Any type of relationship comes with its own set of challenges. A bicultural relationship can be a little harder to navigate than a relationship consisting of two individuals who already share the same culture.

In addition to being busy, you're also very much single. Busy and single. The two don't exactly work together. How are you supposed to find time to date when your days are jampacked as it is?

When you first met your partner, you were two peas in a pod. Everything just worked. It felt easy, natural, and right. You hardly ever argued.

When you think of conflict, you probably think of yelling, screaming, pointing fingers, and red faces. Conflict is often seen as a bad thing, a negative. It's looked at by many people as something that should be avoided.

You love and trust your partner. In fact, this may even be the best relationship you’ve ever been in. But that being said, you can’t seem to knock down those walls that you built up.

Codependency is a type of relationship where a person may rely heavily on another in order to meet their emotional and psychological needs.

Communication is key in making any type of relationship work. No matter the type of relationship, a family member, a friend, a coworker, or an intimate partner, boundaries are essential in order for the relationship to work.

Whether your anger was caused by your partner, an event that happened during your day, or a mixture of both, you still need to be able to communicate. Your partner and you should both feel safe and secure in your relationship to communicate, through the good times and the bad times.

Little disagreements tend to blow up into larger arguments. It’s like you’ve been living the same day on repeat.

Working and trying to balance a healthy relationship with your partner can be challenging.

Fighting is inevitable when you are in a relationship. After all, the two of you do not share the same mind and you are different people.

Growing up, you may have had plenty of clashes with your parents. Well, imagine having to deal with another set of parents who have their finger on everything you do.

Dealing with conflicts in your relationship is never easy. When you and your partner clash over an issue, you can both end up feeling hurt and insecure.