What is a relationship about?

Me and my girlfriend are very different people. We have not much in common. But I can say one thing - I can't even think about being without her. It's something that I can't explain in words. You just have to know, that this girl is yours. I'm happy with her as well as she is and that's the point of our relationship.

Having a diversity of interests is fine, unless you don't have enough interests in common to sustain interest in each other. Set all that aside for now and look at this statement you made:

I feel like, no matter what our interests, it's about finding someone who makes you feel like you seek to feel. Someone that completes you and can offer you what you need in a relationship. She thinks we need to have all the same interests or it will fail.

Two points: First, "finding someone who makes you feel like you seek to feel" is a point of view that's all about what you can get from a relationship, rather than what you give to it. Relationships that are built on taking without giving will be unsatisfactory in one or more ways.

Secondly, no one "completes" you. That's romantic movie nonsense. You are complete now. You're not missing any component that needs someone else to complete in order for you to be whole. If you're looking for yourself in someone else you'll never find what you're looking for.

Now, back to the topic of not having many shared interests. That only works as long as each person is willing to give up what they're interested in for the other's benefit. How long will that attitude last? Since you're girlfriend "doesn't see it working" it sounds like she is already tiring of it.

In many cases, the older a person gets the more they resent having to give up what they want while watching their partner get what they want. You need to take the long view on this one, see the big picture.

Can that kind of relationship work? Sure, anything is possible. It requires a great deal of sacrifice by one or both parties though.

It is likely to work? Without enough in common to sustain the relationship, it isn't likely. We all like to see ourselves as exceptions to the norm when being the exception represents something we want, but the fact is, most are not the exception, most are the norm ... that's why it's the norm.

Can you and your girlfriend be the exception? Sounds like you hope so and she doesn't think so. It takes two to make a relationship work unless one is willing to sacrifice everything for the other, and only then if the "other" accepts the sacrifice as enough.

Sorry to sound like a downer, but you did ask, so I assumed you wanted an honest answer and not just a "feel good" answer.

finding someone with good values and has many similar qualities and a prosper life

It's all about finding that person that is your other half, the one you wish you had met long before you met them.

Relationship mean to understanding between each-other,it may be depend on the base of compromise or affectionate .Sometimes it feels impossible to find someone who's right for you — and who thinks you're right for him or her! So when it happens, you're usually so psyched that you don't even mind when your little brother finishes all the ice cream or your English teacher chooses the one day when you didn't do your reading to give you a pop quiz.

Well differences should not be an issue, but that could be a way to make you bond together. Like letting him or her know you or enjoy other side of the world which he or she couldn't see or experience yet. In this way he can appreciate your stuff, while being with you.

a relation ship is when your inlaws leave by sea

Relationship? If you believe in God make him the center of your relationship. Then everything will fall into the right place.

Note: If you do not believe in God, don't mind this.

Relationship is all about loving a person who is very much different than you. Just the love the difference in you both.

Relationships are the most meaningful element in our lives..

Relationship is about having someone you can't live without. It really doesn't matter what you do, as long as you enjoy doing it together. In fact, it doesn't even matter if you enjoy doing it, as long as you LOVE doing it because you know your partner loves doing it. Relationship is about loving a person for who he or she is.

I think that there is some truth in the old saying that Opposites do attract!

I like being in a relationship that helps me learn more about myself and makes me feel like a better person in doing so.

it's about having someone around you.