8 Best Tips For Marriage Happiness

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Marriage Happiness And Happy Married Life

Nearly everyone lists “having a happy married life” as one of their life goals. Most of us recognize that playing the field is fun when we are young, but that settling down with someone we love, and who loves us, is one of the true foundations of long-term marriage happiness. Yet, as we have already seen, a large proportion of marriages and romances fail.
How can you increase the odds that your own relationship will be a happy one?

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Watch briefly our top 8 guidelines in the video given below, if followed will definitely help you to build a happy married life.

One basic finding concerning the interface between emotions and cognition is this: When emotions are strong, the ability to reason or think clearly is greatly reduced. To avoid situations in which both you and your partner are angry; the result will be a shouting match (or worse!) that can undermine your marriage happiness.

Conflicts are often intensified when one side wins and then rubs this into the other. When one side adopts a conciliatory approach, the other usually reciprocates. So don’t focus on winning every argument; the relationship you endanger may well be your own.

No one likes to be criticized—to receive negative feedback. But if you must deliver such feedback, remember that there is only one rational rea- son for doing this: to help the other person improve. Also, research that most psychologists have conducted suggests that if you decide to deliver criticism, it’s crucial to do it gently, considerately, in a timely fashion, without threats, and without attributing blame to your partner.

This guideline goes along with point 3: If you must criticize your partner, focus on the present. Talking about events in the past that can no longer be changed, and which your partner may deeply regret, can generate strong negative effects and will accomplish little except, perhaps, to make your partner resentful.

Expressions of love and approval are frequent when relationships begin, but tend to decrease over time. Yet the need of both partners for such affirmation and praise remains strong. So by all means compliment your partner at least once a day, and more often if you can.

The ability to admit that you are wrong is a tremendously valuable skill. And asking for forgiveness gives your partner the chance to be generous and kind. So do learn to say “I’m sorry!” and mean it; doing so can strengthen your relationship greatly.

Taking a disagreement to bed will probably result in a bad night’s sleep and the problem will still be there in the morning. Sometimes it will seem less important the next day, merely because time has passed, but on other occasions, the issue will seem even more important. So try to settle disagreements before turning out the light, that’s usually the best course.

No one likes to be taken for granted, yet this is precisely what many people do where their partner is concerned. In a sense, this is really weird: After all, your partner is the most important person in your life. So always put her or him first and demonstrate, both in your words and in your actions, that you really do care. Needless to say, these guidelines do not guarantee a happy relationship. But they do relate to some of the most important pitfalls relationships face traps that can weaken or even demolish love over time. So paying careful attention to them can be a big step in the right direction. We wish you good luck and much happiness!

Follow these 8 tips and wish you a happy married life for eternity.

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