Key Elements Of A Strong Relationship Analysis

My suggestion I would give to others on repairing relationships is to give each other space. This is the most important step in repairing you relationship. Spend about a couple weeks to a month without contacting each other. One may ask “well what will this period of no contact do for me or how will it benefit us”. This time apart will let things heal. It will also allow the both of you to work and focus on yourself. There can be many reasons why a relationship is going down the drain. It could be your lover is fed up or just simply doesn’t want the relationship anymore. This period of no contact will eventually help you realize what exactly went wrong. You are able to reflect on your relationship. If you keep putting your significant other

Our relationship was something that I should've left a long time ago. Honestly, it shouldn't have began. I will admit we did have our good days, those days that you don't want to end, where the "I love you" moments really happen and you don't want to end

The argument resulted in us breaking up our four month relationship. After the argument was over, I realize five communication barriers that took placed through-out our argument.

In Dr. Phil McGraw’s “Relationship Rescue”, Dr. Phil uses a combination of personal advice, experience and reader participation to provide help to those who feel their relationship is failing. Throughout the book, Dr. Phil strongly encourages the reader to actively engage by writing down their feelings, answering very personal questions about themselves and their significant other, and to “put motion into your emotion.” Meaning take action, and if you’re emotionally unhappy, it is time to physically do something about it. The author is eager to successfully help couples put their relationships back together and allow it to thrive in new ways. Throughout the book, Dr. Phil McGraw proves that even though he sometimes prompted difficult and uncomfortable conversations, communication was and always will be one of the most important elements of a relationship.

As my aunt drove closer and closer to the school, I found myself getting progressively more nervous. It was my first day at my new school after I moved here in the summer. I had a few months to adjust to my new home and get familiar with my new surroundings, but nothing could get me prepared for a whole new school. L had been great help with settling in and getting me used to my newest home, though. She’s truly was the best cousin I could have asked for, I seriously don't know where I would be without her. She’s more like a best friend to me. We’re the same age, the difference between us being just 10 days, which she loved to rub in my face.

“What is love? Baby, don 't hurt me. Don 't hurt me no more” (Halligan 1993). These well-known lyrics sung by Trinidadian-German musician Haddaway describes a relational situation in which one side of the relationship is hurting the other individual in some way. Humans crave love and affection yet at times this craving can goes as far as becoming infidelity in a committed relationship. Relational maintenance is a major part of a romantic relationship and McCornack (2013) states, “Relational maintenance refers to using communication and supportive behaviors to sustain a desired relationship status and level of satisfaction” (p. 300). However, when one half of the relationship decides that they are unsatisfied in their current relationship the darker side of relationships shows and betrayal and deception can occur. The following will analyze one family from the movie Love Actually (2004) and how self-concept, betrayal, and deception occur in their relationship.

During February in 2015, I experienced a fantastic change in my life; I finally found an amazing girlfriend who felt to be someone I could trust and enjoy life with. Throughout the next half-year, we grew immensely together and experienced newly found excitement every day. Gratefully, my girlfriend achieved her goal to attend her dream college with a full-ride scholarship; however, the unfortunate part is this college is in the state of Washington. Despite the distance between us each semester, we continued to grow closer together. Additionally, we grew to know that communication was a core part of our relationship and a vital key to maintaining a strong bond. Yet, since the start of this school semester, the communication,

Sadly we both slowly faded away from each other after this, as of the problems occurring in our lives.

Relationships are an important part of human existence. To survive, we must build these connections. They consume every facet of our lives. We encounter many different relationships in our lifetime. We are a sibling, friend, parent, child, co-worker, spouse, lover and many more. It is a part of who we are and how we relate to the world around us. It is how we develop and nurture these relationships that make the difference in our lives. Relationships are complicated, but can be rewarding when all parties are seeking the same goal. We learn to balance our interactions and seek to find a way of fitting them into our everyday lives. The best relationships are ones that are built on mutual trust, understanding, and respect for each other. When they don’t work out, we may feel a sense of failure or sadness. They are often hard to let go of, even if they are dysfunctional and unhealthy for us and the people we are surrounded by.

The relationship between my grandmother and I was great in the beginning, but one day something happened that made it take a turn for the worse. Not too long ago, my grandma came to live with my family and I. At the time, my mother was pregnant with my little brother, so it would be two new additions to our family. When she came, we had a great bond and got to know each other. But then an argument we had changed everything and our bond wasn’t the same after that day.

Connections require work and will undoubtedly confront challenges vast and little. Basic, regular stressors can strain a cozy relationship, and significant wellsprings of stress may undermine the soundness of the relationship. For whatever length of time that each accomplice will address the current issue and take an interest in building up an answer, most relationship issues are reasonable, however when challenges are left unaddressed, pressure mounts, poor propensities create, and the wellbeing and life span of the relationship are in peril.

Even looking back on the relationship I still can confidently say we communicated very well in the early stages of the relationship. I felt comfortable communicating with him about small conflicts or any of my wants and needs and I truly believe he felt the same way. Our communication didn’t seem to be an issue until after the first cheating incident. I think that this is because up until the cheating incident I had no reason to suspect he was not telling me things and I never felt a secretive or flighty vibe from him. After being cheated on I can admit that my communication skills with him started to change. Within one day everything had changed. I had not fallen out of love but instead of a sincere love it felt more like a constant sting to the heart whenever I thought of what he had done to me. I found myself bouncing back in forth between emotions of extreme hurt, anger, and self pity.

Relationships with family, loved ones, significant others, children, parents, siblings, friends, co-workers, employees, bosses, etc. seem to be changing and shifting in more ways than we might have imagined. For many, these changes seem to be testing us like never before. Relationships are being affected, tested, and turned inside out and upside down. Some changes are a welcome sigh of relief; others aren 't. Some changes feel like a crisis. They leave us feeling like the rug just got pulled out from under or a heartache that won 't stop.

During life, a huge part is the connection with one another . There are so many

-Learn to compromise. You should both agree from now on, that one shouldn’t impose himself/herself or his/her opinions, things should always be discussed and