What do you consider true love in 2015?
Getting personal.co.uk has come up with those things that define love in 2015- times have changed but people genuinely believe these actions legitimate their relationship.
Signing greeting cards from both of you- You may have picked it out, paid for it and remembered the occasion, but you want everyone to know that you live at the same address.
Come home to them early when on a night out- As soon as you get tipsy, you get horny and watching other people get drunk and get it on is your cue to leave and go home to your man.
Not wearing make-up so often- You don’t look decorated all the time- he needs to realise the effort you go to in the mornings to create your signature look.
Feeling strange when you have the bed to yourself- When he is away on work- you feel slightly guilty for star fishing in your shared bed.
Updating to 'In a relationship' on Facebook- Yes world you are now off the market- sorry guys who fancy you, friends who are single and family members who said our would remain single if you didn’t change yourself in some way. (Up yours!)
Knowing what to order them when getting a takeaway- Predictable yes- but it makes life a whole lot easier when food is needed quickly.
Being in constant contact, through texts, instant messages or calls- They are your person- they need to know the gossip first.
Texting when arriving somewhere so they know you're safe- Or you get a phone call an hour after your arrival time from someone sounding like one of your parents when you breezed past your curfew.
Texting goodnight/morning texts if you aren't staying together- You would at home, plus a kiss, so why not via text?
Having their photo as your desktop background/phone wallpaper- When you have a particularly bad day- this gets you through.
Buying their favourite food when grocery shopping- You know that the smile he gives you when you present him with his favourite food will make you want to go back and get some more.
Spending all day with them in pyjamas/trackie bottoms- Yes you like to slum it just like the next person- he knows you will make an effort when it counts.
Having your own bank accounts/cash as well as a shared account- You know that they are not going to run off with all your cash and spend it on beer, horses or mistresses- happy days.
Your family members 'adding' your other half on social media- They want to make contact with him and not just to snoop.
No longer being envious of your friends' single lives- Yes they can go out without consulting someone first, or get a dog if they want and have sex with other people- but you would rather sit in on a Saturday snuggled up with your one and only than play flirt with some stranger in a night club.
Finding yourself getting them spontaneous gifts based on private jokes- You don’t tell us what you’ve bought because we wouldn’t get it- but he finds it hilarious.
Each having your own friends, not just 'couple friends'- Couple friends are forced upon you- it’s important to have people whom you choose to have in your life.
Finishing off each other's sentences- It’s like being trapped in Groundhog Day.
Enjoying doing their laundry- They spoiled you- but you’re skint so this free gesture is about all you can give in return.
Having their favourite shows saved to your Netflix account- You hate Breaking Bad and he hates Grey’s Anatomy- but you have Homeland to balance you out.
Tagging them on Facebook when you're out together/on a date- Yes you have a boyfriend and yes you do cool stuff together. Your joint life is worth publishing.
Using his/her name or birthday for online passwords- You won’t forget his, but if it was the other way around- he would never remember any of his passwords.
Wearing one of his t-shirts to bed- What’s his is now yours, even if it means he has nothing clean.
Leaving a long line of kisses at the ends of texts or messages- And if he doesn’t reply with the same number then he doesn’t love you as much!
Going on a diet/cutting out alcohol when they do- There is no way he is going to be skinny and sober without you!