Relationship Happiness

Relationship Happiness

Relationship Happiness



relationship happiness
By Anne Ahira

Everyone wants to find relationship happiness but so few seem to find it, a fact emphasized by the fact that nearly 50% of all marriages end in divorce. If you would prefer to not be a part of this statistic there are some things you can do to ensure relationship happiness happens to you. The biggest problem for many people is they really do not know one another when they get married. There are a few things that are very important to know, on the front end and not after a decade of marriage!

In every relationship, there are what professionals call deal breakers; these are differences between people that no amount of passion or love can overcome. For example, some people simply do not like and never want to have children. Even though this sounds like a shocking statement, it is nevertheless true and if your dream has always been a white picket fence and 2.3 kids you are going to be miserable with someone who does not want children!

Religion is another common problem in newly married individuals and if you think love will overcome directly opposing beliefs about religion you are going to have a rude awakening. Relationship happiness requires that you be on the same page, or at least in the same book, about some things and for a devout anything this includes religion. Even if you do not believe in anything other than science, it is important that your partner be on that same wavelength at least.

What do you think about where you live? In the first blush of love, you might believe you would follow this person to the ends of the earth, but the truth is if you find country life abhorrent you will soon be at each other's throats and wondering where the relationship happiness went.

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Today's Discussion

Relationship Happiness???!!!!!?
Ive hit a point where i dont really know how to feel about things anymore in a relationship. Ive always been one to keep people happy but idk if im doing it her someone else or me.

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Martin
I know what you mean, when you start out, you feel like you can do anything for the person but that never lasts, keeping people happy is a big job, trust me, i've tried it, but that's not being the person you are naturally. If you truthfully want to be happy in the relationship, you should have her accept you being yourself. In other words, make sure you can walk and talk with her as if you were normal people and enjoy her company, not thinking "Oh I have to make her happy" at any time. Its also vice versa, you have to experience what she is like under different situations. How would you test this? You wait. You're at a point where the prospect of the excitement of being in a relationship is wearing down. Once the excitement wears down to the point where she is just another person that you talk to, figure out whether you have a fuzzy feeling when you talk and see her. That feeling is always overwhelmed by the fact you're in a relationship for the beginning months from when it starts. Now if this was a long-term relationship (almost an year or so) then just take a break and the come back to see how you feel. Make sure you can literally live with her every day and be happy.



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