Remember this, you can’t stop problems from
cropping up in a relationship no matter how perfect
the relationship is. What you can do instead, is
eliminate the frustration as soon as you notice
them.
#1 Lack of communication. At the start of the
relationship, conversations are exciting and fun.
Both of you spend a lot of time getting to know each
other. But as time goes by, lovers forget to ask the
same questions again.
We’re all changing all the time, in our preferences
and the way we look at life. Don’t assume you know
everything about each other or your romance will
start to stagnate, or one of you will start to confide
in some other person who seems more
#2 Trust. Do you really trust your partner? There
are two kinds of trust in a relationship. Firstly, do
you trust your partner enough to feel comfortable
with them going out for dinner with someone else?
If you don’t, perhaps, you’re insecure or your
relationship is still too fragile.
And secondly, do you trust your partner’s
decisions? Do you think your partner is capable of
making important decisions for the both of you? If
you can’t trust your partner with life altering
decisions, it’s obvious that you don’t respect your
partner or their opinions. And that’s never a good
sign in a long term relationship.
#3 Jealousy and insecurity. Insecure couples are
forever locked in a cycle of jealously and anger.
When you feel jealous about the attention your
lover’s getting or their recent promotion, you’re not
helping them become a better individual. It’s like a
parent who’s angry with their child because the
child is having “too much fun”.
You need to learn to have faith in each other and in
the relationship. Instead of letting negativity build
inside the relationship, learn to enjoy each other’s
successes. After all, your partner is your better
half, and any accomplishments of theirs are your
accomplishments too, isn’t it?
#4 Incompatibility in love. Love at first sight and
infatuation can last several months. And it does a
good job of masking any differences in a
relationship. As perfect as two people may be,
sometimes, they may just not be perfect for each
other.If you find yourself dating someone with whom you
have nothing in common, you need to decide on the
next step. Try to find common interests that both of
you like, or walk your own paths instead of living in
frustrations.
#5 Loss of sex drive. This isn’t rocket science.
Over time, both of you are bound to lose the sexual
urge of the first few months or years of a
relationship. While both of you may have a hard time
keeping your hands off each other to begin with,
now sex may start to feel like a chore.
This is a very common problem in relationships,
and yet, it’s one of the easy ones to solve. Always
look for new ways to recreate the sexual high of the
first few times, and before you know it, both of you
may go at it all over again like frisky bunnies.
#6 Ka ching! Anyone in a relationship for long
enough will know just how important money or the
lack of it really is. If your friends earn a lot more
than you or your partner, it’ll end up frustrating both
of you. And on the other hand, if both of you earn a
lot more than your friends, there’ll be a lot of love
and happiness in your lives.
It’s a stupid fact of life. But our own happiness is
extremely dependent on the way others perceive
us. If you’re having difficulties in your relationship
because of money, perhaps it’s time to change your
friends and see the difference.
#7 Change in priorities. You may be in a
relationship, but that doesn’t change who you are.
And that’s where the problem starts. As individuals,
we evolve and change all the time. You’re not the
person you were last year, and you won’t be the
person you are now next year.
And just like you, your partner too is changing
constantly. And every now and then, you and your
partner may experience changes that will pull both
of you apart from each other. And soon enough,
both of you may have nothing in common. Spend
enough time with each other and try to evolve
together in a similar direction. Talk about your
beliefs and your interests with each other and it’ll
help both of you grow together along the same path.
#8 Time. Do both of you have enough time to spend
with each other? These days, time is a luxury thatf
most lovers can’t afford. When you start spending
too much time away from each other, it’s only a
matter of time before one of you starts asking the
big question, “Do I need my partner in my life
anymore?”
Don’t drift away so far that both of you don’t need to
be with each other anymore. Find ways to indulge in
exciting hobbies or spend evenings going out on
little coffee or ice cream dates. They make for great
conversations and it’ll bring both of you closer too.
#9 Space and individual growth. Now this is
contradictory to the earlier problem in relationships.
But it’s still something to watch out for. Too much of
a good thing can turn out to be bad too. When
you’re in a relationship, spending time with each
other is very important. But at the same time,
spending time away from each other is crucial too.
By spending too much time together, you’d
subconsciously feel isolated from the rest of the
world. And when that happens, you’d crave for any
attention from other interesting people just to feel
better about yourself and your ability to
communicate. And you know what could happen
when that happens, right?
#10 Are you still in love? This is the biggest
problem in a relationship, and one that’s hardest to
overcome. Falling in love is easy. Staying in love
isn’t. Love is a delicate balance between
dependency and passion. How much do you need
your partner? How much do you love and want your
partner?
When the sexual excitement and the enthusiasm
fade away, what do you have to hold both of you
together? A relationship should never be based on
sex alone. It needs compatibility and understanding,
and it definitely needs dependability. Staying in love
forever is not easy, but with a little effort, it can
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