Do you need relationship advice, you may say no. This is
likely to be your answer even if you have relationship problems. So, it is not
that people do not need relationship advice. It is just that they are not
inclined to take this advice from others. They may not mind going to an expert
and paying him a hefty fee for his advice, though.
Just because relationship advice comes free and is often
offered unsolicited, it should not be ignored. Any advice has its value. For
example, if I tell you that having an argument late at night is a not good for relationship,
you may feel that this is unrealistic since many arguments take place only in
the late night, especially when one or both of the partners are not getting a
sleep! But a fact is a fact. If you can discipline yourself to avoid arguments
in late nights even if your partner is aggressive, you will be able to make
your relationship much stronger. You may even be able to have more control
during the day making up for what you have put up with in the night!
Therefore, relationship advice can be highly useful. Though
advice often comes unsolicited, sometimes, you need to go looking for advice.
While you will have professional marriage counselors ready to help you, you
can also take the help of people from your family, community, church etc.
Family support can be one of the most effective resources, even if the people
live far away from you. Make it a point to have good relationship with your partner’s
family. You will find this valuable in resolving any problem that may develop
between you and your partner in future.
Family support is vitally important, even if they live far
away. Strive to be courteous to your partner's family, and expect for your
partner to be courteous to yours. This is a good minimum standard for both of
you to have for each other, because when the time comes that both of you need
some support, they should be there for you at least to the extent you were
there for them.
Advice on relationships is something you need both in times
of bonhomie and conflicts. Such advice will help in building a strong bond between
the two of you.
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