What ingredients would you put in a mixing bowl to make a fantastic relationship?

Question

a sprinkle of kindness,a teaspoon of loyalty,a dash of trust?

Answer 1

Trust, honesty, humour, understanding, kindness, patience,
tolerance, compatibility, physical attraction, communication, loyalty, and that crazy little thing called love.

Answer 2

A pint of trust as without this a relationship is doomed you can't be insecure about each other.
Afew teaspoons of loyalty as no one wants to be committed to a cheater.
A hint of jealousy you do want your patner to get a little bit jealous now again just so you know he wants you.
A 100g of sex what relationship is good without this major ingredient?
And then add a sprinkle abit of affection, passion, "kindness", unerstandment, and a whole lotta love.
And a 5 teaspoons of communication skills

Mix all up in a bowl but it in the love machine oven and walla!!!
That was fun lol

Answer 3

A cup of honesty, a sprinkle of tenderness, a couple of tablespoons of respect, a tablespoon of friendship, a dash of excitment, a teablespoon of loyality, a dash of kindness, a 1/2 cup of passion and a teaspoon of thinking of others.

Answer 4

Well, I used to look at my parents marriage, and think that I could do a lot better than that. I mean, they didn't seem to have a lot of respect for each other, patience was definitely lacking, trust was selective, and communications seems stilted. And I remember thinking that the very essentials of a relationship hasn't been achieved by my parents, after 29 years of marriage.

That was before I got into a relationship. It was easier to analyse, but a lot harder to experience. Now I know that somehow, they did get the essentials in the rite balance. Yes, they argue, but not of lack of communication, but difference of opinion. And the arguments are a reason for them to make up, bringing them closer. If it seemed like they barely tolerated each other, it's because they knew each other's irritating quirks and their redeeming qualities. If it looked like they didn't trust, it wasn't expected anymore, because it was long given to each other.

They had no secrets, no fears, no lies. They just loved unquestioningly, and still do. That openess, is what I envy and want to achieve in my relationship.

Answer 5

A little bit of me and a whole lot of you,
add a dash of lemon and a dozens roses too,
then let it lay for a hundred years or two
and that's the recipe for making love!!
It doesn't need sugar 'cause it's already sweet
It doesn't need an oven 'cause it's got a lot of heat
Just add a dash of kisses to make it all complete
And that's the recipe for making love

Answer 6

You've made this tricky because you have pretty much answered the question in your question!! But without meaning to sound too much like you :- a bif fat dollop of friendship, lashings of trust, a tablespoon of laughter, lots of sexy sprinkles, oodles of loyalty and a sprig or two of naughtiness! Yum Yum

Answer 7

Stage one
A cupfull of attraction
A scoop of desire
A barrell full of passion

Stage two
Stir the above ingrediants until
Light and fluffy in love.

Stage three
Simmer on a slow heat for a year or two(or however long it takes).
Build in trust
Stir in honestly
Add respect

Stage four

Stir in a heap of responsiblity
Add a lifetime of commitment

Stage four

Your cake or relationship should be well made, light to touch but never be broken.

WARNING: Forget or loose one of those ingrediants you may be in trouble.

Answer 8

plenty of love, folloed by oozes of special physical fun, and blended in a bowl made out of trust garnished with sprinkle of loyalty for good measure, and love juice as a chaser with the dish x

Answer 9

2 tablespoons trust, 2 tablespoons passion, a dash of understanding, a little bit of sense of humour and garnish with a sprinkle of hugs and kisses....

Answer 10

300ml of unconditional love, mix in 2 tablespoons of trust, 3 handfuls of laughter, three cups of humiltiy, heat under 100 degrees of lust, cover with hope and serve with joy.