Once upon a time, you and your partner could each spend whatever you wanted or could afford, whenever you wanted, on whatever took your fancy. You were single, footloose and fancy-free with obligations to no one else. You were also without the precious companionship of the special person that has become your partner.
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No matter how much you really want and need to get your point across to your partner, there are a number of methods of communication that are strictly off limits. Using them will get you nowhere productive.
Infidelity does not always mean the death of a relationship. If the couple (or at least to start off if at least one half of the couple) wants to make it work, it can be done. What probably takes the longest to rekindle in a relationship after infidelity is intimacy.
For many busy couples, intimacy is unfortunately an issue that gets pushed aside. Really, nobody’s checking up on it (we hope), and you don’t normally have a deadline on it or any of the other checks and balances that are involved in many other sectors of your lives.
It’s inevitable – there will be times when you and your honey have to be physically apart from each other. This can come about due to illness, military duty, business travel, or for many other reasons.
Being part of a strong relationship is the ultimate achievement, but only if this is in a healthy and positive way, without giving up what makes you unique.
Ever wondered what happened to the passion and intimacy in your relationship? As time passes and day-to-day life intervenes, many couples find themselves drifting apart. Why does this happen?
It’s so easy to take each other for granted and to get caught up in a pattern of not expressing your appreciation of each other. So what can you do to really let your partner know how grateful you are for everything that they do?
We’re always told how important good communication is to make a relationship work, but what does this really mean? Good communication does not usually come naturally in a long-term relationship, and both partners need to work on getting their communication momentum right to achieve a harmonious relationship.
