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Tips for a healthy marriage

Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada by Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada
November 2, 2021
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Learn to negotiate conflict
Arguments are common even among happy couples. All relationships go through conflicts. Having arguments with your spouse doesn’t mean that you’re in an unhappy relationship. Actually, it could actually signify that you are normal.

However, these conflicts can escalate to an unmanageable level if they are not addressed by the two lovers. It is therefore important to discuss issues with your spouse. You can use different kinds of resources to resolve conflict, for instance you can download conflict resolution apps. Working on your issues together ensures you build a long-lasting bond.

Write down the sweet things that your guy does

Do you remember when he bought you a new dress without you telling him that you needed one? Or when he filled your gas tank? What about when he bought you flowers that you didn’t expect because it wasn’t your anniversary? According to Christina Steinorth-Powell, a licensed psychotherapist and relationship expert, many people overlook the little things that their spouses do especially in long-term relationships.

Women are mostly guilty of forgetting the little nice things that their men do and therefore the men often feel unappreciated in the relationship. Coming up with a list is helpful in reminding you how special your man is. You will appreciate sweet little things that make your marriage tick, don’t forget to share the list with your spouse at the end of the week – he will feel appreciated.

Work on your communication skills

If you want to build a healthy relationship then you must have proper communication with your spouse; this is essential in avoiding any sort of misunderstandings. Don’t assume that your spouse already knows what you’re feeling or what you’re thinking.

At times, it is important to explain your needs to your spouse while at other times, it is simply more important to listen. Most people struggle with listening to their spouses especially if you’re quarrelling – listening is a skill that can be improve with practice. You can learn how to improve your listening skills using online courses, marital education workshops and books. Couples can improve their communication using all the above options.

Leave your mobile phones alone

Yes you heard that correctly. Many couples have broken up because of mobile phones and it is therefore important put it away when you want to enjoy some quality time with your partner. The problem with having a cell phone in your hand is that it breaks the connection between lovers thus distracting you from the present moment. It is also disrespectful to be busy chatting on the phone when your spouse is deep in conversation with you. It doesn’t matter if you didn’t mean to offend your spouse, being busy on the phone creates an illusion that you don’t care what he or she is saying.

It might be a good idea to have phone-free moments where you can just enjoy each other’s company.

Sex is important
Simply put, sex has to be a priority in your marriage. Sex is an important component of any good marriage although a strong relationship requires more than sex.

You can achieve a new level of closeness from the enjoyment of marital intimacy.

Explore your own hobbies
It is important to have personal hobbies and to explore them without feeling guilty or under pressure from your spouse. In as much as it is important to have common activities with your lover, it is also important to have a personal life. This freedom is good for building trust. Distance makes the heart grow fonder – you will miss your spouse more and thus you will appreciate every moment you spend together.

Change yourself first if you want to change your marriage
The best place to get marriage advice is from veteran couples. Most veteran couples will tell you that changing your spouse is like teaching a fish how to walk — almost impossible. If you want change in your marriage then it is best to start with yourself.

Your Marriage can survive a crisis
Your marriage doesn’t have come to an end just because you’re going through a crisis. The crisis is just like stormy weather, all you have to do is drive through it and everything will be fine.  You are likely to experience a new beginning after you and your spouse make it through a serious crisis. Your relationship will only grow stronger once you learn that you are capable of going through hell and come out smelling like roses. Your bond will grow stronger now that you know that you’re capable of withstanding tough times together.

Don’t rely on your partner to complete you.
It is common for couples to say romantic words like “You complete me,” —but when you think about it deeply then you’ll realize that it isn’t practical in the real world. Every human being is built in a unique manner and it’s therefore not ideal to be over-dependent on your spouse. You will not grow as an individual if you require someone else to feel complete. An ideal relationship is one where the two lovebirds complement each other. While it is important to be open to your spouse, you should be whole, mature and secure. It is healthy to grow your own dreams and interests – make plans with friends, register for that class you have been craving – instead of building everything in your world around your spouse.

When you follow your own interests, you create a healthy distance between you and your spouse. This will even help your heart grow fond of him or her after spending the day doing other activities. It also reduces any chances of conflict that might come with spending too much time with your spouse.

Forgive Each Other
Treat your spouse the same way you would like him or her to treat you. Learn to forgive your lover if he or she does something that upsets you. Why? Well, you should forgive him because you’re also likely to do something similar in the future.

Nobody is perfect and that is why forgiveness is important in any healthy marriage. Remember: it is important to act quickly to apologize when you offend your partner. Waiting too long can often make the problem worse than it already is. Your marriage will become stronger if you encourage forgiveness.

Build a Spiritual Connection
Couples who share spiritual beliefs often have a deeper bond. There are different ways to do this. For instance, a couple can have an affiliation to a mosque, synagogue or a church. Alternatively, you can also achieve a connection using meditation, yoga, intimate conversation or spending time in nature.

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