In a perfect marriages created in fairyland book of Cinderella couples never fight and never hurt each other. However real life is not a fairy tail, in real marriages there are arguments, misunderstanding which grows and takes the form of fights.These arguments are started by the man, sometimes the woman.
Mostly a small confusion takes a shape of big problem that may lead to end of relationship. How to solve this small arguments? The answer is pretty difficult as People are so different that even the way we deal with conflict can be very different, and if there isn't a mutual understanding of this fact in marriage, both sides can get frustrated.
Let's try to analyze the human nature and make an effort to find the solution of an argument.
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Some people need to settle an argument before they do anything else as they cannot continue normal daily activity until everything has been dealt with. Others, however, really need time to process their thoughts and feelings before they can sit down and talk about what happened. So if you are someone who needs to talk about the problem right away, but you know that your wife needs time to herself to think, scheduling a time to come back and discuss the problem is a big help. By having a scheduled time to come back and talk gives your spouse to think about the matter and it is quite possible the argument is already over when you meet to discuss. Time is a big factor !!
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Ego is a major problem when couples are in an argument. Whether you like to admit it or not. Your ego is the thing that makes you defend yourself as strongly as possible and refuses to admit it is wrong or if you are right refuses to take any slight against it. When you try to communicate but your ego steps in and redirects conversation to make you feel powerful, correct and secure you inflame what is already a tense and volatile situation. If you leave your ego at the door and just take the situation lightly, try to listen to your partner, you can create a situation which allows communication to flow properly. If you leave your ego out then most of the arguments comes to an end and even you partner feels good about you. Hey even by leaving ego you are scoring points.
- You should never go to bed on an argument If you do, all the negative energy that you feel towards each other will pollute both of you, as energy is able to move more freely when you are asleep. So, when there is another person lying next to you, this energy will most definitely cross over. One of the simplest ways of resolving arguments is to forgive and embrace that person (even if it's only in your mind).
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- With time there may be boredom in a relationship. Love disappears and all that you seem to do is arguments and blaming each other. Your argument is not the result of any circumstance but its all due to lack of love. Your inner core carves for love and when you are not able to feel the same the helplessness and anger comes out in the form of arguments. The best solution to this situation is plan a second honeymoon. What all you need is a time off, an escape to a place where love could be refreshed.
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Compromising is very much required between husband and a wife. They should try to make things work by both. They must know when to give and when to take. Remember that, for a relationship to grow, give and take is very essential factor.
You must remember that you got married because you love each other and you promised that you will be together until death and nothing can make you apart. Everyone is not perfect. So whenever you come across any shortcoming of your partner, you must think of the positive things that he is blessed with. Most of the anger goes with a single feeling of love.
The next time that you and your mate get into an argument stop and think about what it is that you are really arguing about. Is the issue really worth the fight or are you arguing over a much deeper issue? Always remember the magical words, "No argument can be more important than your relationship". Let me know your thoughts and comments about this. Do you have any suggestions of your own? Leave them in the comments sections for others to read and learn from!
(Sources: saving-a-marriage.com, agoodhusband.net)