A real relationship
A successful and fulfilling relationship is dependent on the compatibility between two people - their personalities, their aspirations and their lifestyle - and the way they complement each other. But, if it is to prove durable, a relationship also needs to be nurtured and, on occasion, both partners need to work at it, probably gaining a deeper understanding of each other in the process.
These reports and articles tell you more about how to get the best out of a relationship.
If marriage is your aim ... With some 50% of single people in the UK ready to try online dating, as many as one in six marriages now results from initial contact on the Internet. If your aim is to find a partner for marriage, then the right kind of online dating site – PARSHIP, for example -- really can help you on your way to happiness. to the article
Are the British now multiple daters rather than serial monogamists? By Paula Hall Once British singles would go out find someone special, fall in love and settle down. Now there seems to be a new norm - and it's called Manhattan-style dating. According to a new survey, unless you've said the words "exclusive", don't expect monogamy from day one. One in four UK men and over a third of women would openly date two, three or four people in the early stage of a relationship. to the article
A real relationship
The compatibility of two people is at the heart of PARSHIP’s matching process and it is at the heart of a successful, long-term relationship that proves fulfilling for both members of a couple.
The essence of compatibility is the way two people complement each other: how their personalities dovetail - how they are similar to each other and how they compensate for each other; how their aspirations match - what they want out of a partner and out of life; their choices of lifestyle - a hectic life in the city, a quieter life in the country, family life with children or a constant focus on each other … and so on.
PARSHIP’s compatibility matching genuinely can help single men and women find their way to a real relationship: nearly 40% of PARSHIP’s Premium Members report that they have found someone special through the service. The matching process is based on more than 30 years of academic research into relationships. Its centrepiece, the PARSHIP compatibility test, gauges some 30 different aspects of each member’s personality; each of these traits is key to his or her behaviour in a relationship. The matching is then fine-tuned on the basis of the information each member supplies on his or her lifestyle and interests, and also on the search criteria set by each member.
Many people who have found a happy relationship through PARSHIP say that, the first time they met their new partner, it almost felt as if they had known each other for a long time. That feeling of mutual comfort is a superb foundation for a real relationship - a relationship which proves durable