How can taking personality tests together help your love relationship in 2023? We’re glad you asked. If you’re married or in a long-term, committed relationship, then your spouse or partner is one of the most important people in your life, and that relationship should be one of your top priorities. However, you may forget how important it is to put an active effort into working on you relationship, long after the dating phase has passed. Bonding with your partner over the years is an important way to maintain and strengthen your relationship and ensure that you’re showing up for one another in the ways that count. Here are a few ways to build a stronger bond with your partner in 2023.
Taking personality tests together can be a fun after-work activity, and you can really
learn a lot from the experience, too. An MBTI and enneagram test can tell you a lot about yourself and your partner, and what you each need in a relationship. For example, an ENTJ, relationship can be difficult because ENTJS struggle to express their emotions. Being able to understand nuances like this can help you to identify sticking points in your relationship, show compassion and work around them. Knowing your type (and your spouse’s too) can help you identify and compromise on issues. There are many types of personalities. Are you involved with an ENTJ?
“ENTJs are strategic leaders, motivated to organize change. They are quick to see inefficiency and conceptualize new solutions, and enjoy developing long-range plans to accomplish their vision. They excel at logical reasoning and are usually articulate and quick-witted.
ENTJs are analytical and objective, and like bringing order to the world around them. When there are flaws in a system, the ENTJ sees them, and enjoys the process of discovering and implementing a better way. ENTJs are assertive and enjoy taking charge; they see their role as that of leader and manager, organizing people and processes to achieve their goals.”
What else can you do for a more loving 2023?
Yes, even when you’ve been together for years, and even when you’re married, date nights are important. Keep dating your long-term partner – keep it scheduled or even surprise them and spend quality time together on a weekly basis. Time away from home and children (if you have any) is important for any relationship. You can focus
on one another and catch up, which is important even if you live together.Keeping things interesting is important too. Instead of just going to dinner and a movie every Friday evening, try to plan something a little unconventional from time to time.
Yes, once you know your personality types, it may be easier to share your feelings and struggles. Talking to your partner about what’s going on in your life is essential for a healthy relationship. It’s good for your mental health and for building a strong and trusting emotional bond. If you struggle with your mental health, it’s important to know that your partner understands this part of you and the way it affects your life. On the other hand, it’s just as important to discuss a simple bad day, or when you’re having a hard time with a situation at work. Sharing is caring, and allowing your partner to support you will benefit your relationship.
A great way to spend more one-on-one time with your partner is to start a new hobby together that you can both enjoy. There are loads of hobbies that are perfect for couples to do together – or even to do with a friend. Do you love the outdoors? Take up walking or hiking, winter or summer sports. Like games and puzzles? Learn chess or play scrabble. Or play video games. How about cooking and baking?
There are loads of things you can do together to bond and have fun. Learning something new together can bring you closer together as you share frustrations and celebrate each other’s accomplishments, plus it can also just be a great way to add some fun quality time together into your lives, in a way that benefits both of you beyond just the relationship.
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