The Power of Working Through Issues

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In relationships, when one person gets scared, unsure, or even insecure about things, the other person can help them to work through it by giving their partner encouragement, by being supportive, and by staying optimistic. Being understanding and sensitive to your partner at the right moments can literally save your relationship. It’s important to do your part in a relationship by setting the tone, and maintaining a sense of balance and stability for each other at times where one person feels afraid, unsure, or hesitant. We should be strong for one another, and when it comes to giving, you should put away your measuring sticks as to how much your partner gives, because when you give enough, your partner will naturally reciprocate the love.


It’s imperative that we have each other’s backs when needed. This is why it’s important to be each other’s best friends. If you’re not best friends, then you should work on the friendship aspect of your relationship until you become best friends. Best friends that truly care about one another are there for each other in times of need. They take turns communicating their feelings, listening, and helping each other boost their confidence, etc., when in need. I’m trying to recall the movie that stated something to the effect of people needing to take turns being crazy in relationships. If both people are crazy or upset at the same time, no one will be there to create peace, calm, and nurture. The same goes for couples that have moments of doubt, question, or hurt. Each person needs to concentrate on giving and being nurturing at the right times so that the relationship remains happy and balanced.


Whether you’re good at multitasking or not, when it comes to relationships, each person needs to be loving and supportive more at different times. We should always be loving to our partners. However, there are times when we should be extra loving and supportive when we see that it can be truly beneficial. Both people can’t feel down or upset at the same time or the relationship won’t last very long. Relationships are give-and-take. You need to take turns showing your support for one another. Fight to make it work. Hash things out. Support one another to the point where you can embrace the balance of your love. Don’t give up, but instead, when you feel your partner is struggling in some way, be supportive. We should be a pillar of strength for one another in relationships.


You might think at times that giving up is the easier option. But, if you’re willing to give something up, what you’re truly saying is that to you, it isn’t worth fighting for. Relationships should never be one sided, and both people need to equally do their share as far as making things work. Both people need to put effort into maintaining the happiness within the relationship. Remember, it’s important to develop a certain mentality as a couple in which giving up is not an option. Stability is everything when it comes to feeling secure and loved. It’s important to work through issues without having the fear that for every little argument, disagreement, or difference of opinion your relationship will come to an end. Fear should never be the cause of preventing arguments or avoiding confrontation and drama. Confrontation and arguments happen, and it’s important to try to nip things in the bud, and resolve issues at an earlier stage, as opposed to letting things grow and develop into bigger issues.


Remember, nothing good comes easy, and it’s important to put the effort into improving your relationship. Don’t view giving up as an option when things get hard. Instead, reassure your partner of how much you care for them when you see that they could use a boost in their spirits. Giving hope to your loved ones or to anyone that we meet in life is one of the most beautiful gifts. We can all use a boost in our spirits at different times. When you truly want your relationship to work, to be happy, healthy, and to last, just remember to do whatever it takes. Take turns showing your support, and try to recognize and connect with your partner in a way in which you’ll sense when nurture and support is needed most.

Anne Cohen
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