In relationships, we may choose to honor ourselves or diminish ourselves. With the end of the rosy period of a relationship and the beginning of a real relationship, the monotony of our familiarity with each other begins, and the naive assurance of our permanent existence sets in. We even stop asking questions and truly listening to the answers. No matter how long we've loved our life partners, we don't know everything about them! Traits change and new ones emerge; we are human beings who are constantly evolving. The difficult thing is that we begin to assume many things without asking the other party about their true feelings. In this book, we realize important truths, including: Is your life partner responsible for meeting all your needs? Or is he a traveling companion? What needs saving? The initial feelings of longing or the resulting love and affection? What is the philosophy of taking responsibility for words, actions, decisions, and outcomes? And what is its impact? What is the cornerstone of building any successful relationship? Why are expectations the primary driver of recurring conflicts? It may be difficult to explain everything to our life partner, but what's even more difficult is waiting for them to understand on their own. In this book, the author helps us, with numerous experiences and stories she has lived and lived, answer the most important questions that make success possible, despite the difficulties we will inevitably face.