- In a couple there is always someone who "loves more." This is true and myth at the same time. It's not that one loves and the other lets you love. (Although this happens). Just one more proactive, caring, accustomed to giving. Interestingly, when the energizer bunny runs out of battery, the other partner becomes more active. To maintain the balance of the forces of good and evil.

-Any relationship, even the most failed ones, can be saved. (with the mutual desire of the drowning people). The common problem “I don’t want him / her anymore” is solvable and normal.

- “We have no common interests” is also common. It is also solvable, there would be a desire. By the way, the key to a strong relationship is common jokes and gags.

-It's not worth it to accumulate discontent.

-Support is what I love! “You’ll succeed, you’re so smart. Didn’t work? Well, to hell with him! Excellent experience.” I always remember my mother’s “I told you so.” Still remember how unpleasant it is?

- In stressful situations, you will copy your parents. I didn't want to be like my mother, but now you stand with a rolling pin, hands on your hips and saw it. Didn't notice how?

Do you think any relationship can be saved?