Every long-term relationship has its difficulties and each couple has its own “danger zones” within which disputes are altered in the blink of an eye in arguments and fights.
It is not abnormal for a couple to fight, but is not the appropriate way to a happy and rewarding partnership, especially when the starting point is mutual love.
There are, of course, and couples who fight infrequently and tend to ‘ tick ‘ many of the practices below. The seven habits of couples that do not quarrel.
They have accepted each other.
If a couple has stood at the time, it should not be because its members had no other alternative, but because it took a clear decision to share their lives with the people who have beside them. Couples who bicker thinly, have usually accepted one another with the peculiarities and oddities and know what to ignore and what to catch up with one simple admonition, to avoid further tension.
Protect their ‘ space ‘.
In a relationship that evolves smoothly without ups and downs and grinding, the members of the couple learn over time to not bring home tensions caused by extraneous factors and relate to a third party in such a manner that the load on their partner. The relationship is shelter and it must be preserved to provide tranquility and strength to face the world around us.
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Know to seek apologies and to condone.
People make mistakes, they say things they do not mean, and put up, often in roles which follow mechanically at the expense of their companion that, at that time, can expect more. The people who do not find hard to admit their mistake, to seek the understanding of the other and to give their own, avoiding not only one, but several potential arguments.
Respect their personal time.
Entering into a relationship, two people carry with them pieces of their previous life, old friends, and interests that may not be compatible with those of their partner. Each partner has its own time and can spend it as they want, this gives both a valuable decompression valve which work beneficially for the tranquility of their relationship.
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They recognize the important issues.
Living together with another person may raise many issues that require the involvement of both sides in dealing with them and the search for the best solution. It is normal for the two partners not always coincide and to disagree strongly before they reach a decision; a couple who has set clear priorities can share responsibilities and limit the issues that require near absolutely important, the scope for disagreements and unnecessary time around who is responsible for what.
Discuss everything.
Partners who learn from the beginning of their relationship to be open with each other and talking freely about their concerns to build a trustworthy relationship and a supportive environment, from which derive confidence. The stakes becomes very important for risking to undermine the relationship with egos and arguments without substance. If they argue, who will run to tell their pain?
Appreciate the humor and sex.
Tensions in a pair are often the result of stress experiences one of the two or both together, something that requires the intervention of the most calm, so the pressure to defuse. Laughter is a good decompression valve for every couple who has learned to handle crises without compromising the balance in the relationship. The other corresponding valve is of course, sex.
By Johnny Stones, Truth Inside Of You.
