Bantering or poking fun light-heartedly can be healthy for a relationship. Especially when it’s done in limits. And both are OK with it. Put yourself in your spouse’s place as you think about your bantering. Most important is how the one on the receiving end feels about what was said. While they may like this […]
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If your partner is upset or quiet or down, don’t assume you know why. So often, assumptions are based on your own perspectives, not facts.If you’re upset or quiet or down, don’t assume your spouse knows why. No matter how connected you both may be, you’re not mind-readers.As soon as you assume that you understand
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We are all individual people with our own perspectives and view of our world. There will be differences. It is important to understand your spouse’s viewpoint. Be respectful of their opinion, even if it differs from your own. Try to put yourself in their shoes, and recognize that everyone has different experiences and beliefs that
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