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Seven Quick Tips And DIY To Save Your Relationship 

 1) You love him He loves you
Okay then
Leave it that way
So long you're happy
It's not your business If either partner is cheating
It would only mess up your Head worrying about it

2) You really do not want third party's in your relationship; you'd bring room for gossips and doubt
that's not good

3) Never compare your partner to another person or your relationship to that of friends or what you think you've seen in other relationships you don't have any idea what's it like behind close doors.

4) Always say positive things about him or her; that way you've got each other's back. People would only say what you allow them to know or see

5) Communication is very VITAL to make a successful relationship.

6) Don't be too fast to conclude
Be logical

7) Friends: I don't know how else you could be happy or keep your relationship going if you're not friends with your man or your woman
Trust me before you consider jumping to the next available person you might want to reconsider...
1) no individual is perfect
2) no relationship is perfect and moreover perfect relationships could be very boring if there are no challenges or doubts or fights
These are all what makes a strong relationship
3) what's the guarantee the next would be better than your soon to be ex

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