Best Advice to Happy Marriage Life

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Best Advice to Happy Marriage Life

·         You spend time together doing things that you both enjoy.

Relationships are full of compromises. For example, going to the movies. You will want to watch Marvel's latest movie while your spouse will like to watch Leonardo DiCaprio movie. Maybe you agree that it's time to watch Leo Falak because you chose the movie after going to the theater for the last time.

 

·         You can also spend separate time.

When you enjoy spending time together, you also need to live separately. If he goes to play football with his best friends, you don't mind. And he doesn't mind going to concerts with your friends.

Just because you're married doesn't mean you have to spend 24/7 together and you can't have separate interests and hobbies. In a healthy relationship, you both understand and respect that you need time in addition to doing what you want to do.

 

·         They are careful.

"Having a partner who gives you instant notice of what you need or wants and responds accordingly is good for the long-term potential of your relationship."

For example, my wife thinks she won't book dinner with our friends if I'm bored at work. At the same time, if she's tired because she's been up all night with our baby who was sick, I wouldn't "surprise" her with Warrior’s game tickets (even with the best tickets).

 

·         When there is bad news, go to them first.

We say you just got a promotion. Who is the first person you would enthusiastically tell? I'm sure most of us would tell our partner, wife or husband.

But what about the bad news, like redemption? This is a conversation you may not want to have with your spouse or partner. If you are married to the right person, however, this is the conversation you would still like to have - because they will help you find comfort and find ways to get out of this bad situation. I know that's what happened to me when one of my businesses failed.

 

·         You have strong confidence.

Trust is the foundation of any healthy relationship - whether it's trusting them when they go out with their friends or trusting them when you're upset. In fact, John Gottman, one of the country's leading researchers on marriage and family, says "healthy relationships and trust are essential for healthy communities."

 

·         They are physically loving.

"In general, couples who love each other more physically are more satisfied with their partners and their relationship - which makes sense, because when people show physical love to their partner, they More care and understanding. " One study also found that physical love was a strong predictor of liking, liking and satisfaction in marriage.