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Sunday, 5/4/2026 | 15:03 GMT+7

8 signs you have found your soulmate

Although dating methods have changed significantly from the past, the core values in love never disappear.

Brittney Lindstrom, a Doctor of Psychology at Regent University, US, points out 8 signs that indicate you are in love with the right person and can be with them for life.

Their friends are also your friends

A crucial aspect for a couple is spending time with each other's social circles. A good sign is when your partner's friends welcome you, and you naturally integrate into their group. Conversely, your partner is also enthusiastic and always finds ways to make you most comfortable when meeting your friends.

Introducing you to their close circle of friends shows they are serious about the relationship.

Making each other laugh

Laughter can be a measure of compatibility. It is not easy to find someone with the same sense of humor. When both of you can make each other laugh, it proves that you and your partner understand each other on a deep level.

Illustrative photo: Vladyslav Kryvoshein / Pexels.

Constructive arguments

Every couple has disagreements, but the difference lies in how they handle them. In a lasting relationship, arguments are productive, free of insults, manipulation, or humiliation.

After each argument, both learn lessons to avoid repeating mistakes. You do not argue to win, but to understand each other better.

Finding peace together, even when doing nothing

You do not necessarily need to go out or plan expensive dates to feel happy. A mature love means both can simply sit together at home, enjoying each other's presence in silence, and still feel content.

This intimacy shows you have reached a high level of soul connection, not needing external excitement to fill a void.

Your partner helps you become better

In toxic relationships, partners often inadvertently or intentionally highlight each other's flaws. Conversely, an ideal partner helps you cultivate your best qualities.

They do not bring up your bad sides or recall mistakes, but encourage you to grow and become a better version of yourself daily.

Always grateful and showing it

Many couples, after a long time together, often take each other's presence for granted. However, in a strong relationship, you will find that both always cherish each other.

Gratitude is not just about words but also expressed through small, unexpected, and caring daily actions.

Intimate connection

You both maintain affectionate gestures like kissing, hugging, or holding hands, even after many years together. This intimacy is not just physical but also emotional.

You feel safe sharing your vulnerabilities, your most private stories, and always receive active listening and empathy from your partner.

Regularly discussing the future

The clearest sign of a love that can last a lifetime is when "the future" always comes up in conversations.

Your partner does not hesitate to make long-term plans and always considers you an indispensable part of their life. When both of you look in the same direction, that is the strongest foundation for a happy marriage.

*Nhat Minh (According to Yourtango)*

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/8-dau-hieu-ban-da-tim-dung-nua-kia-cua-doi-minh-5058547.html
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