A healthy relationship involves couples sharing their dreams

Spiritual belief and self-growth

Be open in discussing about the similarities and differences of your spiritual beliefs. Also, share with your partner the self-improvements you are experiencing in your life. The intellectual, emotional, and other developments in your life can positively rob off on your partner.

Work and money

The money aspect in a relationship has more to do with what money means to each partner. Endeavor to discuss your budgets, savings, and spending habits. Properly settling any money issue will help to avoid a lot of possible money conflicts later. Also, talking about a new project or boss at work helps both of you understand what your lives are like when apart.

Family

Discussing family ties help both of you understand what type of relationship you have with your family members. Discuss what you like or dislike about your families and how to replicate or avoid such. This should also involve talk about children. This is important as they tend to have an impact on your relationship satisfaction.

Plans and ambitions                

A healthy relationship involves couples sharing their dreams. Discuss any goals you have set for yourself with your partner. Also, what are your shared goals as a couple? The time and effort put into planning or trying something together as a couple helps to keep both of you closer.

Fears and insecurities

Share your fears, shortcomings, and insecurities with your partner. This can help make the situation a lot more tolerable. Learn to admit when you make mistakes. Tell them what your worries are as a problem shared is a problem half solved. When you reveal your struggles and weaknesses, you are giving your partner the courage to do same. They’ll become more at peace with you and more likely to respond by expressing a desire to be there for you. Vulnerability with your partner is OK and at least it helps you to be understood.

Feelings

This is a very important component of communicating in a healthy relationship. Be open to talk about your feelings with your partner. If you have something in your mind you want to tell them, don’t hold it back. Do you feel neglected, angry, hurt, or disappointed? Open up and share it with your partner.

Remember that the more substantive couple conversation topics you have with your partner, the better. This has the power to bring both of you closer and make you happier as a couple. So, go and have some more intellectual conversations.