KissMeGoodnight
eRomance Series:
Secrets Revealed To Red-Hot,
Lasting
Relationships
( 20 pages )
46.
Financial Woes
One of the main
reasons other than fidelity that marriages fall apart is due
to finances. When couples are struggling with money problems,
tempers flare, frustration builds, drinking may start, and
it is an all-around unhealthy situation. The minute there
are any signs of financial difficulties, the two of you need
to immediately sit down and figure out a plan on how to deal
with the problem. If needed, go to see a financial consultant
or a credit counseling service to help you get back on track.
Do not allow your finances to get out of line or your relationship
will certainly suffer.
47.
I Forgive You
If something
has happened in your relationship causing the trust to waiver,
you will have many things to work through. When your mate
has done something that requires you to forgive, you have
to forgive, REALLY forgive. Once you have worked through the
issue either together or with professional counseling, and
you tell them that you forgive them, you can never hold that
over them again. As an example, if your mate has had an affair
and the two of you choose to work it out rather than throw
the relationship away, once the problems are resolved and
the forgiveness is said, it is done! This means that you cannot
stalk your mate to ensure they are where they said they would
be, call or page them throughout the day, constantly ask for
reaffirmation of your relationship, it means that you forgive
and put the past behind you and then move on in a new, strong,
and healthy relationship. It will not be easy, but you can
do it with the right help, attitude, and commitment.
48.
Fighting No-No
While having
disagreements is normal and sometimes when controlled, healthy
for relationships, the place and degree of discussion are
important. Keep your disagreements private. Being at a party
or anywhere around family or friends and breaking into an
argument is a great way to break down a relationship. Not
only does it cause embarrassment for your mate, but it also
puts a negative light on both of you from the people witnessing
the fight. If you are in public and think you need to argue,
at least find a quiet corner or separate room where you can
discuss whatever it is bothering you.
49.
Strong Family Ties
When in a relationship,
not only are you involved with the love of your life, but
also the family of your mate. It is important to build a strong,
healthy relationship with the families as well. Even if you
do not see them often, having a good connection with your
mate’s family will make life for everyone much better all
the way around.
50.
Mentoring
If you know of
another couple from work or your church that has been married
for many years and continued to have a strong relationship,
ask them if they would mentor you. Being around positive influences
and watching someone who leads by example is a great way to
learn how to have a good relationship for yourself.
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