Can your better half becomes your best friend??

I think your better half should be your best friend. You can not make a life with someone who is not your best friend!

If this better half will eventually becomes your husband/wife then it would be best that friendship becomes first and foremost. Being a friend will enable you to have that respect and compromise that every relationship needs. I always believe that friendship is the forefront of all relationship. There are some persons who think that your better half should be like a mother/father or sister/brother. I also think this too.

My husband is my best friend. I would think your husband/wife should be your best friend or why would you marry him/her. Take care!!

Personally, I feel that your better half should BE your best friend, or atleast ONE of your best friends before they even become your better half! And if that doesn't happen, they should become your best friend really soon! I feel this way because if they're your "better" half, they need to know you the BEST so that they can put you in line when you step out, and sense when something is wrong, and know exactly what to say and when to say it when you need it and things like that and only a best friend can actualy do things such as these.

ofcourse they can and when we ay they are our better half that actually means that they are the one who will always be by our side when we want them,they will always protect us,they will always listen to us and our comfort and happiness will be more important to them then anything else and these are the qualities of a best friend.so i believe your better half can always be your best friend.

I agree with HoneyDew on this one. Your better half SHOULD be your best friend. I know mine is. I look at my boyfriend as my best friend, and if you want to spend the rest of your life with your better half, who better to do that with than your best friend?

Even before being lovers and married couple, my bestfriend is my husband. Our friendship has become the foundation of our relationship.