I created this blog to help those who need help understanding the mechanism of relationships. Many people need advice and or someone else’s opinion. My goal is to share tips that many have used to build successful relationships.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Quality not Quantity
It’s important for couples to find time for each other. I know with the hustle and bustle of our everyday life, this is near impossible. Couples raising a family have the most difficulty finding time for each other. However, you would be surprise at how a little can go a long way. Sometimes you have to think outside the box. If money is short or you can’t find a babysitter, try cooking a meal together. You can send the kids off to bed early and share a movie… Even if the kids are watching the movie with you, you can cuddle together. Most times the kids will be too busy watching the movie to pay attention to you cuddling.
In order for any relationship to work and be fulfilling all aspects or things must be balanced. When you spend time with the one you love you have a chance to fulfill all of your relationships many needs. For families, your children will benefit from the time you spend with your spouse! When Mommy and Daddy don't talk to each other or do anything together kids notice. When there is a silence, a thick stressful atmosphere or a "coldness" in the air the children can feel it. Silence is an opposite of communication. When couples don't spend time together there is no chance for communication to occur. A stressful atmosphere is caused by unsaid words, unshared thoughts, angers, regrets, unfulfilled needs, wants, and desires...etc. Children feel but don't understand. The see but don't grasp. The whole family suffers when there is a stressful, silent, cold atmosphere in the home.
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This is a really great book for couples. Dr. Gary Chapman, a marriage counselor for over 30 yrs describes the five distinct ways people express love. It’s one of my favorite books and I strongly recommend it.
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