Three Ways To Build Stronger Relationships
08.06.2016 in Healing, Love, Relationships, Spirituality, Stress Management
Whether you are just starting out with that special someone or have been involved for some time, building a stronger relationship and craving something even deeper is important to most everyone. When we feel a deep connection, we want to connect further. When we feel close, we want to know what it is like to feel even closer. And, when we feel the stirrings of love, we want to love more and more. It only makes sense to want to take in as many good emotions as possible. We all face enough stress in our lives as it is,
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We’ve talked in the past about how only complaining can keep you stuck in relationships that aren’t healthy for you, but there are other factors you should take notice of too. We all know that no relationship will ever be perfect and it’s clear that all of them will require some level of compromise, but if something feels off or if you feel like you are always climbing up a hill to make things work, then it may be time to evaluate once again. Evaluating doesn’t necessarily mean that your situation is grim, but a simple reality check will also help you make sure you stay on the right path for yourself.
Everyone has done something in a relationship they regret. Everyone has accidentally brought on emotional pain to another without even realizing it. It happens, but too frequently, when you experience bad relationship after bad relationship, you may start to think your past mistakes are the cause of your current relationship experiences. You may assume you have developed some form of bad karma over time and are now destined to be either miserable or alone, or both! That is not the case at all. Everyone makes mistakes. Everyone does things they regret, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t meant to experience true happiness in this lifetime so long as you grow from those mistakes.
It goes without saying that love, while absolutely beautiful in its purest form, can quickly turn laid back positive feelings into stress and anxiety. This is especially true when you intuitively feel as if things are starting to go downhill in your current love connection. It happens when your partner’s behavior suddenly changes for no apparent reason. It also happens when he or she suddenly becomes distant and treats you in a different manner, and it definitely happens when the relationship shuts down all together. These situations will act as triggers and bring back all the bad relationships from your past.
We are only a few days away from the biggest love day of the year. Red roses, scrumptious chocolate, fancy dresses, and a night out to share a romantic dinner with a side of fine wine is right around the corner! It feels good to be romanced. It will send tingles and sensations throughout your entire body and make you come right to life. It’s a beautiful thing to feel wanted and adored, but many of us also want to see our relationships move in a new direction. While romance will always be a factor, what about real commitment?
Valentine’s Day has always been a day associated with love, romance, and an opportunity to show that special someone just how much you do truly love and care about them, but it should also be about taking your relationship to a different level by working to fully solidify the foundation the two of you have built. This doesn’t mean the entire day should be revolved around serious conversation or discussions regarding where the two of you are heading, but it does mean you need to make sure you are in the right mindset to grow your relationship in a healthy way.
