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  2. Jul 30, 2024 · We unveil 21 keys to a successful marriage that will help you problem-solve marital issues, disarm conflicting partners, and create and maintain a successful marriage. Whether you are a newlywed or refer to yourselves as ‘old Ball ‘n’ Chain,’ every marriage has its share of ups and downs.

    • Dylan Banks
    • Forgive Often. We all do things inadvertently at times that hurt our spouse. It’s (almost) impossible to avoid these minor infractions in our relationship.
    • Resolve Conflicts Quickly. I’m sure you’ve heard the adage: Don’t let the sun go down on your anger. The principle is to seek to resolve conflicts before you go to bed.
    • Disagree, but Don’t Fight. There is a difference. I realize we use the word ‘fight’ to indicate anything from a mild disagreement to an explosive verbal altercation, to physical abuse.
    • Respect Your Spouse. Respect is a cornerstone for a healthy marriage. Almost every aspect of your marriage depends on respect. It’s like a hinge that door swings on.
    • Practice mindfulness. In a busy week, it's easy to half-engage with your romantic partner as you push through to Friday, but try to resist the pull of your phone, computer, or the long to-do list in your head.
    • Recommit, every day. When people think of love, the emotional components of passion and intimacy are often the first to come to mind, but commitment is actually the Number One predictor of relationship satisfaction, especially in long-term relationships (Acker & Davis, 1992).
    • Be playful. Sure, adult life tends to emphasize productivity and seriousness, but sometimes it's about playing. Playful people take time to prioritize enjoyment, pleasure, amusement, and having fun, and such an orientation in romantic relationships is predictive of satisfaction (Proyer, 2014).
    • Put work into the relationship. Back in the 1980s, relationship scholars identified relationship maintenance behaviors as critically important to the sustained health of a romantic partnership.
  3. Jun 28, 2019 · There’s actually a lot of work that goes into living “happily ever after,” so whether you’ve been married for years or just tied the knot, we asked the experts what couples can do to have a happy marriage. Follow their helpful tips for a stronger, healthier and yesmore blissful bond.

    • Compromise. Relationships are about not only taking, but also giving. If you find yourself not giving very much, or feeling resentful of how much you give and how little you receive back, you may be in an unequal relationship where one side is taking more than they are giving.
    • Communicate. Relationships live and die not by the sword, but by the amount of discussion. If two people can’t find a way to openly and honestly communicate their needs and feelings to one another, the relationship doesn’t stand much of a chance long-term.
    • Choose Your Battles Carefully. After marriage or when two people move in together, couples tend to discover pretty much the same thing no matter who they are – that they are two different people and living together is harder than anyone ever told them.
    • Don’t Hide Your Needs. Sometimes when we enter into a long-term relationship, we put ourselves second, behind the other person’s needs and desires. We might give up working to have a child, or agree to move to another city to help support our significant other’s career.
  4. Jul 18, 2019 · 1. Enhance Your Love Maps. This principle is based on understanding your partner and their world, to help maintain intimacy and better prepare you both to deal with stressful events and conflict that may arise in your marriage. Gottman calls this having a “love map” of your partner. Make Your Own Love Maps.

  5. Jan 9, 2023 · Key points. There are no guarantees a marriage will last, but tending to it along the way can help. All couples will face disagreements or conflict at some point; happy couples just know how to...