A pleasure in the relationship plays a big role in determining the durability of your connection. In other words, this is how happy it feels in a relationship. Many factors are responsible for the formation of how much you content.
The study published in the journal in the person is developed on factors such as personality traits and dynamics that affect the satisfaction of the relationship. The traits of the person and how a person perceives power in a relationship can significantly form a pleasure for relationships. The study studied 1750 adults in different types of romantic relations to decipher this connection.
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The perception of power
Power dynamics are essentially what control and influence you believe that you or your partner has each other in relationships. Thinking that your partner has more “power”, you can affect how you are in your relationship. According to the study, people who believed that their partner had more power were less fulfilled in their relationship.
Unlike this, if you feel that you have the top of the dynamics of power, it really does not affect your pleasure. So, if your partner regularly calls shots, most likely you are less happy. Moreover, identity also forms power roles and your happiness, sometimes more than education or how rich you are.
The traits of the face
The second aspect on which the study was focused was the person. The study found that people who were extraverted, more organized and responsible, felt much more powerful in relationships, while those who were neurotic as emotionally sensitive, pleasant and prone to more cooperative and kind, probably feel slightly less powerful.
Again, it was different on the basis of gender identity, sexual orientation and type of relationships. For example, the one who felt more with a content with the dynamics of force and happier when their partner showed greater strength in relationships. It indicates that identity also plays a big role in forming how you feel in your relationship. This new reception shows a whole new side of pleasure of relationships, going beyond just chemistry.
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Note for readers: This article is intended only for information purposes rather than to replace professional advice.
