Lovely Love : หน้า 19/62 Understand how to manage disagreements in marriage by controlling anger and fostering a supportive environment for your spouse.
Married couples often disagree, but keeping anger separate is crucial. Rather than clashing simultaneously, one partner can remain calm while the other expresses frustration. It's important to communicate needs and perform household roles to create a warm home. Partners should listen to each other's stress without judgment and provide the support needed, whether through sympathy, advice, or humor. This approach promotes a loving and harmonious married life. For more relationship tips, visit dmc.tv.
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-Managing Anger in Marriage -Effective Communication -Role of Spouses -Listening and Support -Approaches to Conflict in Relationships
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It is normal for married couples to disagree. When
we disagree or get angry, try to keep the anger away
from each other. We can be mad at each other, but
avoid speaking angry words. Keep your anger to
yourself. We may joke and say that we can take turns
to get angry with each other - we are only allowed to
get angry with our spouse in the morning, and our
spouse can be angry with us in the afternoon. This
may be a joke but there is truth in it. When one is
angry but the other is in no mood to quarrel, then the
anger is diffused. It takes two to tango. We cannot
clap with one hand, so make sure we do not get mad at
each other at the same time.
No matter how well two people have known each
other or how long they have been together, one
cannot assume that one's partner knows intuitively or
exactly what the other partner needs or desires. The
wise thing to do is to perform our duties for the
family to the best of our ability at all times. The
husband should strive to provide for his family, and
the wife should make the home a warm, cozy and
welcoming environment. Although there are many
chores to carry out within a household, the priority of
a spouse is to make his or her partner feel loved and
comfortable in the home.
When a husband or wife goes to work, he or she may
encounter many work-related problems and stress. On
the way home, he or she may have to fight the traffic
or get frustrated with things that are annoying and
show up at home in a foul mood. This happens often
Occasionally, our spouse may feel the urge to unload
his or her stress and frustrations on us by talking
about the problems. Listen to each other without the
need to offer advice or judgment, or taking on the
other's problems as our own.
As the saying goes, when a hot iron is plunged into
cold water, the iron cools but the water heats. We do
not want our own temperature to rise. Know when to
say what. If our partner just needs a sympathetic ear,
listen with sympathy and understanding. If our partner
needs advice, give intelligent advice. If humour is
needed to break the sadness, come up with a good
joke.
So, use this approach: 'love simultaneously, be angry
at different times' and we will obtain a more
harmonious married life.
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