One of the main theories in dating psychology is that we are attracted to people who have similar values, interests, and beliefs. This may explain why we often choose partners who are in our social group or have similar social circles. In such relationships, common interests and values facilitate communication and compatibility.

In addition, we are often attracted to people who have qualities that we lack. For example, a person who is strong and confident may be attractive to someone who has low self-esteem. Or someone who cares a lot about others might be attractive to those who are looking for support and understanding.

In addition, there are several factors that can affect who we pay attention to when meeting. For example, appearance can be an important factor. This may be due to the fact that we often associate certain physical traits with positive qualities such as health, strength, beauty, and youth.

As a rule, we choose partners who attract us with their intellectual and emotional maturity. We can be drawn to people who show strong leadership skills, are good listeners, and show respect for others.

But most importantly, for a relationship to be healthy, it is important to be honest and open with a partner, respect his personal boundaries and accept him for who he is. This will help create a long-term and happy relationship.