Stable Relationship Fundamentals

23 June 2009 Categories: Communication Tips

Relationship ship advice is everywhere you look these days. Everyone has an opinion on the best action to take in different situations. Also, the majority of information is appropriate for certain situations and problems and not others, so only helps a select amount of people. Here we take a look at the core-basics, the things that nearly all relationships need to have in place if they are to work.Get these things right and the rest should follow without too much trouble.

Trust. Do not underestimate the disruptive power of having distrust. You will always be worrying when they are away at conference venues for example, about what they are doing and who with? insecurities like this breads accusations and constant worry from both parties, which will never bring people closer together. Trust is not easy to give if you have been hurt before but think of it like this, if your partner is willing to hurt you by being unfaithful, are they the right person for you anyway?

Communication. Every couple has issues and country to popular belief, these are not what split people up, it’s actually the inability to deal with them and reach an understanding.Without open channels of communication between the two of you, the chances of your relationship surviving are slim. Talking calmly and sensibly to each other is the best way to really get to understand problems and how the other person feels about them. If you find this too difficult then it often helps to have someone else in the room to act a diplomat and keep the conversion from breaking down.

Love . This one sounds obvious enough but you’d be amazed how many people are together who don’t love each other.  The result of this is that they start to resent being with each other and maybe feel trapped, which leads to fighting and upset. It is possible to fall back in love with someone and you don’t need to renew you vows at luxurious castle weddings in order to do so. You do however have to first like them as a person and find them attractive in some way, be it their looks or their personality. If you are struggling with the love making side of it here is a great resource that has help soo many people.

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Relationship secrets: 5 Tips to improve Communication

18 June 2009 Categories: Communication Tips

Of all the the things you can control in your life, much depends on the quality of your communication style. If you are going to be a successful in any aspect of your Relationship, Work, and Family, then improving your communication skills will give you a real advantage.

Steps To improve Your Communication Style:

  1. Watch your language, and begin washing out words commonly thought of as aggressive or inflammatory. your language will be more effective If you stick to a description of the facts (at the least the part of the facts you know),. Do not use direct statements and avoid complex interpretations of others’ behavior. For example, try “That makes me feel bad. Why are you saying it?” instead of “You must really hate me.”
  2. Avoid using the words “never” and “always.” They really offend people and put them at the deffensive. These words are obviously untrue, because you can’t see that far into the future. Using them will destroy your credibility in a confrontation, and unfairly denies the other’s potential for change and self-improvement.
  3. Learn to listen. Poeple that have training in communication, will put a lot energy into listening what the other person says in an argument. Make a point of repeating what the other person said, perhaps adding an acknowledgement of their emotional state: “What you are telling me is that the situation in your company is so bad that you are sure your position will be terminated, and that has you in serious trouble making your house payments. I can see why you’re scared and angry.
  4. Difficult conversations require total attention. Listening validates the other, and shows that you understand, respect and care about their point of view. It encourages the other to take the next step, moving into problem-solving mode.
  5. Do not avoid talking about a difficult issue. Volunteer your help by respectfully bringing up issues that are problematic, worrisome or sad. Help other people overcome denial. It is okay to say, “I realize that this is difficult for you, and I’d like to understand all the aspects of this situation… can you tell me more about how you got pregnant?

Practicing this tips will put you on the path to master  arguments and disputes, generated either by you or by others; more control of the process and outcome of any discussion, not withstanding how difficult the issue can be.
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