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3 Signs Your Marriage Will Fall Apart: You Can Understand It Before a Relationship Crisis Begins
02.12.2024 09:21
Not all marriages are happy.
Many formal relationships end in divorce.
A common situation is this: at first, the husband and wife truly loved each other, and then suddenly faced difficulties.
"Who knew we weren't right for each other," the former spouses say.
However, many problems in marriage, contrary to popular belief, are quite predictable.
The main thing is not to ignore certain warning signs.
Are any of the following in your relationship? Know that after some time, the marriage will be on the verge of collapse.
Either change your behavior (and ask your partner to do the same), or prepare for serious problems.
Harsh criticism
You can (and sometimes should) criticize your other half. But you should do it quite gently.
There should be no harsh statements! Avoid using the following remarks: "you always...", "you never...", "you, as always, made a mistake", etc.
Try to direct criticism not at your partner, but at the mistake he or she made. If you ignore the recommendation, sooner or later you will force your partner to come to the conclusion that a divorce is necessary.
Ridicule
Harmless jokes are acceptable. But you shouldn't openly ridicule your significant other.
Don't insult your partner by justifying yourself by saying you were "joking." "Joke" insults are just as dangerous as real mockery.
Replacing communication with a partner with another action
Do some people in love prefer computer games, internet surfing, watching movies or some other similar activity to communicating with their significant other?
Then sooner or later a crack will appear in the relationship!
Pay attention to each other, communicate, do not get distracted by the computer and gadgets too often. Know: a happy marriage is impossible without a strong emotional connection between the partners.
For reference
Marriage is one of the oldest social institutions that regulates relationships, a socially recognized union between spouses for the purpose of creating a family, which gives rise to mutual rights and obligations of the married couple.
