Tips to Ignore Fight in Couple
‘12 Reasons Why Married Couples Fight and Simple Tips to Avoid Fights’
From daily chores to life's big
decisions, from sweet notes to serious criticism, couples fight over everything
under the roof. Life in our cities brings more challenges as well as more
elections.
Adjustments
in family work, financial management, knowing when to spend time together and
when to place. There are very few of the objective setting sharewares that you
can use.
Relationships
offer wonderful benefits for prosperity, life satisfaction, and stress
management, but without their challenges no one can put a strain on a couple,
but by working through them either Their relationship can be strong or they can
be separated, depending on how they deal with the challenges they face.
Getting
married in a healthy way can be difficult, especially since stress can come
from many different sources.
Reasons Why Married Couples Fight
1. Parenting
Differences in parental practices are another major cause of conflict. This can also be an important factor when partners come from different cultural backgrounds. Extensive parenting interventions can cause marital distress. Equally painful is the family's growing involvement in fertility. One of the other issues is when partners have raw work schedules that interfere with family eating routines or children's study and sleep routines. Children lose the feeling of being neglected by one parent or become too attached to one parent, leading to conflict between the couple.
2. family
Couples fight over each other's extended family. In a joint
family arrangement in India, the daughter-in-law is generally expected to live
by the rules set by her father-in-law and this is a major cause of differences
between couples.
3. Jealousy
Teasing, heterosexuality and social media friends often
cause jealousy and friction between the couple. Also, unequal success at work
or too much attachment to one's partner's parents or siblings can lead to
jealousy and neglect in a couple's relationship.
4. Money
Bills, pay out habits, monitory priorities are to come on
the list. People consider expenses separately and couples do not always agree
on each other's expenses. One can be a spender and the other a saver. Also, a
new type of controversy is emerging in India, where in-laws and / or husbands
try to control the income of working women and exclude them from financial
decisions.
5. Personal habit
Daily habits can also lead to arguments between couples,
especially if a partner has a compulsive hygiene and hygiene problem.
Differences in general discipline or discipline in the home, toilet routines
and TV habits can also lead to regular adjustment problems between the couple.
6. Household/Domestic
1. If you're in a bad mood, back off
We all have days where we are not in the best mood. If your
day is getting worse and your anger is less, step back and avoid having a
heated conversation with your partner. If they start a discussion that touches
the nerves, say something along their lines, "Look, it's better if we don't
talk right now. I'm not in the right frame of mind." By backing up at the
right time, you can avoid a fight that could turn into something bigger.
2. It took time to calm down
In the over hastily, it's rigid not to react. However, a good
reason for this is that after five minutes of fighting, we feel more rational
and remorseful. When we feel someone moving with some intensity, it is often an
indication that something deeper is unfolding. Our partner's wrong words or
straightforward looks can make us feel old, negative feelings about ourselves
that make us angry, embarrassed, or defensive.
We then react in ways that do not always suit the situation
and in fact often exacerbate it. If we can end ourselves in this moment of
strength, get a walk, or while take a few deeper, long breaths, we can obtain some
perspective and give back to a more rational state of mind. Instead of getting
bogged down in our own heads, we can stay in the moment and choose how we want
to respond with more awareness and sensitivity than the other person.
3. Don't fight for old reasons
When you are arguing with your husband, always make sure
that you are not fighting over a dead topic. Don't dig out old titles when
you're fighting. This will further inflame your argument and take it to a whole
new level. So, avoid old dying topics when you are fighting your husband.
4. Talk about things in a positive way
Positive
and constructive communication is always good for a healthy relationship. Talk
about things in a positive way. Don't be decisive and analytical all the time.
Instead of pointing your finger at your personality or playing the blame game,
speak up about your differences. Every couple’s responsibility to talk about
things a positive way between them, don’t tell lie each other.
5. Don't be loud
Most of the time when you are angry or upset about
something, you just get louder or raise your voice a little bit to even see
that you are doing it. It can make the other person angry and upset. This can
lead you both to a new argument or fight. Silently and coincidentally say
whatever is on your mind instead of raising your voice.
If a man is in a tension or stressed due to lack of work time, if he raises his voice, then his wife should understand it, and ignore his anger.
6. Respect each other's place and
privacy
Most
couples forget that their spouse has a life of their own and beyond. Respect
each other's status and individuality. Don't act like a spy all the time and
ask your spouse the last questions. Let her enjoy her leisure time.
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