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Relationship Advice for Women

Relationship advice for women? I interviewed Chrissy, a 42 year old woman who provided this relationship advice for women:

Relationships are complicated, delicate, fragile and hard sometimes but they can also be loving, caring, arousing, and wonderful.

Most women agree that men just don’t get some of the things that they wish they would get about relationships. That is okay though. You need to figure out what your guy’s strong points are and work with those.

Communication is a very important part of any relationship. Keeping the lines of communication open in your relationship can be hard at times, especially if your partner or spouse isn’t willing to work on it.

Keep trying though. Keeping your thoughts and feelings to yourself can really hurt a relationship.

Taking time for yourself is also a very important part of a relationship. Having time apart makes you and your partner or spouse appreciate each other and the qualities that each of you bring to the relationship.

Being clingy can be a good and bad thing in a relationship. Every man wants to feel needed but they also want to know that their significant other can be self -sufficient.

Most men want to feel like they are needed but they don’t want to feel like they are trapped because their partner can’t handle anything without them. You can handle things on your own. You are stronger than what you think you are!

Trying to change your partner is not a good thing to do. Odds are it won’t work and there will be hard feelings in the long run. In a relationship it is never just one person that needs to work on things.

It takes two people to make a relationship work so both people have to be willing to give 110% to the relationship and work on things together that need to be worked on.

Placing blame all the time is also not a good thing to do. This will most definitely cause hurt feelings and a lot of resentment.

Fighting…..Fighting is part of any relationship or should I say disagreeing. The way you go about doing this is important. Having a calm adult conversation tends to get more resolved than exploding and screaming obscenities or making accusations against each other.

If you need to take a few minutes and walk away from each other and calm down, do it, but make sure that you come back and finish the conversation when you are calm so this issues and feelings get resolved.

No matter what may happen in a relationship, remember, you two are in this together. Try to work through your differences and issues as calmly as you can. Sometimes if there never seems to be any resolution, then maybe it is time to seek professional counseling.

Professional counseling may be a last resort for some of you but if you know your relationship is worth it and you just need a little help sorting things out, a counselor is definitely the way to go.

Be happy, love each other and remember that relationships take two people to make it work.

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