London, June 28 : Actress Jennifer Aniston feels honesty is the key to make a relationship work.
The actress, who is dating actor Justin Theroux, admits that it is important to be able to talk openly and honestly to one's partner in order for love to last, contactmusic.com reports.
"You need to talk to each other and you have to say what you want. You don't confront your man about things which you're not happy about, you approach it in a much more constructive way. You never want to be in an adversarial situation where it's you versus him," she told new! magazine.
The actress, who was previously married to actor Brad Pitt, insists she doesn't "waste time being negative" and tries to be optimistic at all times.
"It's important to live openly and with hope; I try to be open and look forward to tomorrow. I consider myself a very optimistic and positive person," she said.
"It's so easy to find things to worry about or complain about and I've learnt over the years that you don't need to waste time being negative. Having a good conversation over a bottle of wine is about as magical an experience as you can have when you're in the moment and allowing yourself to enjoy things," she added.
"You need to talk to each other and you have to say what you want. You don't confront your man about things which you're not happy about, you approach it in a much more constructive way. You never want to be in an adversarial situation where it's you versus him," she told new! magazine.
The actress, who was previously married to actor Brad Pitt, insists she doesn't "waste time being negative" and tries to be optimistic at all times.
"It's important to live openly and with hope; I try to be open and look forward to tomorrow. I consider myself a very optimistic and positive person," she said.
"It's so easy to find things to worry about or complain about and I've learnt over the years that you don't need to waste time being negative. Having a good conversation over a bottle of wine is about as magical an experience as you can have when you're in the moment and allowing yourself to enjoy things," she added.