Ideation

1. How might we be able to find someone a girlfriend/boyfriend in which they can be in a good relationship with them?
2. How does a person’s personality affect what people they attempt to get with and the quality of the relationship?
3. How much can people’s flaws affect a relationship that they might be in?
4. How might we create a strategy to help people avoid getting into a bad relationship?
5. How might we rebuild relationships that are in a bad state?
6. Do people get into relationships in which their partner has many things in common?
7. Do people tend to get stressed out with their partner when being in a longer relationship?
8. Do shorter relationships tend to be more happy than longer relationships?
9. How can we help people gain more interest in their relationship
10. Do relationships play a role on mental health?

Ideas:

1. Get into a new and more positive relationship
2. Get help from friends, family, and therapist
3. Try talking to your partner about what is not working and what you need to fix in order to make a better relationship
4. Create new interest that your partner might enjoy
5. Break up with your partner
6. Make other friends
7. Spend more time with other people
8. Do not focus on academics
9. Go on adventures
10. Spend time away from family
11. Avoid the negatives of a person’s personality
12. Get rid of depression
13. Get rid of stress
14. Get rid of relationships
15. Spend time with friends
16. Spend time with family
17. Try new hobbies
18. Get close with people as friends before starting to date them
19. Attempt to get to know the person well before getting into a relationship
20. Being romantic with the person
21. Be loyal to your significant other
22. Be available for them for most of the time
23. Support them through their academics
24. Show them that you care
25. If any arguments happen, don’t avoid talking
26. Don’t be afraid to sacrifice
27. Be more intimate
28. Move geographical locations
29. Try nee things
30. Persevering with the relationship
31. Get a pet
32. Get more sleep
33. Buy each other materialistic items
34. Motivate each other for growth
35. Be consistent with your behavior
36. Manage emotions
37. Be a great listener
38. Be there for them when others aren’t
39. Help them understand important items
40. Be trustworthy
41. Give each other space
42. Eat food together
43. Have trust with their family
44. Give them financial support if needed
45. Express you appreciation
46. Show love
47. Let go of the past and previous relationships
48. Learn your partners boundaries
49. Know when to apologize
50. Welcome diversity
51. Try new things
52. Develop mutual relationships with friends
53. Show them comfort
54. Have realistic expectations
55. Respect on another
56. Compromise with each other
57. Know their goals in life
58. Understand them
59. Try the relationship
60. Think about marriage and the future
61. Don’t get into each others personal business if not necessary
62. Don’t blame each other
63. Show them off
64. Don’t change for them
65. Love them for who they are
66. Compliment each other
67. Don’t fight in public
68. Don’t go to bed angry
69. Don’t avoid problems
70. Give advice
71. Agree to disagree
72. Talk about intercourse
73. Forgive and forget
74. Don’t put pressure on them
75. Both cook and clean
76. Push the relationship

Top 3

Break up with your partner

• For your own mental health it is healthy to put yourself before your partner
• This will also affect with your social interactions
• This will help not worsen the relationship

Express you appreciation

• Materialistic items
• Physically be there
• Unconditional love

Push the relationship

• Persevere with the relationship
• Motivate each other to do better
• Being truthful

Top 1: Push the Relationship

How do your motivate your significant other without pushing their boundaries?

• Understand their boundaries
• Make them understand the better good for them/each other
• Help them understand their potentials in all aspects

Understanding their emotions and motivating them to change their mindset positively

Based on understanding people’s boundaries, you would:

• Encourage them but don’t stress them out
• Give them space
• Don’t pressure them

Some rewards for the aftermath would be

• Help them improve as a person
• Help them create a better mindset for themselves
• Positive reflection back to the relationship

How does this address a POV statement?

• We believe that encouragement allows them to change their mindset but you can’t change it for them.
• It would better the relationship in terms of changing the mindsets of both people positively.
• Help both partners become better people not only with the relationship