How To Win In Love (Part 2)

This is going to be part 2 in my long series on how to keep a healthy relationship. Make sure you bookmark and keep coming back to read more as this will be quite a lengthy series.

5. Give Your Partner Some Room

Of course time together is absolutely what is needed to maintain a healthy relationship. Almost just as important sometimes is the time away you give each other. I don’t care who you are. There are going to be things that both of you just don’t like doing with one another. It’s okay to each go your separate ways at times. It also makes for a healthy relationship in the trust area. If you can’t trust your partner to do their own thing once in a while then this relationship is bound for doom either way.

6. Avoid Stupid petty Arguments

If you want to keep a relationship healthy then it’s in everyone’s best interest to stay away from debates that can turn into stupid arguments. Now I’m not saying that debates can’t be good. The problem is that most times the debate turns into a heated battle that just isn’t needed in any healthy relationship. So if you see or feel it coming on then that may be a good time to steer into a different direction.

7. Don’t Just Talk To Talk

Married or not. Kids or not. Conversation is key to establishing a healthy relationship. Don’t just sit around and talk about the age old question, how is the weather? This can get very dull and boring in a hurry. Questions that are important are questions about your mate or kids. Ask how school or work was. You may not even understand the answers some time but just listening is very good for a healthy relationship.

8. Don’t Let The Old get Away

Maybe you and your mate had some old traditions that you used to do that just fell by the wayside. At one time these traditions were very important so why shouldn’t they be now. It will absolutely do wonders for a healthy relationship to rekindle these old traditions.

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