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Dating today seems very different from what it was for previous generations. Between dating apps, social media, cultural expectations, and busy work schedules, it can be difficult to build meaningful relationships. For people who are dating now—or who have been in successful relationships for years—what advice would you give someone looking for a healthy long-term partnership?

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After many years of marriage, I'd say friendship is the most important foundation. Attraction may bring people together, but friendship helps them stay together through life's challenges.

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Many people focus on finding the perfect partner. I've learned it's more important to find someone willing to grow and solve problems together.

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In multicultural cities like Toronto, dating often involves navigating different family expectations and cultural traditions. Open communication about those differences early on can prevent misunderstandings later.

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One challenge today is that people sometimes expect instant compatibility. Real relationships take time to develop, and not every disagreement means the relationship is failing.