3 things to do to improve your relationship (marriage)
I figure that since we
can’t seem to get it right why don’t we just try to work through all the ups
& downs by knowing how to pick our battles and enjoy ourselves and each
other as best as we can while we’re at it.
Picking your battles is not choosing what to fight about with your man
but rather making a conscious effort to overcome the hurdles in your relationship. On a more personal note there is also the
importance of knowing how to maneuver yourself when facing obstacles: you can either
go around them, over them, underneath or knock them down. Here are three tips that will help to
solidify your relationship:
Tip #1 Reconnect with
yourself
When it comes to
relationships we all fall short of knowing how much of ourselves we need to
invest and when things doesn’t happen according to planned, we lose a sense of
self. The good news is that this loss is
not only temporary but it’s a manifestation in the mind. Women tend to think very negatively of themselves
and feel the need to take the blame for every unfavorable outcome even when
things were out of their control. One
word to remedy this is to just “STOP!”
Instead of acting on
the assumptions of knowing what it is that men look for in women, commonly, a
mind, body, and spiritual connection; try to know your own mind, body and
spirit first. Please bear in mind that
establishing a whole hearted connection with a man on all those levels
mentioned doesn’t seal the deal and guarantee you the ultimate connection in
becoming a hot item. Neglecting to find
that divine way to his heart will only leave you as good company (mind), a sex
buddy (body) and a deep friend without an emotional bond (spirit). He can only connect with you if you are
connected to yourself.
Tip #2 Learn how to
express your feelings
I have personified the
meaning of speaking what’s on my mind freely and failed to realize that there’s
much more power in the tongue than there is in silence. Expression through the use of words can
strengthen or weaken the bond between couples if the choice of words is taken
into consideration. You also give life
to everything that is uttered so use caution in what is spoken on your life, your
spouse and your relationship. Try not to
be too critical or bitter either because you will only increase the gap between
you and his heart.
In other words, speak
words that bring life and uplift and that will definitely draw him closer. If you learn to sort through your emotions
before you speak about your feelings, you will realize that by the time you
express your feelings to your spouse, the hormones have subsided and whatever
you say will make sense to him because there’s no screaming and cursing
involved (big turn off to a man).
Tip #3 Create a
connection with him that will make him “head over heels” for you
Men are more emotional
than the beasts we had in mind. You can
transform your relationship and develop a greater sense of intimacy when you
know how to develop a healthy connection with him. Feeling confident will help you to keep calm;
a sense of empowerment through independence and being comfortable in your own
skin will rekindle his interest to please you and make you happy.
Feeling good about
yourself will make you feel beautiful and he will grasp this which will increase
his desire for you. Practicing
independence here ladies is not about making that paper and giving off the
misinterpretation that you don’t need a man but it involves creating a life of your
own and making him want to steal your time and attention at all times. Remember they love to be in pursuit so don't make yourself too readily available or give the impression that anything goes. Keeping yourself busy also will not give off
any messages that you are clingy.
No matter what phase
your relationship is in this very moment, remember to say and do all the right
things, be calm, practice self-confidence and keep the connection with your
man; watching it grow stronger and stronger over time. “Faith without work is death” my friends. It is also wise to not sweat the things that's already in the past; learn from them; fight for the stuff that's big enough to matter and small enough to win; plan for the future and take it one day at a time. Bottom line, choose ya battles wisely!
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