6 Signs You Have Found The One

We read and swoon over imaginary characters in romantic novels, watch rom-coms with grand romantic gestures, and dream about our own version of the perfect straight-out of a movie love story, but sometimes real love doesn't come with intense butterflies in your stomach, and dramatic moments. It can come as an unexpected guest, quiet, steady and comforting in ways you didn’t realize you needed. 

If you’re wondering whether you’ve truly found your one and only, here are some signs that might guide your heart.

 

You Feel Like Yourself Around Them

Being with them brings out your true personality, faking it or pretending to be someone you’re not is not on the table. You can share everything with them from your silly jokes, and flaws to your deep thoughts without any fear of judgment.

 

You Imagine a Future Together

Ever found yourself daydreaming of spending the rest of your life with them? Then, you may have found your true love. You envision them as a key part of your future, in every scenario they fit in your life perfectly.

 

You Feel The Happiest with Them

The simplest things with them bring you joy. Whether it's grocery shopping, watching movies, or just simply staying in silence, being together is always a special time for you no matter how ordinary the days may seem.

 

They Prioritize Your Needs

If someone truly loves you, they will go above and beyond to make you happy, even with the simplest gestures. They won’t mind to go that extra mile to ensure that you’re content, because to them your happiness is their priority.

 

You Feel Completly Safe 

You feel a sense of safety and reassurance whenever they’re around. Their loyalty and commitment make you feel secure in both the big moments and the quiet ones too, and you know that you are valued and protected, no matter the circumstances you two may face.

 

You Manage Conflict Well

As much as loving each other is essential, but having mutual understanding is an integral part of any relationship. You both recognise that your differences are natural, and instead of letting them create tension and unnecessary arguments, you approach them with patience and respect.