Send a beautiful message
Most people text their spouses at most a couple of times per day. Sometimes, it is even more. While these texts can be useful for most purposes, it is worth scheduling time to send messages that are more kind and intimate. It is quick and can make a difference in your relationship.
Establish limits
Although some couples may declare that they tell each other everything, it is perfectly acceptable to not do so. To make sure that you feel comfortable in your relationship, it is healthy to set boundaries.
Make financial purchases using the three “D’s”.
Hasty or impulsive spending is one of the main reasons for unhappy marriages. The three “D’s”-disclose, Discuss, and Decide–have helped thousands of couples to resolve their marital problems. This will help you to change your approach and make it easier for your marriage to succeed.
Be sensitive to what you find irritating
According to William Faulkner, daily check-ins can be a great way to raise irritations with your partner. This practice helps us to remember and communicate positive qualities more often than we might otherwise. Although it may not always be possible for you to praise your partner before exhorting them to stop putting dirty dishes in their sink, this practice helps us to be more aware of these qualities.
Have fun and celebrate
The married life can be hectic, stressful, and sometimes very task-oriented. If we don’t schedule fun and stress-free moments with our partners, we can lose out. Psychologist Howard Markman found that happy marriages are more joyful when their partners have fun and celebrate. Spend quality time together when you can.
