Trust and self-esteem are great, aren't they? They are the pillars of any long-lasting relationship. Just ask Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell! But another crucial aspect to any successful relationship is being able to compromise. You've been riding the "ME ME ME!" train for a long time and now it's time to get on the "Me and sometimes you" train. Basically, you have to outgrow your brattiness for the sake of your relationship. Sometimes you have to eat Thai when you really wanted Mexican or watch a few dumb movies you had no intention of ever seeing. Although it can be painful, knowing how to compromise is imperative for any relationship, past, present and future. I know you want to tell the world how in love you are but please don't be in a relationship with them on Facebook. Just don't. Not only is it tacky, it also makes a potential break up that much more public and painful. Your friend from summer camp in 8th grade doesn't need to see that your relationship is over. People you don't know or care about don't need to be sending you heartfelt messages asking you if you're okay. Just do yourself a favor and keep that offline. We live in The Information Age, which can be a good and bad thing for relationships. Although it's nice to share photos of the two of you and be affectionate on each other's Facebook walls, it's important to keep parts of the relationship sacred. The