Are you thinking that good communication is a valuable skill that is needed in your life? What about their impact on healthy relationships? Would you like to know the basic principles involved?
1. We need to treat each other with respect:
It means being considerate about other people’s needs, views and situations. Always ask if this is [...]
December 19, 2009 – 4:40 am
All couples need to learn the fine art of keeping their marriages alive and growing. We bring from our own families of origin some habits that left uncontrolled can be lethal to a love relationship. Even if you are honestly working to stay away from the deadly couple traps listen here, it will not be [...]
By norafem
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Posted in Anger Management, Healthy Marriage, Relationships, Uncategorized
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Also tagged anger, conflict, confrontation, critique, frustration, Healthy Marriage, healthy relationships, passive aggression
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Trying to understand the confusion that his message: “I love you” causes in your brain, because he says that while he is always busy with everything else but you?
Have you noticed that usually there is a thick curtain of technological devices between you and him, like his cell phone (always in a call with [...]
Marriage is a covenant that requires a delicate balance between the members: the expectation is of reciprocal support and acceptance. When this attitude is not offered by itself, as part of the deal, some basic trust is broken.
How this issue is broached, makes the whole difference. Can we ask for support without feeling humiliated and [...]
In every relationship, we can expect some level of Arguments and Discussions…
The way you handle those arguments, has a deep impact on the relationship
Why are there people more angry than others? Life is an equal opportunity “dissapointer” …in the sense that there is not a universal right to happiness for anybody. So why some people appear to have more anger issues than others?
It all begins, of course, in infancy, where we all as children have a keen sense [...]
March 27, 2009 – 10:54 pm
TIPS for Resolving Conflicts with Loved Ones
1.- Expect to reach a resolution.
Many of us take a fight-or-flight approach to conflict, sometimes only to make our point stick. You and your future partner are on the same side of the same team, which is difficult to remember when you are in a heated argument. Resolution [...]
By alfaprima
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Posted in Marriage and Communications, Relationships
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Also tagged attention, conflict, conversation, dispute, fair fighting, goals, loneliness, love, loved one, Relationships, resolution, respect
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January 27, 2009 – 5:25 pm
Have you ever experienced the odd situation where someone is putting you down, with a funny joke, just in your face? The person is making fun at you, highlighting a personal characteristic of yours in the worst possible way…and is it supposed to be funny?
December 31, 2008 – 10:21 pm
Practising forgiveness leads to healthier relationships as well as canceling the impact of resentment on our physical health. It also influences our personal attitude which changes to search for more kindness, beauty, and love.
December 7, 2008 – 11:43 pm
Is there a Relationship Between Logic and Emotion in Your Conflicts?
Why do we want to look at this issue?
If we could separate the logical aspects of conflict from its emotional base, it would be easier to deal with so many perceived differences.
This hope is futile, because we get into logical arguments to nurture an emotional [...]