Infatuation Rules
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Five Things That Affect Relationships and How to Manage Them Being Taken For Granted. The problem: When we start to date someone special, our focus is on that person and building the relationship. ... Communication Problems. ... Intimacy. ... Time Poor. ... Family Interference.
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Read More »The problem: At the start of the relationship, the two of you couldn’t keep your hands off each other and the chemistry sizzled. Now with two small children, you barely have time to greet each other in the mornings or the energy to stay awake past their bedtime. When intimacy is lacking, the relationship between the couple can often be strained as one partner may feel that the other partner is no longer providing them with the love and reassurance that they experience at the start. The solution: Intimacy is not just about sex – it is about being close to your partner and can include kisses, hugs, holding hands, giving massages, stroking backs, going for walks together and generally spending time together doing things you both enjoy but as a couple. While our lives are often so busy and if you add in small children, you may not be able to find the time nor energy to relive those sexual marathons of your dating days. But if you are sitting watching television together, holding hands and a few kisses here and there can provide the intimacy that a couple needs to remind themselves of why they are together.
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Read More »The problem: When we become a couple, we often feel that it is just the two of us but not far into the relationship, we discover that our families are part of it as well. Family members can mean well but may actually end up interfering in the choices a couple make. Unwanted advice, although given with the best intentions, can cause problems for a couple. This can result in external pressure on the relationship and could generate a few arguments between the couple and/or the other family members. The solution: As a couple you need to have discussed and agreed upon your position and assert this to your family members. You must present a united and strong front if you want to minimize the disruption to your lives now and in the future. Just as parents need to define boundaries for their children, couples need to define boundaries with their extended family members on what is or isn’t appropriate behaviour. If you are having relationship difficulties that you are finding a challenge to manage, please seek assistance early through a counselling service such as Relationships Australia that have professionally trained and experienced counsellors that can assist couples and families. If you seek help early, you may be able to minimize disruption to your family and your relationship. Call 1300 364 277 for more information or to book an appointment.
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