What do you think keeps a relationship together?

I honestly think it's the way the two people interact, not sexual though. And if theirs trust, and honestly those are keys to staying together. And the love is still there, depending on who the couple is. I do know a couple that are still together for sexual activity. But couples who are truly in love, don't only think about sex, it's much for to the person then sexual contact.

I think to accept the other person for who they are is the main idea behind a strong relationship. Like you said trust and honesty is important but when you consider the other person for who they are there is a stronger image of a stronger couple. Sex plays a role in relationships too though because to me it signifies the physical attraction for the one you love. But a guy who can accept me for who I am, whether it be my flaws of any sort or include any area of my life (my past, my present, the way I think, the way I approach, the way I handle situations. ) he needs to accept it. But, this type of scenario needs to come both ways. A give and take reality. Once he accepts me for being me, I will accept him for being him.

This would only lead me to be more comfortable around him and I can be more open toward him. Therefore, trusting him and being honest.