50 ways to show love to your partner 

     1.        Tell your partner “I LOVE YOU”!
2.        Write a list of 100 reasons why you love your partner, and leave it on their bed.
3.        Surprise her with a romantic dinner at an expensive restaurant.
4.
        Chocolates never go astray – buy the really wicked ones and feed them to each other…in bed. 
5.
        Buy a small gift for your partner – put it on the passenger seat of their car, hide it under their pillow, or put it in any other location
           where it  will surprise them.

 

   Changing conflict into opportunity

The experience of conflict is an unavoidable part of all relationships. Many times people are so afraid of it that they seek to avoid it at all costs. Frequently they perceive conflict as angry confrontations, aggressive communication and/or hurtful actions. Rarely, they understand it as the opportunity it really is.  Handled with wisdom and care, conflict can become the foundation of honest communication, true understanding, emotional connection and a deepening of love in a couple’s relationship. The following guidelines help turn CONFLICT into OPPORTUNITY:

   Bill of Assertive Rights

We all have the right to be assertive and to be heard.  The Bill of Assertive Rights will empower you to be assertive in a non threatening way and also enable you to empower others to be assertive too.


 

  

Communication Sins and Communication Wins

COMMUNICATION SINS are weapons that shut down effective communication. They hurt the other person’s feelings, diminish their ability to ‘hear’ you, curtail their desire to do the things you are requesting and can do irreparable damage to your relationships.
COMMUNICATION WINS are tools that assist effective communication. They demonstrate appropriate respect for the other person’s thoughts, feelings and opinions. This ensures that you are ‘heard’, increases the other person’s willingness to consider and accede to your requests and foster successful and happy relationships.

 

 

 

 

 
 
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