![]() The prognosis gets worse the longer we stay in relationships, three in 10 of those surveyed that have been in a relationship for five years or more said that they never receive any compliments from their partners. The poll compared feedback from those in short-term relationships (defined as less than three years) and people who were married or in longer-term partnerships. “Longer working hours combined with money worries are clearly taking their toll on modern relationships and we are seeing an increasing trend for solo holidays and weekends away from marriages and relationships in order to revive the romantic spark,” said pollster Judi James who oversaw the survey. The survey of 2,000 British adults in steady relationships pinpointed the 36-month marker as the time when relationship stress levels peak and points to a new trend of “pink passes” and “solo” holidays away from partners and spouses that many Britons resort to in order to keep romance alive. ![]() Weight gain, stinginess, toe-nail clippings on the bathroom floor and snoring are a few of the passion-killers that have led to a swifter decline in relationships in the fast-paced 21st century, said the study commissioned by Warner Brothers to promote the release of comedy film “Hall Pass” in UK cinemas. “As a team, you can find solutions that don't result in an affair or a breakup,” says Engle.A couple watch a sunset near a lake in Putrajaya December 22, 2008. Yes, they exist! If you've tried exploring physical intimacy on your own, and it hasn't panned out, there's no shame in getting a little bit of outside help. If your issues are mostly bedroom-based, look into a therapist who specializes in sex. You’ll also have a calm, unbiased moderator for when uncomfortable or heated discussions inevitably arise. Doing so will help the two of you create a plan for moving forward with the help of an expert. If you decide that the relationship is worth fighting for, Brito suggests booking recurring couples therapy sessions. Focus on listening to your partner’s unmet emotional needs when it’s their turn to talk without becoming defensive. Use ‘I statements’ that make you accountable for the feelings you’re having and avoid placing blame on your partner. If you want to bring up feelings of stagnation to your S.O., she suggests going about it verrry carefully.
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