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Monday, November 8, 2010

Do's and Don't

It is always a little difficult for lovers to recuperate from a spat, especially right away. Disagreements are inevitable in every relationship, however, there are ways of handling such disturbances that will heal the hurt quickly. The following are guidelines for couples who are dealing with the after-effects of conflicts:

Don’t take it personal. One mistake many people make after an argument is to interpret the words their partners have spat out in anger literally. Many people say things they do not mean when their tempers are lit. Moreover, someone does not dislike you simply because they argue with you – even though common belief would have one think otherwise. Dilemmas arise that stir up arguments, but disagreements between a duo do not occur due to anyone’s hatred of the other.

Don’t dwell. The next step a couple must take in order to move forward effectively is to forget about the unpleasant event that has occurred. By ruminating about the argument, a partner may be tempted to bring up the issue again or will have a less enjoyable time with a mate than if he or she was concentrating on the good times ahead.

Do something fun. By partaking in interactive or intriguing activities, a couple can distract themselves from the mayhem they have just encountered together. An outing or amusing activity to enjoy at home is one step to happier moods for both parties.

Don’t initiate further conflict. Once the dispute between you and your love interest has been defused, it is best not to initiate arguments over minor details. Such quarrels are not only unnecessary, but they also make a relationship more problematic.

Don’t expect everything to be okay right away. Some couples may feel completely at peace after tearing each other’s hair out, while others need more time to get over a row. Therefore, one should not fret if one’s sweetheart is not too fond of him or her straight after a disagreement. In time, the pair should be as agreeable as they once were; in fact, they may even feel closer after a squabble.

It is essential for a couple to remember that time will aid them in developing a stronger, healthier, happier relationship. Thus, there is no reason for one to be negative after an argument with a significant other. The attitude with which one approaches the situation will determine the nature of the events that follow.

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