Recommitting yourself to that union called marriage is one way you can ensure you'll live happily with your partner
We are three months into the year but it's not too
late to make resolutions as a married couple, especially as you approach
your wedding anniversary.
Resolutions give you something new to look forwards to and help in improving your marriage.
Recommitting yourself to that union called marriage is one way you can ensure you'll live happily with your partner.
Inspired by SheKnows, here are 4 resolutions every couple should make
1. Commitment to get closer to each other
Couples
should make resolutions to be more intimate with each other in every
area, emotional and physical. Intimacy is one of the core factors of a
happy marriage.
2. Commitment to appreciate each other
This
includes a resolution to never overlook each other's effort. Give
words of encouragement to each other and learn to appreciate the
smallest things they do.
3. Commitment to fight fair
This
includes setting boundaries and approaching disagreements not with
intent to retaliate but to understand each other's point of view in
other to reach an agreement.
4. Commitment to make time for each other
This
includes not ignoring your partner’s needs and when they need it. Not
spending too much time apart, having date nights and remembering to talk
to each other without looking at any device.
Communication is key to any marriage and it is the fundamental ingredient that allows humans to have meaningful relationships. It is necessary for good friendships, a peaceful family life and most importantly, a harmonious and happy marriage.
ReplyDeleteCaring communication is a conscious effort to be more positive, open and honest when talking to someone. It is one of the most ideal communication techniques that can be used within a marriage to strengthen the bond of the married couple and to improve the overall dynamics of the relationship.
There's a very good ebook about how to communicate effectively in your marriage and how to bring life back into it, I find it really helpful. It's free and can be downloaded from here-- http://savethemarriagetips.com/