Signs Of A Bad Relationship And Advice To Improve It

Author: Clay Lindo

Author: Clay Lindo

Think you may be in a bad relationship? Below are some common signs of a bad relationship and advice to help you improve it.

1. No Quality Time Together. Quality time together is vital for any healthy relationship to survive. If you find that it's lacking in your life, try to start spending more time together to nourish your relationship. Plan a "date night" or just set aside part of each day to spend together.

2. Negative or Sarcastic Comments. No matter who is guilty of being negative or sarcastic in your couple, you can set a good example by becoming less negative and more praising. Replace the negative with the positive, and you will see an improvement in your relationship.

3. Not Compromising. In a couple, both partners needs have to be met. If you feel that your relationship is imbalanced in this aspect, try to fix it. Practice a little give and take. Learn to negotiate and be willing to compromise so that both of you can find common ground.

4. Not Hearing Each Another. Learn to hear your partner, and let them know that you appreciate them listening to you. Both people in a relationship need to feel listened to and understood for a relationship to work.

5. Buried Resentments. When something negative is buried in the dark corners of our consciousness, with time it will grow into a powerful and damaging monster. Exposing your resentments and letting the light hit the monster will diminish it. If you have something bothering you, calmly talk about it with your partner. When you work together, you have twice the chance of finding a solution.

Other signs of a bad relationship include: lying, disrespect, no personal space, no intimacy, not giving compliments, lack of communication, and constant arguments. These may even be signs of a bigger problem.

Realizing what the problems are in your relationship is the first step to fixing them. It will just take a little effort from both of you.

Learn to forgive, stay positive, always praise your partner's efforts, and you can get your relationship back on track.About the Author:

Clay Lindo offers more tips on how to improve relationships on his site at www.claysrelationshipadvice.com

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