What you bring to a relationship

The strengths you bring to a relationship.

A light self-description of the strengths you bring to a partnership — what you're good at, not what you want from it. Shared only if you choose. (Relationship strengths & roles)

Groups

• The supportive one — Dependable and there when it counts.
• The communicator — Open, honest and good at talking things through.
• The planner — The organiser who keeps life on track.
• The romantic — Thoughtful gestures, affection and surprises.
• The peacemaker — Calm under tension and quick to mend things.
• The fun one — Playful, spontaneous and full of energy.
• The listener — Patient, attentive and easy to open up to.
• The motivator — Encourages growth, dreams and ambition.
• The nurturer — Caring and attentive to the little needs.
• The rock — Steady, grounding and reassuring.

Related topics

• Relationship status
• What matters most in a relationship
• What you're looking for
• How private you keep love
• Romantic beliefs

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