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Though both partners need to contribute to the relationship, the effort won’t always be equal. Life hits us in different ways, and you might be struggling with something that temporarily demands most of your time and energy. And the same thing will probably happen to your partner at some point. During those times, try not to blame your partner for not pulling their weight. Instead, think of the relationship as something that needs to stay at 100% no matter what. So when your partner can only give 20%, you give 80% to fill the gap, and vice versa. If you both think of relationships this way, it might avoid building resentment, and create a supportive environment for you and your partner!

No, I’m not saying for you to get into a shouting match with your partner. But let’s face it, you’re bound to disagree at some point. You have unique viewpoints, habits, and experiences that might not align with your partners’. And that is perfectly healthy. In fact, that’s what makes your partner intriguing. So think of arguments as an opportunity for your partner to get to know you. It’s a chance for you to express yourself and share your unique perspective. Don’t try to “win” the argument. Just explore the disagreement in a nonjudgmental way. If you think about arguments in this way, it will probably reduce a lot of tension, and maybe, even improve your relationship.

In order to rebuild trust after a betrayal, the betrayed partner should ask for full transparency. This means that their partner should agree to be completely open about their whereabouts, who they talk to, and what they do on their own time. It may seem extreme, but it demonstrates a commitment to mending the relationship.