Partners should openly discuss their values and traditions to ensure they are on the same page regarding external influences like family opinions.

“I would also say that if you haven't had that conversation it's cool to sit together and actually consider regardless of how many years you may be together but what your values are and what the other person's values are and why”

Tori Cooper believes that open communication is the only way to establish stability and a cohesive partnership in a relationship.

“I would say the exact same thing you have to communicate overc communicate and otherwise you're not going to have any stability in your relationship you're not going to go know where you stand in your relationship if you're not”

Authentic and transparent communication in relationships is essential for mutual growth even when the conversations are difficult.

“what I learned sort of after my divorce and in relationships that I explored post divorce was that even if the conversations are hard, you have to have them. you know, like they're they're sticky. It does not feel good in the moment. But when you get to the other side of that and when you when you r”

The secret to a successful relationship is to stop trying to force or change your partner and instead focus on your own individual growth and happiness.

“the best thing that you can do for your relationship is to stop focusing on what your partner is doing and focus on taking the actions that make you a better person that make you a happier person invest in your own growth because when you do that you naturally bring it back to the relationship”

The most effective way to approach relationships is to focus on understanding and accepting a partner's true nature rather than trying to change them.

“My goal is to help them actually accept and understand who their partner is, and whether they're willing to live with that. Because that's the reality I've seen is that people don't change as much as you want them to, and you won't change as much as your partner wants you to.”

Jack Thriller recommends that men should be explicit about their expectations for sexual favors when they provide financial or material help to a romantic interest.

“So Jojo, you saying that if I don't specify, "Hey ma'am, I if I'm going to help your your your son out and what not, I want some pussy." Mhm. Then I'm shame on me. Yeah, you need to tell her.”

Navv Greene argues that a person should be direct and transparent with their partner about their sexual expectations when helping them with personal or family matters.

“No, you're not wrong but you got to tell her. No, you're not wrong but you got to tell her cuz don't cuz like if a [ __ ] doing something for me and you respecting something from it like then now I might need a little bit more.”