and vulnerability. True love feels less like adrenaline and more like the sense of calm you're left with after receiving a much-needed hug.

What is considered a red flag in a relationship? ›

Someone who lies, someone who is manipulative, someone who gives you the 'silent treatment' during a conflict are all examples of red flags in a relationship. The above may sound logical in black and white, but recognising these red flags in your own relationship or when you are dating someone is not always so easy.

What do unhealthy relationships look like? ›

Unhealthy relationships are built on power and control. In the beginning, unhealthy behaviors might not seem like a big deal. However, insults, jealous accusations, yelling, put-downs, shoving, pushing or other abusive behaviors, are unhealthy and disrespectful. You deserve to be respected.

What does a good fit mean in a relationship? ›

You have common interests that you love doing together.

That doesn't mean that you just like the same sort of art or listen to the same sort of music. Instead, good matches not only enjoy similar things — they like doing those things together.

How to check couple compatibility? ›

7 Questions to Help Decide if You're Really Compatible
  1. Do you feel safe speaking up?
  2. Does the relationship feel balanced?
  3. Can you have productive, problem-solving conversations?
  4. Do you share the same values?
  5. Do you have the same goals?
  6. Do you have similar needs for individual vs. ...
  7. Do you have common interests?
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How can I know if I'm in a healthy relationship? ›

Characteristics of healthy relationships include trust, openness, boundaries, respect, affection, communication, and mutual give-and-take.

How do you know if someone is a good fit for you? ›

The right person for you will be someone you know you want and need in your life, that complements your personality and expectations, and adds to your life in ways that you most value. If you truly know yourself and your own needs, you also likely know what kind of person you most want.

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