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Cheating Lover - Lesson #2: Never communicate enough
When a couple decides to break up, it is almost always because, they are not able to communicate with each other. Not communicating enough, whether verbally or non-verbally, will lead to misunderstandings or misinterpreting of messages between you and your partner. You can consider working, on communicating more with your partner, to show that you still care and love him/her.
Just call to say, “I love you”. Tell your partner how much you miss him/her, or how much you need him/her, whether at work or when you are away.
This works especially for couples who had just argued or are being temporary separated from each other for daily activities. This is also a chance to reconnect to each other.
Put yourself in your partner’s position occasionally. You will understand better, what your partner is going through and how he/she feels about things. Take turns to do chores. Cook dinner, keep an eye on your children if you have any, or try to work around his/her schedules.
Have a conversation. Make time to sit down together and have deep conversation at least once or twice a week. Just talk about yourself and your partner. Have a special dinner together periodically, or go for a walk together, etc.
Have open and mutual discussions often. Join in the conversation with your partner. When either of you are facing difficulties or trying to solve problems, make discussions without dominating the whole situation, or allowing your partner to do all the talking.
Show appropriate body language. When your partner is in trouble and talks to you, show that you are listening. When your partner is upset with the loss of her close relative, do not merely sit there and do nothing. Give your partner encouragement with a pat on the shoulder or loving smiles.
Regards,
William J. McClelland CLC, CNC, MPNLP
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How to Catch a Cheating Lover Lesson #1: Don’t understand each other?
Respect your partner. Understanding your partner means respecting him/her. Respect your partner’s personal space and time to carry out his/her daily activities alone. Respect your partner’s rights to speak out or make decisions. Do not dominate your partner’s every move and thought.
Accept your partner for who he/she is. This requires tolerance. You must be able to tolerate your partner’s weaknesses and ways of handling difficulties faced, and his/her lifestyle. If you find it unbearable anymore, try to talk to your partner.
Realize that your partner has a different perception from yours. When making decisions together, always remember that he/she has individual opinions, choices, and thoughts too. This will prevent misunderstandings and heated arguments.
Give full support. Understand your partner’s needs. Give full love, emotional, physical, or mental support to your partner. Support would mean you will try to get involved in his/her life, thus allowing you to understand him/her better.
Genuinely care for your partner. Being in a relationship, you should genuinely be able to accept, love and care for him/her. Even if this is a forced relationship, treat your partner well. When you genuinely care, you are able to understand your partner more. Listen carefully to your partner.
Find the “good” in your partner. Do not allow negative feelings to grow, towards your partner. When you are upset with your partner, you may misinterpret him/her easily. You should occasionally give compliments when your partner did something right. This is a very effective way of complimenting your partner.
Regards,
William J. McClelland CLC, CNC, MPNLP
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