5 signs you are a power couple
In the realm of relationships, the concept of a "power couple" is widely recognized. Power couples are those who are in a romantic relationship or are married and have a successful and stable professional and personal life. They are a testament to the idea that two heads are better than one, and together, they can conquer the world. Are you a power couple?
If you both are equally successful
According to relationship coach Jeevika Sharma, you are a power couple if you and your partner have separate careers and both of you are equally successful in them based on your hard work and efforts. "When both partners achieve success in their respective careers through their dedicated efforts, gaining name, fame, and wealth, they become a power couple," she says.
If you manage responsibilities together
"If both partners are staying together while managing household chores and other responsibilities related to their personal lives together, then this would make them a power couple," says Sharma. Assisting each other with household tasks, including cleaning, cooking, family care, and helping with children's studies, can enhance their power couple status when responsibilities are shared and managed effectively.
If you lead influential lives
It would make a power couple if both are equally influential in their respective lives and careers. According to Sharma, a power couple is a couple where both partners are equally attractive and have a good follower base in general. "People admire those who are highly influential and whose standard of living is admired by others," she says.
If you both are mentally healthy
A couple is also recognized as a power couple when both the partners are mentally healthy. Both of them remain calm and act wisely under any circumstances. "A power couple keeps themselves and their family happy. They believe more in mental fitness while also being physically fit," Sharma says. Power couples don't usually crumble when faced with setbacks; they thrive in adversity.
If you argue less
To be a power couple, both partners should refrain from fighting or arguing with each other, opines Sharma. "They should both handle things calmly and talk about issues, clear them out and make each other understand their perspectives too," she adds. Their love and commitment to each other are unwavering, serving as the bedrock of their partnership.
