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By: moses

moses — Thu, 28 May 2009 08:49:14 +0000

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By: DD

DD — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 09:20:18 +0000

I want to argue on the volunerability part. I rather say it is better to save some space for yourself. people are selfish by nature and if you let them to control your moods, you will end up with frustrations and dissatisfaction with your marraige. so it will be better if you have an idependence on yourself and then you wll have a power to flourish interdependece. even you will have the will to tolerate things – which a very important thing in sustaining your marriage. If you lower your expectation from your spouse, you can build agreement, respect and stability. So try to have a control on yourself than being volunerable to your lover or spouse.

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By: Anna

Anna — Wed, 21 May 2008 09:09:04 +0000

One good technick for happier marriage is to be a blame-free Zone.An interesting thing happens when you blame your spouse. You actually get more of the very behavior that you say you dislike. When you blame my partner what does she/he naturally do? She/he blames you back! You see her as the problem, and she sees you the same way. There are many couples blaming each other and feeling justified in doing it. Sadly, millions feel that being “right” is more important than the health of their relationship. Blaming your spouse has never worked and never will. There are certainly times that you can be angry with your spouse, but carrying around blame and resentment will kill your chances for long-term success.

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