Managing relationships comes down to how partners interact daily.
According to a psychologist educated at Harvard, the strongest couples are good at resolving conflicts.
They do this with respect and thankfulness, unlike others where bad communication and stubbornness lead to failure.
If you find yourself saying these phrases, you’re likely in a stronger relationship:
“I appreciate your effort.”
It’s vital to acknowledge the good things your partner does, not just the bad.
Showing gratitude is key to a strong relationship and makes everyone feel appreciated.
“I like you.”
It’s important in a healthy relationship to both love and like your partner. This means valuing their unique character and enjoying their company.
“Help me better understand this.”
Everyone has their own views. By asking your partner to share theirs, you can overcome disagreements and grow closer.
