Tuesday, 16 November 2010

Rows are inevitable but good communication can quickly resolve and even prevent them

For many couples trying to combine work and raise a family at the same time relationship issues are bound to arise and cause problems for you both. What is evident in these troubled relationships is a deterioration caused by a lack of, or poor, communication between couples.

The problem will escalate unless a concerted attempt is made by you both to sit down and air your views before things begin to turn nasty. While it is common for many couples to argue and even get into flaming rows most of these situations are caused by misunderstandings. The secret is how to engage in discussions without casting allegations and shouting insults at your partner.

It is difficult to halt a full scale row when it is in progress better to develop an understanding between yourselves that when either of you has a problem it is brought out into the open and discussed sensibly.

This is far from easy as many of us are strong willed and want to get our own way. If your relationship is important to you then change.

Choose a time of relative calm, possibly after a nice dinner, and raise the matter without accusing your partner. Suggest how things may be changed but ask your partner’s views do not present the solution as final, this should be a two way fix, and compromise is the name of the game.

Make these open discussions a regular occurrence in your relationship and see just how your trust and respect for each other strengthens.

What do you think, please leave your comments.

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