Understanding compromise
“Compromise” is when two people give up something to be able to agree to a mutually-acceptable way forward. Aim to clear the air rather than win.
“Compromise” is when two people give up something to be able to agree to a mutually-acceptable way forward. Aim to clear the air rather than win.
Remember in any discussion there are two points of view and yours may not be the only correct one. Listen to your partner and give them your full attention.
If you break something in anger, it will still be broken when you’ve calmed down. The same is true for the words you’ve said. It is okay to feel angry, but not to behave angrily.
Appreciation is key in all relationships. Thank yous validate people, it makes them know they matter, it makes them feel better about themselves, and it deepens your relationship together.
Communication stops jealousy. If there is jealousy in your relationship, talk. Don’t assume the worst: ask questions to stop the mystery. Communicate your feelings so you can work out solutions.
Trying to control someone against their will is bullying. It can frequently have the opposite effect of that intended. Constantly trying to control someone creates an atmosphere of resentment and an unbalanced relationship.
If you have to change personality in order to be accepted in a relationship, you’re not being accepted for who you are. Is this the right relationship for you to be in right now?
“The only way to have a friend is to be one”, so said Ralph Waldo Emerson. We all want to have true friends, but the quality of our friends depends on us. By being a true friend, people will love to be around you and many of them will eventually become your true friends.