Abstract

The search for the perfect partner has been a recurring theme across human societies embedded deeply in psychological cultural and evolutionary frameworks. Modern psychological research emphasizes that partner selection is influenced by a complex interplay of biological predispositions personality traits attachment styles socio-cultural expectations and individual life experiences. In contemporary times digital communication social media exposure and shifting value systems have significantly reshaped perceptions of compatibility intimacy emotional stability and long-term relationship viability. This research paper investigates the psychological dimensions of choosing a partner by examining theories of attraction determinants of compatibility behavioural interaction patterns and individual differences that influence relationship success. Additionally the study integrates personality models attachment theory emotional regulation patterns communication styles and social cognition to under